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SUMMARY:Captiva Coastal Cleanup
DESCRIPTION:Established by local Capt. Jimmy Burnsed of Santiva Saltwater Fishing Team and his wife\, Sarah\, the Captiva Coastal Cleanup calls on the community to help keep Captiva Island a beautiful place to live\, boat\, fish and enjoy the water by organizing a day to pick up debris along Captiva and surrounding islands’ shorelines and waterways. Efforts focus primarily on the mangrove shoreline and waters ranging from North Captiva to Cayo Costa. \nThe annual event is a collective effort led by the Burnseds in partnership with Keep Lee County Beautiful and community partners including Captiva Cruises\, Captiva Rod & Gun Club\, McCarthy’s Marina\, Santiva Saltwater Fishing Team and Scuba Quest. \nLocal guides from Santiva Saltwater Fishing Team will lead the community of island boaters in efforts along the coastal habitats. Local law enforcement from the Lee County Sheriff’s Office on Captiva and Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s Division of Law Enforcement (FWC LE) will provide officers on boats for the safety of participants. Scuba Quest is providing diving equipment to professional scuba divers for underwater cleanup in and around Redfish Pass\, and scuba operations will be further supported by FWC LE’s agency dive team. \nVolunteers are encouraged to bring their own watercraft\, including boats\, kayaks\, canoes or paddleboards. Those without means of water transportation who wish to volunteer can contact event organizers for support. A free barbecue lunch from Pop’z BBQ & Catering\, sponsored by Captiva Rod & Gun Club\, will be provided to volunteers at 1 p.m. \nCaptiva Coastal Cleanup will begin at Captiva Cruises\, located out of McCarthy’s Marina at 11401 Andy Rosse Lane on Captiva Island. Dockage for boats and parking for cars is available. \nFor more information or to sign up to volunteer\, click here or contact event organizers at 239-872-6383.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/captiva-coastal-cleanup/
LOCATION:Captiva Cruises\, 11401 Andy Rosse Lane\, Captiva\, FL\, 33924\, United States
CATEGORIES:Environmental
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SUMMARY:Cruise to Pine Island
DESCRIPTION:Captiva Cruises’ newest expedition in its “Discover Southwest Florida History” tours will focus on the fishing cultures in Pine Island Sound; a story of fascinating characters and traditions. Along the way to Pineland on Pine Island\, there will be an up-close look at historic fish houses of Pine Island Sound and a discussion of the area’s diverse fishing cultures from the indigenous Calusa\, to Spanish Cuban Ranchos\, to the Punta Gorda Fish Company and to the spectacular Tarpon and sport fishing of today. \nThe cruise will depart from McCarthy’s Marina at 10 a.m. on Tuesdays through April 2020. Reservations are required and cost is $45 per adult and $35 per child. \nPassengers will be greeted at the historic Tarpon Lodge and oriented to this spectacular location\, the family-run business and its storied tradition of fishing within Pine Island Sound and Charlotte Harbor. Passengers will then relax while enjoying “old Florida” charm of the 1926 Tarpon Lodge where lunch will be savored with waterfront views of Pine Island Sound and mangrove islands. \nFollowing lunch\, passengers will walk across the street to The Randell Research Center. The RRC\, a program of the Florida Museum of Natural History\, aims to establish and maintain\, at the internationally significant Pineland archaeological and historical site\, a permanent facility dedicated to learning and teaching the archaeology\, history and ecology of Southwest Florida. An RRC educator will give a guided tour of The Calusa Heritage Trail to one of the pre-Columbian Mounds of the ancient Calusa while elaborating on this unique fishing culture. \nThese are excellent opportunities for friends\, families and whole neighborhoods to get together and learn about the natural and cultural history of Southwest Florida while enjoying a day out on the water. Captiva Cruises also offers cruises to Cabbage Key\, Useppa Island\, Boca Grande\, Beach & Shelling excursions to Cayo Costa State Park\, Sailing Adventures\, Sunset Cruises and Dolphin Watch & Wildlife Adventures with The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. \nAdditional information and reservations for the cruise to historic Tarpon Lodge & Calusa Indian mounds of Pine Island or any of Captiva Cruises programs and tours may be obtained by calling Captiva Cruises at 239-472-5300 or online at captivacruises.com.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/cruise-to-pine-island-13/
