Captiva's South Seas moves forward as fight with neighbors continues

The resort's owners are readying to open a new beach front restaurant as it goes before Lee County to win approval for a plan opposed by some locals.


  • By Louis Llovio
  • | 5:00 a.m. February 14, 2025
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A new 12-hole golf course replaces the one destroyed during Hurricane Ian at the South Seas resort on Captiva.
A new 12-hole golf course replaces the one destroyed during Hurricane Ian at the South Seas resort on Captiva.
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The owners behind the South Seas resort on Captiva Island are scheduled to go before Lee County officials Feb. 14 for the first of several hearings to determine what the nearly $1 billion project will look like when complete. 

The public hearings, which will be held in successive weeks before the county’s Hearing Examiner, will allow the company to put forward its ideas for the historic property. And it also will be an opportunity for those who oppose what the new owners want to do to present their cases before county officials.

 

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