My wife and I rented two of the Specialized bikes from Bicycle Rentals & Tours Naples Florida,…read morewhich is located at Tin City. This is the second time we have rented bikes from them. The bikes were super nice. Something about the "Specialized" bikes are just different. A cut above your normal bike brand. Super smooth and really nice gearing. The owners are really great. They communicate with you by text and you can pick up and drop off after hours if you need to. Couldn't be happier with our rentals. You can't go wrong renting from these guys. Mike from Atlanta

Renting bikes was SO easy! I did everything online and picked up and returned the bikes without a…read morehassle. Highly recommend and enjoyed touring Naples by peddling. We loved riding out to Port Royal and viewing the beautiful homes on safe bike lanes. The baskets were perfect for picking up a few things for dinner at Wynn's. Thanks for a wonderful experience.

15 miles paved bike trail at Charlotte County. Restrooms at…read moreboth end,plus bike pump stations. Very civilized. Has numerous rest areas along the path,with extra parking lots,picnic tables and porter potties too. Well traveled,but still quite,peaceful and nature focused. We seen a raccoon,gopher tortoise,several tropical birds on our 2 hour leisure bike ride. Glad we find this! I'm surprised The Pioneer Trail is not advertised more, but I guess others loss is our gain. We'll be back!

This is, I believe, the first rails to trails established in Florida. It is narrower than most…read morerails to trails and sufficiently accommodates foot, bike and skating traffic. Lots of nature to see along this one way 6.5 miles or roundtrip 13 miles from gopher tortoise, gators, fish and fowl to greenery, bridges and the fresh outdoors. Very flat trail. Leads to Boca Grande Gasparilla Trail and beautiful water views. Plenty of shade, benches, rest rooms, parking and some water at various trailheads.

New business... went out with them with a group. Hopefully they have fixed their speakers... and…read morethe pub-crawl was a bit short. But, all it would take is a bit more communication with business and costumers... and Up-selling!! I will try them again because it was new and different.

Had a trip planned and paid for back in April 2023. They cancelled my ride with no explanation and…read morehave yet to refund my money ... 4 months later. I have called and left messages/emailed/texted Kelly Lamanga and others several times to no avail. Not even a return email/call/text. Don't waste your time or hard earned money ... nothing good will come of it.

Ann is great very knowledgeable with the eagle rider and how the rental process works. Great person…read moreended up signing up for the eagle rider

We rented an easy glide for the day. The worker was so nice and very helpful, gave suggestions on…read moreroute to take and recommended stops and sights to see.

The Naples Historical Society is a non profit that was formed in 1962 to preserve the history of…read moreNaples for "future generations to enjoy". The Naples Historical Society is also the steward of the Naples Historical Society Foundation, Inc. which raises funds for historical preservation. The headquarters of the Naples Historical Society is the Historic Palm Cottage which is the oldest house in Naples. The 3,500 sq ft house was built in 1895 to be used as a summer cottage by Walter N. Haldeman, the owner and editor of the Louisville, Kentucky Courier Journal and Times. The house has now been turned into a museum. On May 24, 1982, Palm Cottage was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. Tours are given of the house and educational programs are staged there. The Naples Historical Society purchased the 1/2 acre lot next to the house and turned it into a cottage garden that can be rented for events. Administration and archives is held at another historic property, a house built in 1910 that is a half block from Palm Cottage. Some of the programs the Naples Historical Society implements are the Naples History Tours, Christmas at Palm Cottage, Garden Side Chickee Chats, fund raising events, and guest speakers. Palm Cottage is currently closed due to the pandemic but I still enjoyed paying it a visit. I had to make my own history tour but I look forward to coming back to take the Naples Historical Society's downtown history tour that includes the cottage. Anyone who is interested in history will want to avail themselves of the excellent programs provided by the historical society.

We loved the Palm Cottage tour. Our docent was knowledgeable and funny. We loved hearing about…read morethe history of Naples. The floors in the cottage are amazing. Very interesting tour. Naples is about more than just beaches - who knew?'