Located at the west end of 12th Avenue South in Naples Municipal Beach, Naples Pier is a sprawling boardwalk that's hard to miss. Spanning 1000 feet in the Gulf of Mexico, the Naples Pier is known for its stunning panoramic views, especially at dusk.
Located at the west end of 12th Avenue South in Naples Municipal Beach, Naples Pier is a sprawling boardwalk that's hard to miss. Spanning 1000 feet in the Gulf of Mexico, the Naples Pier is known for its stunning panoramic views, especially at dusk. Your browser doesn't support this experience. We recommend that you use Chrome, Firefox, Edge or Safari.
After parking in the garage, you can enjoy a pleasant walk through the mangroves on this beautiful promenade.
This beach near the center of Naples offers miles of pristine pearly white sand and is ideal for swimming, fishing and sunbathing. Enjoy a beautiful sunset from the beach or from Naples' legendary pier (though you can't drink on the pier). Keep in mind that the west side of the Pensacola Gulf Pier is alcohol-free, but the rest of the beach is a fair game to drink.
You don't have to pay to visit the dock. For parking, visitors can find street parking or use parking one block east of the dock for a fee.
Naples is more like a city, while Marco is a true island and has a small, intimate atmosphere. Our family definitely prefer Marco, but there are some who would say Marco is boring and too slow.
Vanderbilt Beach is a popular beach in the north of Naples close to hotels, restaurants and shops in the area. Bird watching, bombing and paddleboarding are just some of the activities that can be enjoyed on this popular white sand beach.
