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Six months after near-Category 5 Hurricane Ian landed, Fort Myers Beach, Sanibel and surrounding neighborhoods show glimmers of recovery.
Captiva Cruises has been closed since Hurricane Ian, but on Thursday it will reopen, hopefully to bring people to Cabbage Key.
Looking toward Useppa from the water tower. COURTESY PHOTOS If you want some reassurance that Old Florida survived Hurricane Ian, take a trip to Cabbage Key. There you’ll find warm hospitality and a very welcoming vibe among the islanders. After all, the locals on Cabbage Key are the staff and family that run the historic
A view toward Useppa from the Cabbage Key water tower. COURTESY PHOTO If you want some reassurance that Old Florida survived Hurricane Ian, take a trip to Cabbage Key. There you’ll find warm hospitality and a very welcoming vibe among the islanders. After all, the locals on Cabbage Key are the staff and family that
Towards Useppa from Water Tower COURTESY PHOTO I f you want some reassurance that Old Florida survived Hurricane Ian, take a trip to Cabbage Key. There you’ll find warm hospitality and a very welcoming vibe among the islanders. After all, the locals on Cabbage Key are the staff and family that run the historic inn.