LOCATION:Captiva Cruises\, 11401 Andy Rosse Lane\, Captiva\, FL\, 33924\, United States
CATEGORIES:Outdoor
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SUMMARY:Cruise to Pine Island
DESCRIPTION:Captiva Cruises’ newest expedition in its “Discover Southwest Florida History” tours will focus on the fishing cultures in Pine Island Sound; a story of fascinating characters and traditions. Along the way to Pineland on Pine Island\, there will be an up-close look at historic fish houses of Pine Island Sound and a discussion of the area’s diverse fishing cultures from the indigenous Calusa\, to Spanish Cuban Ranchos\, to the Punta Gorda Fish Company and to the spectacular Tarpon and sport fishing of today. \nThe cruise will depart from McCarthy’s Marina at 10 a.m. on Tuesdays through April 2020. Reservations are required and cost is $45 per adult and $35 per child. \nPassengers will be greeted at the historic Tarpon Lodge and oriented to this spectacular location\, the family-run business and its storied tradition of fishing within Pine Island Sound and Charlotte Harbor. Passengers will then relax while enjoying “old Florida” charm of the 1926 Tarpon Lodge where lunch will be savored with waterfront views of Pine Island Sound and mangrove islands. \nFollowing lunch\, passengers will walk across the street to The Randell Research Center. The RRC\, a program of the Florida Museum of Natural History\, aims to establish and maintain\, at the internationally significant Pineland archaeological and historical site\, a permanent facility dedicated to learning and teaching the archaeology\, history and ecology of Southwest Florida. An RRC educator will give a guided tour of The Calusa Heritage Trail to one of the pre-Columbian Mounds of the ancient Calusa while elaborating on this unique fishing culture. \nThese are excellent opportunities for friends\, families and whole neighborhoods to get together and learn about the natural and cultural history of Southwest Florida while enjoying a day out on the water. Captiva Cruises also offers cruises to Cabbage Key\, Useppa Island\, Boca Grande\, Beach & Shelling excursions to Cayo Costa State Park\, Sailing Adventures\, Sunset Cruises and Dolphin Watch & Wildlife Adventures with The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. \nAdditional information and reservations for the cruise to historic Tarpon Lodge & Calusa Indian mounds of Pine Island or any of Captiva Cruises programs and tours may be obtained by calling Captiva Cruises at 239-472-5300 or online at captivacruises.com.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/cruise-to-pine-island-12/
LOCATION:Captiva Cruises\, 11401 Andy Rosse Lane\, Captiva\, FL\, 33924\, United States
CATEGORIES:Outdoor
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SUMMARY:Cruise to Pine Island
DESCRIPTION:Captiva Cruises’ newest expedition in its “Discover Southwest Florida History” tours will focus on the fishing cultures in Pine Island Sound; a story of fascinating characters and traditions. Along the way to Pineland on Pine Island\, there will be an up-close look at historic fish houses of Pine Island Sound and a discussion of the area’s diverse fishing cultures from the indigenous Calusa\, to Spanish Cuban Ranchos\, to the Punta Gorda Fish Company and to the spectacular Tarpon and sport fishing of today. \nThe cruise will depart from McCarthy’s Marina at 10 a.m. on Tuesdays through April 2020. Reservations are required and cost is $45 per adult and $35 per child. \nPassengers will be greeted at the historic Tarpon Lodge and oriented to this spectacular location\, the family-run business and its storied tradition of fishing within Pine Island Sound and Charlotte Harbor. Passengers will then relax while enjoying “old Florida” charm of the 1926 Tarpon Lodge where lunch will be savored with waterfront views of Pine Island Sound and mangrove islands. \nFollowing lunch\, passengers will walk across the street to The Randell Research Center. The RRC\, a program of the Florida Museum of Natural History\, aims to establish and maintain\, at the internationally significant Pineland archaeological and historical site\, a permanent facility dedicated to learning and teaching the archaeology\, history and ecology of Southwest Florida. An RRC educator will give a guided tour of The Calusa Heritage Trail to one of the pre-Columbian Mounds of the ancient Calusa while elaborating on this unique fishing culture. \nThese are excellent opportunities for