Upper Captiva Island (also known as North Captiva Island)belongs to a unique chain of barrier islands situated in the Gulf of Mexico about three miles off the southwest coast of Florida.

The island enjoys an extraordinary natural beauty and special relationship with Nature. No bridges exist to the mainland, making the island more private and less developed than its sister islands Sanibel and Captiva to the south.

Breathe the air, feel the breeze...
Upper Captiva Island has the same beautiful beaches as Sanibel and Captiva, without the hotels, traffic, and pollution. One-third of the island is privately owned and the rest exists in a state-owned wildlife preserve open for hiking, fishing, and beach activities. Visitors and residents alike travel by water-taxis, private boats and small aircraft from marinas and airports along Florida's west coast. Electric golf carts provide transportation around the island.

location map of Treehouse in relation to the Island

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