Sundial Beach Resort & Spa, Sanibel

The Sundial Beach Resort & Spa offers apartments with air conditioning, a private entrance, a tea and coffee maker, and a seating area. Each includes a flat-screen TV and a kitchen equipped with a stovetop, refrigerator, dishwasher, and kitchenware. Some apartments feature sea views, while others offer garden views. All units include free toiletries. Select apartments have a balcony.

The resort features five onsite restaurants. The Sea Breeze Café offers Gulf-front dining with American cuisine and a full-service bar. Turtle's Pool & Beach Bar serves American fare. Slice of Paradice offers pizza and ice cream. Shima Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar serves Japanese cuisine, steak, and sushi. Shima Grab N Go sushi market provides à la carte sushi.

Sundial Beach Resort & Spa has five heated pools, including a main pool with a children's water slide. Guests can access state-of-the-art tennis facilities, multiple swimming pools, a fitness center, and children's activities. The resort provides the largest pickleball facility in the area, complete with twelve Plexicushion courts and stadium seating. Kay Casperson Lifestyle Spa & Boutique offers spa services and products. The Sanibel Sea School's newest campus location is located at the property. Onsite entertainment and a schedule of guest activities are available. Guests can enjoy bird watching, bike and walking paths, and canoe trails.

Sundial Beach Resort & Spa is located on Sanibel Island, home to over 250 species of shells. Nearby landmarks include Sanibel Community Church (1.5 km), Watson MacRae Gallery (2.5 km), and Periwinkle Place (2 km). Sanibel Historical Museum and Village is 2.5 km away. Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum is nearby. The resort is located on Sanibel's shared-use pathway system, which boasts 24 miles of paved trails. Page Field is 35 km from Sundial Beach Resort & Spa.

The resort offers 23,000 square feet of indoor/outdoor meeting and event space for up to 300 guests. There are nine meeting rooms with audiovisual equipment. The Conservation's Nature Center features a marine-life touch tank, an alligator jawbone, and a mangrove diorama. Guests have access to Bailey's Marketplace. The resort features wonderful bird watching spots, bike and walking paths, winding canoe trails, and a four-mile scenic drive.