friends\, families and whole neighborhoods to get together and learn about the natural and cultural history of Southwest Florida while enjoying a day out on the water. Captiva Cruises also offers cruises to Cabbage Key\, Useppa Island\, Boca Grande\, Beach & Shelling excursions to Cayo Costa State Park\, Sailing Adventures\, Sunset Cruises and Dolphin Watch & Wildlife Adventures with The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. \nAdditional information and reservations for the cruise to historic Tarpon Lodge & Calusa Indian mounds of Pine Island or any of Captiva Cruises programs and tours may be obtained by calling Captiva Cruises at 239-472-5300 or online at captivacruises.com.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/cruise-to-pine-island-11/
LOCATION:Captiva Cruises\, 11401 Andy Rosse Lane\, Captiva\, FL\, 33924\, United States
CATEGORIES:Outdoor
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SUMMARY:Cruise to Pine Island
DESCRIPTION:Captiva Cruises’ newest expedition in its “Discover Southwest Florida History” tours will focus on the fishing cultures in Pine Island Sound; a story of fascinating characters and traditions. Along the way to Pineland on Pine Island\, there will be an up-close look at historic fish houses of Pine Island Sound and a discussion of the area’s diverse fishing cultures from the indigenous Calusa\, to Spanish Cuban Ranchos\, to the Punta Gorda Fish Company and to the spectacular Tarpon and sport fishing of today. \nThe cruise will depart from McCarthy’s Marina at 10 a.m. on Tuesdays through April 2020. Reservations are required and cost is $45 per adult and $35 per child. \nPassengers will be greeted at the historic Tarpon Lodge and oriented to this spectacular location\, the family-run business and its storied tradition of fishing within Pine Island Sound and Charlotte Harbor. Passengers will then relax while enjoying “old Florida” charm of the 1926 Tarpon Lodge where lunch will be savored with waterfront views of Pine Island Sound and mangrove islands. \nFollowing lunch\, passengers will walk across the street to The Randell Research Center. The RRC\, a program of the Florida Museum of Natural History\, aims to establish and maintain\, at the internationally significant Pineland archaeological and historical site\, a permanent facility dedicated to learning and teaching the archaeology\, history and ecology of Southwest Florida. An RRC educator will give a guided tour of The Calusa Heritage Trail to one of the pre-Columbian Mounds of the ancient Calusa while elaborating on this unique fishing culture. \nThese are excellent opportunities for friends\, families and whole neighborhoods to get together and learn about the natural and cultural history of Southwest Florida while enjoying a day out on the water. Captiva Cruises also offers cruises to Cabbage Key\, Useppa Island\, Boca Grande\, Beach & Shelling excursions to Cayo Costa State Park\, Sailing Adventures\, Sunset Cruises and Dolphin Watch & Wildlife Adventures with The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. \nAdditional information and reservations for the cruise to historic Tarpon Lodge & Calusa Indian mounds of Pine Island or any of Captiva Cruises programs and tours may be obtained by calling Captiva Cruises at 239-472-5300 or online at captivacruises.com.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/cruise-to-pine-island-10/
LOCATION:Captiva Cruises\, 11401 Andy Rosse Lane\, Captiva\, FL\, 33924\, United States
CATEGORIES:Outdoor
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SUMMARY:Cruise to Pine Island
DESCRIPTION:Captiva Cruises’ newest expedition in its “Discover Southwest Florida History” tours will focus on the fishing cultures in Pine Island Sound; a story of fascinating characters and traditions. Along the way to Pineland on Pine Island\, there will be an up-close look at historic fish houses of Pine Island Sound and a discussion of the area’s diverse fishing cultures from the indigenous Calusa\, to Spanish Cuban Ranchos\, to the Punta Gorda Fish Company and to the spectacular Tarpon and sport fishing of today. \nThe cruise will depart from McCarthy’s Marina at 10 a.m. on Tuesdays through April 2020. Reservations are required and cost is $45 per adult and $35 per child. \nPassengers will be greeted at the historic Tarpon Lodge and oriented to this spectacular location\, the family-run business and its storied tradition of fishing within Pine Island Sound and Charlotte Harbor. Passengers will then relax while enjoying “old Florida” charm of the 1926 Tarpon Lodge where lunch will