Great atmosphere. Great varieties on the menu, Live music . foods great . water view. Indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating.

I called the day before to reserve an overnight slip and they helped me out. About $60 for my 42…read morefoot sailboat. They have 30 and 50 amp power, on site pool, bathrooms, showers, and there is a restaurant and a bar next to the dock (not run by the marina, but full of folks from the marina.) No fuel dock here, but there is one across the river. The channel is a little narrow so be sure to follow the markers - turn off the Okeechobee Water Way at marker 52 and follow the private markers. This place was full of really nice people and several of them came out to help me get my boat into the slip (it was windy and I was having trouble lining it up right.) Tyrone was the man on the spot and took care of me, catching my dock lines, hauling me in, and showing me around the marina. I would like to come back here when I'm not exhausted or in a hurry so I could hang out with the locals at the tiki bar. Everyone was laid back and very welcoming.

Went shopping at the little boardwalk at the marina just to walking around the water and look at…read morethe boats. There are several nice restaurants there and a few specialty shops that had unique giftware and prices that were less than I expected. I walked around for about an hour and grabbed a drink at the fudge, candy & ice cream shop before heading home. What I peaceful afternoon. If your looking for a small little place to grab a drink by the water this is the place.

This place is consistently bad. Every visit comes with the same issues; unpleasant staff, rude and…read moredismissive customer service, and zero sense that anyone cares. Simple interactions feel like you're inconveniencing them. On top of that, their fuel prices are higher than nearby stations, so you're paying more for an objectively worse experience. This isn't a one-off, it's a pattern.

Beautiful atmosphere on the outdoor dining area. Great food and service. We were there for Mother's…read moreDay and they did a great job celebrating mothers.

Our visiting friends like to come here to sit on the outside patio and enjoy the water view. You…read morecan almost always count on good, quick and friendly service. This day was no exception. We also appreciate the 2 for one margaritas and beer. The shrimp dishes always meet our expectations, as was the case today. But the blackened grouper on my sandwich was overcooked and on the dry side. Our friends got the fish and chips and unfortunately the same was true of their dishes. Maybe it was a less than stellar day for the cook. Either way, we will be back, but will stick with the shrimp!

Salty Sam's Cruises…read more Sunset Cruise During the sunset cruise from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM on Saturday, May 2, 2026, Captain Ken and Captain Steve announced a "buy one, get one free" drink promotion without informing management. There was confusion: Captain Ken said the tour was "buy one, get one free," while Captain Steve added that the second drink had to be of equal value. Based on these announcements, I purchased two beers at $8.00 each and requested two free "Mama Bahamas" drinks. I paid with my Visa card and added a tip. However, my bank statement showed additional charges--$10.00 and $19.20--that I did not authorize. I emailed Salty Sam's managers about these charges, but received no response or clarification. Be aware of potential extra charges when buying drinks or other items--you might face unauthorized charges without management's explanation. No follow-up or refund has been issued for these incorrect charges, and customers are often ignored. I will not return to this establishment. Pooja Hughes

To Whom it may concern,…read more I rented a boat yesterday and upon returning was handed a receipt for $30 +/- for fuel consumption. The gentleman at the dock stated that "I was ALL SET" and wished me a good day. I was just emailed a receipt for $950 ($1,000 deposit - less $50) for returning the boat without paying for fuel and charged an additional $21.81 for fuel on my CC. I called just now to explain the situation to a woman on the phone, I thought that when I was handed a fuel receipt, that I had in-fact paid for the fuel. Which would make sense, being handed a receipt and saying you're all set. To add insult to injury, the woman I spoke to lied and said I handed back the map to the office and said I would be back to pay for the fuel and never returned, which is absurd and simply a fabrication/not true. She told me repeatedly that I was told upon renting the boat that I had to stop back in the office and pay for the fuel after getting the fuel ticket. I explained that I was told literally a hundred things including signing and initialing and watching a video, so no, I don't remember that. She also said, "well everyone else does". So, is your staff / company implying I'm not only a thief, but an idiot too? I remained calm and factual throughout my conversation while the woman's attitude grew increasingly irritated. I am amazed, as a small business owner myself, about how many companies remain in business with treating customers like the way I was just treated. At the end of the day, I was overcharged $40 +/- dollars, good for your company, I guess you need it more than me. I consider this a small price to pay for a great day on the water with my family. It's the principle of the situation that is really irritating me which will be reflected in my honest review of your establishment and how you treat your customers. Best Regards! Hi Michael, Thank you for reaching out and sharing your feedback regarding the fuel charge at the end of your boat rental. I've spoken with our team to get a full understanding of what happened. First, I apologize if anyone came across as short or dismissive--that's never our intention. As you can imagine, it can get a bit hectic at the docks with multiple boats returning at once, and our crew works hard to keep things running smoothly. That said, I appreciate you bringing it to our attention so we can continue to improve. Regarding the fuel payment, we do inform renters multiple times throughout the process--verbally at check-in, in the confirmation email, and again when the dock crew greets you upon return. That said, I understand how a quick "You're all set" might have been misinterpreted, and I've already spoken with our Dockmaster to make sure the team reinforces the fuel payment and map return instructions more clearly moving forward. According to our records, you did return the map and mentioned you'd be right back to settle up, but unfortunately, we didn't see you again--so the fuel charge was deducted from your deposit. We certainly don't want any part of your experience to feel confusing or frustrating, and I truly appreciate you taking the time to let us know. It helps us tighten up communication and ensure a smoother process for all guests. Thanks again, Ryan Ryan VanDenabeele Director of Marketing, Operations P| (239) 463-7333 Ext.113 F| (239) 463-3947 Hi Ryan, Thank you for your email. And yes, I believe more communication by dock attendees is needed as a reminder for next steps in paying fuel bill. Despite the fact that you tell customers repeatedly that they have to pay after getting what clearly looks like a receipt. Or perhaps setting up payment directly at dock for fuel eliminating the need for an additional step would be helpful to Customers. Maybe you can check your surveillance cameras too as you and your staff are adamant about me stopping in your office saying I'd return to pay for fuel and then not returning. I am 100% sure you will not see me as I never stepped foot back in your store after returning the boat! I continued straight past the restaurant to my vehicle. I will be all too happy to see you in person to review your video alongside you to stop the lies as I NEVER stopped back in to say I'd pay for fuel and then didn't. Keep up the good work in public relations and I will continue to do my part in warning future customers about your awesome company.

