Sundial Beach & Golf Resort (Florida Islands)

TammyWright · October 21, 2006

After a year long renovation, Sundial Beach & Golf Resort once again welcomes guests as Sanibel Island's premier family and wedding destination. Tasteful one- and two-bedroom condominiums sleep up to six people and provide all the comforts of home with fully equipped kitchens, spacious living areas, cable TVs and screened lanais offering either gulf or garden views.

Bridal couples dreaming of an elaborate nuptial celebration need to look no further. Sundial's professional wedding planners make sure that every last detail becomes reality, allowing soon-to-be newlyweds to choose from an impressive bouquet of packages and venues. Ceremonies are typically arranged on Pear Welk, Turtle, and Sundial Beaches or Lace Murex Lawn, each with its own backdrop of swaying palms, lush blooms and rolling waves. Elegant and private facilities are available to accommodate receptions of 2 to 250 guests. Among them are the famed Windows on the Water restaurant, The Terrace intimate dining room, Beaches Lounge, stylish Sanibel/Captiva Ballroom, Gulf-view Caribbean Room and Sundial Ballroom, the grand Main Pool Deck and Sundial's own private stretch of beach. Wedding packages are individually customized to ensure no two events are alike. The wedding coordinator and Chef Noopie work closely with couples to create a menu that suits all tastes. Mouthwatering selections may include anything from fresh bronzed grouper to artistically designed sushi and whipped potato martini bars. Outside, 14 miles of sand offer endless gulf- and shore-side activities. Guests discover island nature as they kayak or sail on sapphire blue waters or bike along more than 20 miles of paved scenic paths surrounding the resort. A top golf getaway, Sanibel also challenges guests at the Dunes Golf & Tennis Club, just down the road. Kids and adults alike will cherish such recreational pursuits as arts and crafts, crab races and shelling. More than 200 rare species of shells may be spotted on the beach at low tide. Tennis, Hobie Cats & Sun Fish and scuba diving clinics are other highlights on the activities menu, or couples may just relax by one of five swimming pools or with an in-room massage for two.

sbernstein · March 10, 2008

Is Sundial Beach an all inclusive resort? If not, do you know of any all inclusive resorts in Florida?

drbrainfreeze · March 10, 2008

When I was researching, the only one I could ever find was Club Med :-(

sbernstein · March 11, 2008

How much approximately would this resort cost for a group of about 40 people (would need 20 rooms) and an intimate wedding ceremony on the beach. My daughter doesn't want to walk up an aisle or have dancing, so it would be the ceremony and a dinner.

Thanks.

Suzanne

drbrainfreeze · March 11, 2008

I'm not too sure. To be perfectly honest, Club Med may not be the best place for a wedding. I think its REALLY geared towards young children. Where in FL are you looking?