The beaches of Naples are the type beach lovers dream of, with powdery white sand that is soft and adapts perfectly to the bed, free of debris, rocks and seaweed. The sand is warm but not scorching, surrounded by beautiful landscapes and the most beautiful blue-green water. The city of Naples, in South Florida, has some of the best beaches in the state. The sugar-soft white sands bathed by the gentle waves of the Gulf of Mexico make the beaches of Naples not only picturesque, but also perfect for swimming.
Seagate Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in Naples A must for any visitor to Naples is Lowdermilk Park, in the center of Naples. Located in one of the most beautiful residential districts of the city, Lowdermilk is one of the most popular public beaches in Naples, offering clean and spacious beaches, plenty of parking, public restrooms and a very good snack bar and food stand. Not far from the hustle and bustle of dazzling 5th Avenue in the center of Naples is 3rd Avenue Beach (not to be confused with 3rd Street South), a perfect place to retreat after (or during) a day of shopping until you drop.
Don't let the reputation of Naples' iconic pier affect your decision to spend the day at the beach right here. It can be a little busy in season (December to April), There are 4 or 5 coveted covered areas to place a blanket and spend the day, but be careful against the occasional splash of sand when shuffling your feet above your head.
This is perhaps the most iconic beach in Naples because it is home to the famous and very popular Naples Fishing Pier. Easily accessible from the city, Naples Beach has been loved by locals and “knowledgeable” tourists for many decades. Not a single day goes by that people gather here in the afternoons to watch the sun go down, and the views of Naples beach early in the evening are unparalleled anywhere in the world.
This beach is also very close to the central district of Naple
The number one attraction for visitors to the metropolitan area of Naples, the beaches feature pearlescent sugar sand that runs along the gentle Gulf of Mexico, from Bonita Beach in the north to the beaches of Marco Island and Ten Thousand Islands in the south. It is home to two public beaches, a private beach complex and island beaches facing the coast, all of which have the finest, whitest sand and the calmest waters.
