Naples Beach

With 10 miles of beach, it can certainly feel like Naples Beach is endless. Pick your perfect spot to bask solo in the Florida sun or bring the whole family for a picture-perfect beach day. Naples Beach is versatile enough to please any beach fan. 

Florida’s Paradise Coast is made up mostly of fine grains of quartz, which is why the beaches are white. It also makes shelling a lot easier as the dark browns, oranges, and pinks of the shell stand out against the light backdrop.

Naples Beach is home to the iconic Naples Pier, which stretches 1,000 feet into the Gulf. The Pier is currently being rebuilt due to Hurricane Ian. Before the storm, the Naples Pier was a hub for fishing, sunset viewing, and wildlife watching. During the rebuild, visitors can still watch dolphins frolic in the waves and enjoy the view, but all fishing is off-limits. Pro-tip: this Collier County staple provides the best views for a spectacular sunset.

Naples Beach has your standard beach amenities, like foot showers and public parking, but the real draw is how close the beach is to local Naples shopping districts, like Fifth Avenue South and Third Street South. When you’re done with the beach, there’s plenty more to explore in Naples!