Will South Seas ask for more units than a judge's ruling allows? Upcoming zoning hearing for Captiva resort's redevelopment ...

South Seas wants to redevelop its Captiva property by building higher and denser, to the dismay of many neighbors. A zoning hearing started Friday.

South Seas Island Resort on Captiva wants to build up, but neighbors on Sanibel and Captiva believe that’s only going to bring island life down. On Wednesday, islanders and city leaders spoke about ...

Captiva residents urged lawmakers to scuttle Lee County's efforts to loosen height and density requirements for the island's hurricane-damaged South Seas resort at a county legislative delegation ...

With 95% of the electricity on Sanibel and Captiva restored, recovery efforts have shifted from fixing power to cleaning up the damage left by Hurricane Milton. At the South Seas Resort in Captiva, ...

South Seas, located on Captiva Island along Florida’s Gulf Coast, is celebrating the first phase of reopening following Hurricane Ian. It is undergoing a rebuilding process slated to continue into ...

Whether you're docking for the day, the weekend, or an extended stay, our marinas offer an unmatched blend of service, convenience, and natural beauty.” — South Seas General Manager, Shawn Farrell ...

Hurricane Ian literally reshaped Southwest Florida's landscape, and it continues to do so as landowners and developers scramble for zoning changes on barrier islands like Captiva and Fort Myers Beach.

It may be more than two decades old, but an agreement on a Captiva resort's density still holds, a Lee County judge has ruled. That means no more than 912 units are allowed at South Seas Island Resort ...

Fifth time was the charm for Captiva’s South Seas resort to make its zoning case before a Lee County hearing examiner Friday. After four unsuccessful tries, Lee County’s Department of Community ...

A Lee County judge ruled that South Seas Island Resort on Captiva Island cannot exceed 912 units, upholding a 2003 agreement. The ruling comes after years of legal battles and concerns from residents ...