There is plenty of free street parking & lots in the back. Shops, restaurants, cafes, a playhouse,…read moreart galleries, boutiques, yacht sales & real estate offices selling multi million dollar estates. The hotel on 5th covers both sides of the street. Each shop has unique items,there aren't chains here. The flowers, sculptures & fountains decorate 5th beautifully.

Fifth Avenue is the main drag in Naples, the downtown, the place to check out, to be see and be…read moreseen! The place is colorful, with nice architecture, well maintained buildings, wide boulevard, usually crowded and lively. This is a great shopping area, with lots of boutiques, many restaurants to dine at, coffee-shops, ice-cream parlors, art galleries, some on the kitschy side, but it's Naples, so there's some tackiness here and there. A bit of culture (a theater or two), banks, parking garages (free parking). A short walk to the beach which makes the place more appealing. Nothing is cheap here, so prepare yourselves to pay more for everything. They have events, parades all year round so check their calendar. If you visit Naples, you should check out Fifth Avenue. It's a world into itself!

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?'

This a nice beach area to hang out, chill, and have fun at. I went here with my family to catch the…read moresunset. We got here a few minutes after the sun started going down. There was a crowd gathered to see the sunset but it was not overly crowded or anything. We still found a good spot to stand and watch. After sundown, we walked on the beach to enjoy the moment as the weather was pleasant (in late December). The beach area was clean and it's in a nice neighborhood. There's paid parking nearby. I am not sure of any free parking area.

Excellent views of the sunset. Perfect, calm water. White sand beach with plenty of room to sit…read moreand play. Pay attention to the water as you may catch a dolphin or two near the shore. Parking can be a pain but the trip and experience are totally worth it.

Had an amazing private dolphin and shelling tour this week with Jessica & Rob. Jessica was…read morefantastic to work with throughout the booking process and was communicative, prompt, and helpful! Our day on the water was wonderful - we saw 4 dolphins (including one baby!), white pelicans, and enjoyed shelling at the end of Lover's Key State park! Jessica and Rob made the experience memorable, fun, and safe. Highly recommend for your charter needs!

Had a great time taking the kids out on a dolphin cruise in the back bay, Jessica and Rob are very…read moreknowledgeable and we had dolphins jumping out in the boat's wake.

Amazing! As a shell lover, this was literally heaven on earth! And we saw so many dolphins which…read morewas an amazing treat! Captain Dylan and our shell expert Michelle were incredible, so kind and friendly! Don't choose any other shelling excursion! This one is the best!!!

My wife and I did a 1PM Shell Tour. Our Captain and Shell Guide were an absolute pleasure! She was…read moresuper knowledgeable!! Highly recommend! Definitely bring a tool for digging or raking the sand and bags for shells.

Had a nice gig playing drums at Cambier Park on a Monday evening. Great music and a great audience!read more

Cambier Park in Naples is a wonderful park and playground area for the kids. It is close to all…read morethe downtown shopping and restaurants. There outdoor venues with concerts, plays, show and other community events.

Had an amazing day on the water with Austin and his First Mate Ari! He went above and beyond as a…read morecaptain and his knowledge about the area was great, if you're in area please book with him

We had an absolutely amazing experience with Austin and Banyan Carters. Not only did we see…read moredolphin, we were able to experience additional bonus sea life and nature! Austin was extremely informative, answering all of our questions and provided us with facts and information about the ocean around us. What was so special about Austin was his dedication and respect to the ocean life. He couldn't have been more compassionate to the surrounding boaters, surrounding fishermen/women, and wildlife. He went slow around the manatees and really appreciated all that was around us. Absolutely amazing man and company - I wouldn't choose anyone else on the island!

05 March 2026…read more Beautiful day for a walk in the park. We went to the Botanical Gardens, Naples, Florida. This place is beautiful and serene. Naturally I took lots of photos & videos. The photos & videos speak for themselves. Bring sunscreen, a hat, and water or candy to keep your mouth moist. There are miles of trails here but not enough signage along the way to keep me from getting lost , as is my habit. There are a couple of waterfalls and colorful flowers planted along the path of some of the trails. There are Some Tiki Huts to sit & rest awhile. Also many benches along the trail to take a breather if so desired. So, come , relax and enjoy God's Green acre.

Don't believe online that they accept Chicago Botanic Garden membership, because they Don't. $5…read morediscount on $50 entry for 2. Woop. Nice gardens but Chicago is better. Cafeteria however looked & smelled great. Signage & maps above average.