They sold my boat in less than twenty four hours! They are Friendly and courteous too. I highly…read morerecommend.

Second year Ive rented a pontoon from here! Very friendly…read morestaff and helpful with questions on the boat and where we wanted to go that day! Boat ran well, very clean & did not leave us stranded! ( that's a great boat day!) we saw dolphin and lots of birds near Lover's Key. It was a beautiful day so the boat handled well with little waves. I felt the price was very reasonable for the timing of 4 hours! Great views all day!

Came here for the first time with our family during vacation. We arrived around 4:30 pm and…read morerestaurant was dead. We were seated within minutes, however for our luck we were ignored for 15 min. Other tables arrived well after us and the servers would help them and pass our table ignoring us. Finally a server arrived saying she had just got to work. At this point we ordered all our food just to be safe. I recommend the Tropical Mahi Mahi grilled with mango salsa and sweet potato and the Crab Rangoon appetizer. Don't recommend the kids fish and chips my little one had such tough time eating it. My parents had the grouper and it was so bland. They couldn't even use the salt shakers they were so humid nothing would come out. My husband had the burger and he said it was good. Most likely will not be returning as the service is not what we expected for how much it cost.

Always a great meal! Happy hour from 5 to 630 every day is awesome! Desserts are the bombread more

PORT 32 Cape Coral's goal is to enhance your boating experience. PORT 32 customers are able to…read moreavoid the long lines at boat ramps, boat ramp fees, and the need to own large tow vehicles. You can call ahead and have your vessel placed in the water, fueled and ready to go with drinks and ice in the cooler. When finished you need only leave the boat at the dock, and our staff will wash it down, flush the engine, and return your boat to its secure, weatherproof storage space. PORT 32 is your valet on the water, taking the hassle out of boating.

From the owner: PORT 32 Cape Coral’s goal is to enhance your boating experience. PORT 32 customers are able to…read moreavoid the long lines at boat ramps, boat ramp fees, and the need to own large tow vehicles. You can call ahead and have your vessel placed in the water, fueled, and ready to go with drinks and ice in the cooler. When finished you need only leave the boat at the dock, and our staff will wash it down, flush the engine, and return your boat to its secure, weatherproof storage space. PORT 32 is your valet on the water, taking the hassle out of boating.

Wow! We called 1 week before Labor Day and the lady said someone just canceled and there was an…read more"ultimate" site available. She said it's the 2nd best campsite on here. Well, she sure was right. Pull in slots and you pull right up to the water. They have boat slips and many sites you can have your bot right in front or on side of your RV. They do not allow tents. The woman who helped me during several phone calls asking for info could not have been more helpful or friendly ! I finally met her to reserve my same site for next years Labor Day because they book up quick (they only have 5 'ultimate' sites, I can't speak on availability on other sites. A quick 5 minute walk and you are over at the Nauti Parrot dock bar which has good food, good drinks, and live music. The only downside is the pool is *very* small. And was full both times we went to go and opted not to. Glass is not allowed but with all the people with Dixie cups / coolers and kids I didn't feel being that crowded in a small-ish pool.

My wife, two little doggies and myself stayed at San Carlos RV Resort for the entire month of…read moreApril. Wow, what a treat it was. The resort is just beautiful, it's surrounded by water on three sides and the view out our RV window was breathtaking. The pool, grounds and restrooms were always meticulously kept clean. I can't start saying enough good things about the staff, Stephanie (the resort manager), Denise (the office supervisor) and Gary and Kevin (the hardest working men I've ever met) pour their hearts and souls out to make sure your visit is a pleasant experience. We travel a lot and have stayed in many places but this one beats them all. I have to take two injections twice a month for an illness I have. It's shipped on ice and has to be kept cold. I notified Stephanie that it would be arriving the following day. The next morning I had a knock on my RV door, when I opened it Gary handed me my medicine. To me that goes beyond great customer service, it shows they truly care about their guest. Don't let me forget to mention the little tractor. If you don't want to back your travel trailer Gary or Kevin will put it in your spot with the tractor and not leave until you are 100% satisfied that it's exactly where you want it and it's level. In my opinion this is the best RV Resort in the Fort Myers and Sanibel area.