be savored with waterfront views of Pine Island Sound and mangrove islands. \nFollowing lunch\, passengers will walk across the street to The Randell Research Center. The RRC\, a program of the Florida Museum of Natural History\, aims to establish and maintain\, at the internationally significant Pineland archaeological and historical site\, a permanent facility dedicated to learning and teaching the archaeology\, history and ecology of Southwest Florida. An RRC educator will give a guided tour of The Calusa Heritage Trail to one of the pre-Columbian Mounds of the ancient Calusa while elaborating on this unique fishing culture. \nThese are excellent opportunities for friends\, families and whole neighborhoods to get together and learn about the natural and cultural history of Southwest Florida while enjoying a day out on the water. Captiva Cruises also offers cruises to Cabbage Key\, Useppa Island\, Boca Grande\, Beach & Shelling excursions to Cayo Costa State Park\, Sailing Adventures\, Sunset Cruises and Dolphin Watch & Wildlife Adventures with The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. \nAdditional information and reservations for the cruise to historic Tarpon Lodge & Calusa Indian mounds of Pine Island or any of Captiva Cruises programs and tours may be obtained by calling Captiva Cruises at 239-472-5300 or online at captivacruises.com.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/cruise-to-pine-island-9/
LOCATION:Captiva Cruises\, 11401 Andy Rosse Lane\, Captiva\, FL\, 33924\, United States
CATEGORIES:Outdoor
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SUMMARY:Cruise to Pine Island
DESCRIPTION:Captiva Cruises’ newest expedition in its “Discover Southwest Florida History” tours will focus on the fishing cultures in Pine Island Sound; a story of fascinating characters and traditions. Along the way to Pineland on Pine Island\, there will be an up-close look at historic fish houses of Pine Island Sound and a discussion of the area’s diverse fishing cultures from the indigenous Calusa\, to Spanish Cuban Ranchos\, to the Punta Gorda Fish Company and to the spectacular Tarpon and sport fishing of today. \nThe cruise will depart from McCarthy’s Marina at 10 a.m. on Tuesdays through April 2020. Reservations are required and cost is $45 per adult and $35 per child. \nPassengers will be greeted at the historic Tarpon Lodge and oriented to this spectacular location\, the family-run business and its storied tradition of fishing within Pine Island Sound and Charlotte Harbor. Passengers will then relax while enjoying “old Florida” charm of the 1926 Tarpon Lodge where lunch will be savored with waterfront views of Pine Island Sound and mangrove islands. \nFollowing lunch\, passengers will walk across the street to The Randell Research Center. The RRC\, a program of the Florida Museum of Natural History\, aims to establish and maintain\, at the internationally significant Pineland archaeological and historical site\, a permanent facility dedicated to learning and teaching the archaeology\, history and ecology of Southwest Florida. An RRC educator will give a guided tour of The Calusa Heritage Trail to one of the pre-Columbian Mounds of the ancient Calusa while elaborating on this unique fishing culture. \nThese are excellent opportunities for friends\, families and whole neighborhoods to get together and learn about the natural and cultural history of Southwest Florida while enjoying a day out on the water. Captiva Cruises also offers cruises to Cabbage Key\, Useppa Island\, Boca Grande\, Beach & Shelling excursions to Cayo Costa State Park\, Sailing Adventures\, Sunset Cruises and Dolphin Watch & Wildlife Adventures with The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. \nAdditional information and reservations for the cruise to historic Tarpon Lodge & Calusa Indian mounds of Pine Island or any of Captiva Cruises programs and tours may be obtained by calling Captiva Cruises at 239-472-5300 or online at captivacruises.com.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/cruise-to-pine-island-8/
LOCATION:Captiva Cruises\, 11401 Andy Rosse Lane\, Captiva\, FL\, 33924\, United States
CATEGORIES:Outdoor
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DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20200218T150000
DTSTAMP:20260501T213018
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SUMMARY:Cruise to Pine Island
