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Naples Beaches

For an overdeveloped and upscale city like Naples, Florida, the beaches are remarkably well cared for and preserved. It's no Sanibel, but there are plenty of trees and there is the beautiful Clam Pass County Park which is quite a jewel. Naples beaches have lots of tropical foliage, making them the most tropical looking beaches on the Gulf Coast of Florida. In particular, near the Naples Pier, the tall coconut palms are at their best. All of the residential neighborhoods are lush with tropical foliage.

Naples beaches include Delnor Wiggins State Park, Vanderbilt Beach, Clam Pass County Park, Park Shore beaches, Lowdermilk Park, and street-end beach accesses north and south of the pier. Below are beach scenes from Naples.

Downtown Naples is literally steps from one of the best public beaches anywhere, Lowdermilk Park Beach. You can park at the beach (metered), enjoy yourself on the beach, then walk a few steps to downtown Naples for lunch or shopping (upscale). Naples offers plenty of hotel rooms, but on the beach, renting a Naples beachfront condominium would be the most likely option. The Registry Resort is located at Clam Pass County Park, and would be an option for staying near the beach.

A great view of Naples beach from the Naples pier. I could stand here and take photos all day. The colors of the water change by the hour as the angle of the sun changes.

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Tall graceful coconut palms and lush green foliage give Naples beach the most tropical feel of any beach on the Florida gulf coast.

Enjoying the beach and summer-like weather on New Year's weekend on Naples beach.

Great fishing and a great view on Naples pier.

Naples pier was originally built to offload goods and produce from boats. Now it's used for recreation.

Naples pier is a popular gathering place. It's not just for fishing.

Walking along Naples beach during the sunset hour.

Everyone comes down to the beach for sunset.

Naples beach has more than its share of high rise condominiums.

Naples beach just before sunset. The gulf is often as calm as a lake.

Clam Pass is perhaps the smallest and shallowest inlets on the west coast of Florida.

Picnic tables at Delnor Wiggins State Park in Naples.

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