Stretching from Bonita Springs in the north to Marco Island in the south, Naples’ beaches offer locals and visitors a variety of activities and atmospheres. It is no wonder that people the world over flock to Southwest Florida’s shores.
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Area Beaches and Parks
At Bonita Beach, visitors can enjoy water activities including jet skiing, paddle boating or kayaking. Relax on secluded Barefoot Beach, or find a treasure-trove of shells at Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park and Vanderbilt Beach. There are plenty of shells to find, but be sure not to take any live ones it can be easy to miss the little creatures inside.
Clam Pass Park and Tigertail Beach
If you prefer a vibrant beach scene, head to Clam Pass Park where you’ll find a scenic boardwalk, trolley, catamaran and beach chair rentals or Tigertail Beach, located on Marco Island where acres of white sand beach is a favorite for sunbathers, birding, and beach activities.
Pack your sunscreen and swimsuits, head to the beach and dig your feet into the soft white sand and enjoy the sparkling Gulf of Mexico waters. The Paradise Coast beaches won’t disappoint.
See more things to do in Naples and check out Fort Myers and Sarasota.
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