DESCRIPTION:Captiva Cruises’ newest expedition in its “Discover Southwest Florida History” tours will focus on the fishing cultures in Pine Island Sound; a story of fascinating characters and traditions. Along the way to Pineland on Pine Island\, there will be an up-close look at historic fish houses of Pine Island Sound and a discussion of the area’s diverse fishing cultures from the indigenous Calusa\, to Spanish Cuban Ranchos\, to the Punta Gorda Fish Company and to the spectacular Tarpon and sport fishing of today. \nThe cruise will depart from McCarthy’s Marina at 10 a.m. on Tuesdays through April 2020. Reservations are required and cost is $45 per adult and $35 per child. \nPassengers will be greeted at the historic Tarpon Lodge and oriented to this spectacular location\, the family-run business and its storied tradition of fishing within Pine Island Sound and Charlotte Harbor. Passengers will then relax while enjoying “old Florida” charm of the 1926 Tarpon Lodge where lunch will be savored with waterfront views of Pine Island Sound and mangrove islands. \nFollowing lunch\, passengers will walk across the street to The Randell Research Center. The RRC\, a program of the Florida Museum of Natural History\, aims to establish and maintain\, at the internationally significant Pineland archaeological and historical site\, a permanent facility dedicated to learning and teaching the archaeology\, history and ecology of Southwest Florida. An RRC educator will give a guided tour of The Calusa Heritage Trail to one of the pre-Columbian Mounds of the ancient Calusa while elaborating on this unique fishing culture. \nThese are excellent opportunities for friends\, families and whole neighborhoods to get together and learn about the natural and cultural history of Southwest Florida while enjoying a day out on the water. Captiva Cruises also offers cruises to Cabbage Key\, Useppa Island\, Boca Grande\, Beach & Shelling excursions to Cayo Costa State Park\, Sailing Adventures\, Sunset Cruises and Dolphin Watch & Wildlife Adventures with The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. \nAdditional information and reservations for the cruise to historic Tarpon Lodge & Calusa Indian mounds of Pine Island or any of Captiva Cruises programs and tours may be obtained by calling Captiva Cruises at 239-472-5300 or online at captivacruises.com.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/cruise-to-pine-island-7/
LOCATION:Captiva Cruises\, 11401 Andy Rosse Lane\, Captiva\, FL\, 33924\, United States
CATEGORIES:Outdoor
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DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20200211T150000
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SUMMARY:Cruise to Pine Island
DESCRIPTION:Captiva Cruises’ newest expedition in its “Discover Southwest Florida History” tours will focus on the fishing cultures in Pine Island Sound; a story of fascinating characters and traditions. Along the way to Pineland on Pine Island\, there will be an up-close look at historic fish houses of Pine Island Sound and a discussion of the area’s diverse fishing cultures from the indigenous Calusa\, to Spanish Cuban Ranchos\, to the Punta Gorda Fish Company and to the spectacular Tarpon and sport fishing of today. \nThe cruise will depart from McCarthy’s Marina at 10 a.m. on Tuesdays through April 2020. Reservations are required and cost is $45 per adult and $35 per child. \nPassengers will be greeted at the historic Tarpon Lodge and oriented to this spectacular location\, the family-run business and its storied tradition of fishing within Pine Island Sound and Charlotte Harbor. Passengers will then relax while enjoying “old Florida” charm of the 1926 Tarpon Lodge where lunch will be savored with waterfront views of Pine Island Sound and mangrove islands. \nFollowing lunch\, passengers will walk across the street to The Randell Research Center. The RRC\, a program of the Florida Museum of Natural History\, aims to establish and maintain\, at the internationally significant Pineland archaeological and historical site\, a permanent facility dedicated to learning and teaching the archaeology\, history and ecology of Southwest Florida. An RRC educator will give a guided tour of The Calusa Heritage Trail to one of the pre-Columbian Mounds of the ancient Calusa while elaborating on this unique fishing culture. \nThese are excellent opportunities for friends\, families and whole neighborhoods to get together and learn about the natural and cultural history of Southwest Florida while enjoying a day out on the water. Captiva Cruises also offers cruises to Cabbage Key\, Useppa Island\, Boca Grande\, Beach & Shelling excursions to Cayo Costa State Park\, Sailing Adventures\, Sunset Cruises and Dolphin Watch & Wildlife Adventures with The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. \nAdditional information and reservations for the cruise to historic Tarpon Lodge & Calusa Indian mounds of Pine Island or any of Captiva Cruises programs and tours may be obtained by calling Captiva Cruises at 239-472-5300 or online at captivacruises.com.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/cruise-to-pine-island-6/
