One other thing - on Sanibel the parking areas fill up quickly. There are many tourist. A high percentage from other parts of the world. Many of the drivers are distracted, or frustrated. You may find your self in a "Situation." as i did not so long ago.
Normally, when in Florida i drive an old Ford F150 pickup truck or a Dodge Grand Caravan Mini Van. I keep my fishing gear in the truck and for that reason its the vehicle i use the most. Plus it is a no worry truck. i can park it anywhere, get in wet and sandy etc. But for what ever reason, on this one day, I decided to take my Shelby GT-H convertible. Hey, I'm an old guy, we all have to compensate!!! HAHAHA!!!! Anyway, there i am circling one of the lots on Sanibel, temp in the high Sixties, Sun is out, roof is down, exaust is giving out that perfect rumble, got some Freebird going on the stereo, you know, life is good! Then the line of cars stops and I stop with them. It was at this exact moment that a woman from some country i cant' even pronounce decided it was time to back her rental van out of her spot. Which she did without looking, without listening, and without stopping until she planted her rear bumper squarely into my right quarter panel. All i could do was watch. I hit my horn, the woman behind me hit her horn. And, to top it off i was too far forward to get her spot!!!!
There wasn't a lot of damage, just some minor skin damage, but the car being what it is, if and when i sell it I have to disclose it. The woman apologised profusely. At least i think she was apologising! The police, who i didn't call, wrote a report and everyone went their own way. Lesson learned. Now the old F150 gets the nod for these tight parking areas. And a lesson for everyone else that sometimes these too small parking areas can get a little crazy.
Edited to include - i stayed to hunt, damaged muscle car, six bucks to get across that freakin bridge - i wasn't going to be denied!!!! But, my luck didn't change. Metal garbage along with not very much clad.