Access to Naples Beach

This beach was beautiful and the white sand felt nice underneath my feet. Although I did not go in the water, I enjoyed seeing the sunset and playing in the sand. Unfortunately pets, even service animals, are not allowed on the beach. The beach was very clean and I found some pretty seashells to remember this gorgeous place.

Public access is limited in Naples, so arrive early if you want to find parking on a weekend. There are only 3 entrances to the beach, the first entrance located to the northern part has more parking space. The beach is famous for its white sands, you can take a walk along the shore and get lost in time while listening to the ocean.

The Naples beach experience is a mix of charm and hustle. The shoreline offers a picturesque backdrop, with stunning views of the bay and nearby Mount Vesuvius. While some stretches of sand may be crowded, there's an undeniable energy that comes with the local scene. The beach amenities vary, so it's wise to do some research beforehand. Overall, Naples' beaches are a blend of vibrant atmosphere and scenic beauty, though they might not provide the serene escape some travelers seek.

The parking is a hit or miss..we caught it after a rain shower so was able to get parked easily..the beach wasn't to busy but became busy as the afternoon wore on ... It was nice but not my favorite...the water was to cloudy and had some bad rip currents going on so be safe .. a noodle won't save you from drowning.. so I'd recommend reading how to get out of one ( I say this only because I have lived my entire life on the Outer Banks of NC and know to be safe and respect the water.. otherwise no public bathrooms no frills which is fine with me.. go early and enjoy. The beach is clean and seems a nice spot for families..

Love Naples beach it’s always a pleasure to enjoy the sunsets.