LOCATION:Captiva Cruises\, 11401 Andy Rosse Lane\, Captiva\, FL\, 33924\, United States
CATEGORIES:Outdoor
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DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20200204T150000
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SUMMARY:Cruise to Pine Island
DESCRIPTION:Captiva Cruises’ newest expedition in its “Discover Southwest Florida History” tours will focus on the fishing cultures in Pine Island Sound; a story of fascinating characters and traditions. Along the way to Pineland on Pine Island\, there will be an up-close look at historic fish houses of Pine Island Sound and a discussion of the area’s diverse fishing cultures from the indigenous Calusa\, to Spanish Cuban Ranchos\, to the Punta Gorda Fish Company and to the spectacular Tarpon and sport fishing of today. \nThe cruise will depart from McCarthy’s Marina at 10 a.m. on Tuesdays through April 2020. Reservations are required and cost is $45 per adult and $35 per child. \nPassengers will be greeted at the historic Tarpon Lodge and oriented to this spectacular location\, the family-run business and its storied tradition of fishing within Pine Island Sound and Charlotte Harbor. Passengers will then relax while enjoying “old Florida” charm of the 1926 Tarpon Lodge where lunch will be savored with waterfront views of Pine Island Sound and mangrove islands. \nFollowing lunch\, passengers will walk across the street to The Randell Research Center. The RRC\, a program of the Florida Museum of Natural History\, aims to establish and maintain\, at the internationally significant Pineland archaeological and historical site\, a permanent facility dedicated to learning and teaching the archaeology\, history and ecology of Southwest Florida. An RRC educator will give a guided tour of The Calusa Heritage Trail to one of the pre-Columbian Mounds of the ancient Calusa while elaborating on this unique fishing culture. \nThese are excellent opportunities for friends\, families and whole neighborhoods to get together and learn about the natural and cultural history of Southwest Florida while enjoying a day out on the water. Captiva Cruises also offers cruises to Cabbage Key\, Useppa Island\, Boca Grande\, Beach & Shelling excursions to Cayo Costa State Park\, Sailing Adventures\, Sunset Cruises and Dolphin Watch & Wildlife Adventures with The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. \nAdditional information and reservations for the cruise to historic Tarpon Lodge & Calusa Indian mounds of Pine Island or any of Captiva Cruises programs and tours may be obtained by calling Captiva Cruises at 239-472-5300 or online at captivacruises.com.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/cruise-to-pine-island-5/
LOCATION:Captiva Cruises\, 11401 Andy Rosse Lane\, Captiva\, FL\, 33924\, United States
CATEGORIES:Outdoor
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SUMMARY:Cruise to Pine Island
DESCRIPTION:Captiva Cruises’ newest expedition in its “Discover Southwest Florida History” tours will focus on the fishing cultures in Pine Island Sound; a story of fascinating characters and traditions. Along the way to Pineland on Pine Island\, there will be an up-close look at historic fish houses of Pine Island Sound and a discussion of the area’s diverse fishing cultures from the indigenous Calusa\, to Spanish Cuban Ranchos\, to the Punta Gorda Fish Company and to the spectacular Tarpon and sport fishing of today. \nThe cruise will depart from McCarthy’s Marina at 10 a.m. on Tuesdays through April 2020. Reservations are required and cost is $45 per adult and $35 per child. \nPassengers will be greeted at the historic Tarpon Lodge and oriented to this spectacular location\, the family-run business and its storied tradition of fishing within Pine Island Sound and Charlotte Harbor. Passengers will then relax while enjoying “old Florida” charm of the 1926 Tarpon Lodge where lunch will be savored with waterfront views of Pine Island Sound and mangrove islands. \nFollowing lunch\, passengers will walk across the street to The Randell Research Center. The RRC\, a program of the Florida Museum of Natural History\, aims