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Small batch. Saltwater soul.

The Salt Journal

Shells & beachcombing / Captiva / FL

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Turner Beach

Shells and sunsets beside Blind Pass.

Know before you go

A little care.
A better day out.

Public access

Use the designated public access and posted parking. Stay clear of the pass’s strong currents and check storm-related changes.

Keep the coast wild

Check swell and beach hazards as well as the tide. Leave occupied shells and living sand dollars in place.

Planning to bring a dog? Check the land manager’s current pet rules for this exact route and beach.

Shells along this shore

A published Captiva shelling destination.

Look along the strand line as the tide recedes, when access is safe. High-water marks can hold empty shells too; finds are never guaranteed.

No live shelling. Stay off dunes and give nesting wildlife room.

Current shell-collection rules ↗

A little bliss after the beach

Keep the saltwater soul.
Soften the skin.

Find your tin