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Thanksgiving is right around the corner and our hearts are grateful for so much this year! We’re thankful for those who have helped us heal and rebuild after Hurricane Ian, as well as those who continue to send in support from afar, reminding us just how special Sanibel Island is for so many. Most especially, we’re grateful that, after all this time, we’ll soon be able to welcome you back to Ocean’s Reach!

And it has. After the triple force threat of Debby, Helene and Milton, the sun still rose every time, illuminating our beautiful shores and reminding us just how cherished Sanibel Island is for so many.

Tropical Storm Debby churned by us on her way to making landfall yesterday on Florida’s panhandle. Call it an unwelcome dose of PTSD after the devastation of Hurricane Ian close to two years ago.

Celebrated today on the first day of summer, National Seashell Day serves as a gentle reminder that treasures arrive every day in the form of simple things. On behalf of all of us at Ocean’s Reach, we can’t wait until we can help you once again to “always have a shell in your pocket and sand between your toes”!

Our new entrance sign was installed yesterday, marking yet another sign of progress as we continue to rebuild Ocean’s Reach “better than ever” in anticipation of welcoming guests back to Sanibel Island this fall!

It’s been a long journey back to paradise, but we’re getting ever-so-close! While post-hurricane work continues, the island is looking more like Sanibel each and every day!

In addition to renovating all of our units and amenities in preparation to welcome you back, we’re also putting our Ocean’s Reach office back together again, bit by bit!

At long last, we are delighted to invite you to once again visit our much-beloved “all oceanfront” condominium resort on Sanibel Island.

Now that our new interiors are underway at Ocean’s Reach, it’s time to focus on bringing back our outdoor beautification!

The SanCap Chamber of Commerce recently hosted a State of the Islands Summit, which brought more than 230 people together to hear about progress on Sanibel and Captiva Islands. Attendees heard from nearly 20 speakers and panelists who assessed our hurricane recovery efforts to date, providing both an inspiring and pragmatic update for island residents and businesses.