to establish and maintain\, at the internationally significant Pineland archaeological and historical site\, a permanent facility dedicated to learning and teaching the archaeology\, history and ecology of Southwest Florida. An RRC educator will give a guided tour of The Calusa Heritage Trail to one of the pre-Columbian Mounds of the ancient Calusa while elaborating on this unique fishing culture. \nThese are excellent opportunities for friends\, families and whole neighborhoods to get together and learn about the natural and cultural history of Southwest Florida while enjoying a day out on the water. Captiva Cruises also offers cruises to Cabbage Key\, Useppa Island\, Boca Grande\, Beach & Shelling excursions to Cayo Costa State Park\, Sailing Adventures\, Sunset Cruises and Dolphin Watch & Wildlife Adventures with The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. \nAdditional information and reservations for the cruise to historic Tarpon Lodge & Calusa Indian mounds of Pine Island or any of Captiva Cruises programs and tours may be obtained by calling Captiva Cruises at 239-472-5300 or online at captivacruises.com.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/cruise-to-pine-island-4/
LOCATION:Captiva Cruises\, 11401 Andy Rosse Lane\, Captiva\, FL\, 33924\, United States
CATEGORIES:Outdoor
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SUMMARY:Cruise to Pine Island
DESCRIPTION:Captiva Cruises’ newest expedition in its “Discover Southwest Florida History” tours will focus on the fishing cultures in Pine Island Sound; a story of fascinating characters and traditions. Along the way to Pineland on Pine Island\, there will be an up-close look at historic fish houses of Pine Island Sound and a discussion of the area’s diverse fishing cultures from the indigenous Calusa\, to Spanish Cuban Ranchos\, to the Punta Gorda Fish Company and to the spectacular Tarpon and sport fishing of today. \nThe cruise will depart from McCarthy’s Marina at 10 a.m. on Tuesdays through April 2020. Reservations are required and cost is $45 per adult and $35 per child. \nPassengers will be greeted at the historic Tarpon Lodge and oriented to this spectacular location\, the family-run business and its storied tradition of fishing within Pine Island Sound and Charlotte Harbor. Passengers will then relax while enjoying “old Florida” charm of the 1926 Tarpon Lodge where lunch will be savored with waterfront views of Pine Island Sound and mangrove islands. \nFollowing lunch\, passengers will walk across the street to The Randell Research Center. The RRC\, a program of the Florida Museum of Natural History\, aims to establish and maintain\, at the internationally significant Pineland archaeological and historical site\, a permanent facility dedicated to learning and teaching the archaeology\, history and ecology of Southwest Florida. An RRC educator will give a guided tour of The Calusa Heritage Trail to one of the pre-Columbian Mounds of the ancient Calusa while elaborating on this unique fishing culture. \nThese are excellent opportunities for friends\, families and whole neighborhoods to get together and learn about the natural and cultural history of Southwest Florida while enjoying a day out on the water. Captiva Cruises also offers cruises to Cabbage Key\, Useppa Island\, Boca Grande\, Beach & Shelling excursions to Cayo Costa State Park\, Sailing Adventures\, Sunset Cruises and Dolphin Watch & Wildlife Adventures with The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. \nAdditional information and reservations for the cruise to historic Tarpon Lodge & Calusa Indian mounds of Pine Island or any of Captiva Cruises programs and tours may be obtained by calling Captiva Cruises at 239-472-5300 or online at captivacruises.com.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/cruise-to-pine-island-3/
LOCATION:Captiva Cruises\, 11401 Andy Rosse Lane\, Captiva\, FL\, 33924\, United States
CATEGORIES:Outdoor
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SUMMARY:Cruise to Pine Island
