MARINA HISTORY
Located in Fort Myers, Florida, Royal Shell Port Sanibel Marina became part of the R+L family of companies when
it was purchased in 1995. After the purchase of the marina, the Roberts family constructed the first new dry storage
boat barn. This building is an architectural gem featuring columns, dormers, a copula, Bahama shudders and is rated
to withstand hurricane force winds of up to 140 miles per hour. After the building was constructed, the barn won the
prestigious Best of Year and Safety Star architectural construction awards.
Marina Amenities
The marina is home to high-end amenities that boaters are sure to enjoy, including lush park-like landscaping, brick paver parking areas with trailer spots, a high-end clothing retailer, and a waterfront fine-dining restaurant.
At the marina's ship store, visitors can rent boats and schedule fishing charters, while stocking up on sunscreen and fishing tackle for a day on the water in Fort Myers.
Outside the marina, guests can enjoy the mile-long nature boardwalk. This trail was carefully built so as not to impact the natural mangrove habitat. Along the trail you can learn about native birds, plants, fish, and wildlife in the area. Our more adventurous visitors can kayak through Larry’s Lagoon. Stop by our ship store to find out more information and see a map of the lagoon. The trail begins at Port Sanibel Marina and winds through the mangroves, the natural habitat of manatees and other local wildlife.
Stop in whether you need a place to dock your boat, rent a kayak, or enjoy fine dining with a waterfront view at the Lighthouse Waterfront Restaurant. To enjoy a fun day in the sun in Fort Myers, start your adventure at the beautiful Port Sanibel Marina!
At the marina's ship store, visitors can rent boats and schedule fishing charters, while stocking up on sunscreen and fishing tackle for a day on the water in Fort Myers.
Outside the marina, guests can enjoy the mile-long nature boardwalk. This trail was carefully built so as not to impact the natural mangrove habitat. Along the trail you can learn about native birds, plants, fish, and wildlife in the area. Our more adventurous visitors can kayak through Larry’s Lagoon. Stop by our ship store to find out more information and see a map of the lagoon. The trail begins at Port Sanibel Marina and winds through the mangroves, the natural habitat of manatees and other local wildlife.
Stop in whether you need a place to dock your boat, rent a kayak, or enjoy fine dining with a waterfront view at the Lighthouse Waterfront Restaurant. To enjoy a fun day in the sun in Fort Myers, start your adventure at the beautiful Port Sanibel Marina!
Nautical Flag Alphabet
One-Mile Nature Trail
Explore the natural Southwest Florida ecosystem on the Port Sanibel Nature Boardwalk. Wind your way through the canopy provided by the Mangrove Forest and learn about the plant and wildlife that inhabit the forest. The trail takes approximately 30 to 45 minutes to walk through, and be sure to bring your bug spray, or pick some up at the Ship Store! Mosquitoes are native to this area, and are in abundance in the Mangrove Forest.