DESCRIPTION:Captiva Cruises’ newest expedition in its “Discover Southwest Florida History” tours will focus on the fishing cultures in Pine Island Sound; a story of fascinating characters and traditions. Along the way to Pineland on Pine Island\, there will be an up-close look at historic fish houses of Pine Island Sound and a discussion of the area’s diverse fishing cultures from the indigenous Calusa\, to Spanish Cuban Ranchos\, to the Punta Gorda Fish Company and to the spectacular Tarpon and sport fishing of today. \nThe cruise will depart from McCarthy’s Marina at 10 a.m. on Tuesdays through April 2020. Reservations are required and cost is $45 per adult and $35 per child. \nPassengers will be greeted at the historic Tarpon Lodge and oriented to this spectacular location\, the family-run business and its storied tradition of fishing within Pine Island Sound and Charlotte Harbor. Passengers will then relax while enjoying “old Florida” charm of the 1926 Tarpon Lodge where lunch will be savored with waterfront views of Pine Island Sound and mangrove islands. \nFollowing lunch\, passengers will walk across the street to The Randell Research Center. The RRC\, a program of the Florida Museum of Natural History\, aims to establish and maintain\, at the internationally significant Pineland archaeological and historical site\, a permanent facility dedicated to learning and teaching the archaeology\, history and ecology of Southwest Florida. An RRC educator will give a guided tour of The Calusa Heritage Trail to one of the pre-Columbian Mounds of the ancient Calusa while elaborating on this unique fishing culture. \nThese are excellent opportunities for friends\, families and whole neighborhoods to get together and learn about the natural and cultural history of Southwest Florida while enjoying a day out on the water. Captiva Cruises also offers cruises to Cabbage Key\, Useppa Island\, Boca Grande\, Beach & Shelling excursions to Cayo Costa State Park\, Sailing Adventures\, Sunset Cruises and Dolphin Watch & Wildlife Adventures with The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. \nAdditional information and reservations for the cruise to historic Tarpon Lodge & Calusa Indian mounds of Pine Island or any of Captiva Cruises programs and tours may be obtained by calling Captiva Cruises at 239-472-5300 or online at captivacruises.com.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/cruise-to-pine-island-2/
LOCATION:Captiva Cruises\, 11401 Andy Rosse Lane\, Captiva\, FL\, 33924\, United States
CATEGORIES:Outdoor
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SUMMARY:Cruise to Pine Island
DESCRIPTION:Captiva Cruises’ newest expedition in its “Discover Southwest Florida History” tours will focus on the fishing cultures in Pine Island Sound; a story of fascinating characters and traditions. Along the way to Pineland on Pine Island\, there will be an up-close look at historic fish houses of Pine Island Sound and a discussion of the area’s diverse fishing cultures from the indigenous Calusa\, to Spanish Cuban Ranchos\, to the Punta Gorda Fish Company and to the spectacular Tarpon and sport fishing of today. \nThe cruise will depart from McCarthy’s Marina at 10 a.m. on Tuesdays from Nov. 19 to April 2020. Passengers will be greeted at the historic Tarpon Lodge and oriented to this spectacular location\, the family-run business and its storied tradition of fishing within Pine Island Sound and Charlotte Harbor. Passengers will then relax while enjoying “old Florida” charm of the 1926 Tarpon Lodge where lunch will be savored with waterfront views of Pine Island Sound and mangrove islands. \nFollowing lunch\, passengers will walk across the street to The Randell Research Center. The RRC\, a program of the Florida Museum of Natural History\, aims to establish and maintain\, at the internationally significant Pineland archaeological and historical site\, a permanent facility dedicated to learning and teaching the archaeology\, history and ecology of Southwest Florida. An RRC educator will give a guided tour of The Calusa Heritage Trail to one of the pre-Columbian Mounds of the ancient Calusa while elaborating on this unique fishing culture. \nThese are excellent opportunities for friends\, families and whole neighborhoods to get together and learn about the natural and cultural history of Southwest Florida while enjoying a day out on the water. Captiva Cruises also offers cruises to Cabbage Key\, Useppa Island\, Boca Grande\, Beach & Shelling excursions to Cayo Costa State Park\, Sailing Adventures\, Sunset Cruises and Dolphin Watch & Wildlife Adventures with The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. \nAdditional information and reservations for the cruise to historic Tarpon Lodge & Calusa Indian mounds of Pine Island or any of Captiva Cruises programs and tours may be obtained by calling Captiva Cruises at 239-472-5300 or online at captivacruises.com.
URL:https://santivachronicle.com/event/cruise-to-pine-island/
LOCATION:Captiva Cruises\, 11401 Andy Rosse Lane\, Captiva\, FL\, 33924\, United States
CATEGORIES:Outdoor
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