Naples Travel Guide

 6 Reviews  The owner is a lazy scam artist. My dad and my husband went for my dad's birthday. They caught a very large trout, over 2' long. The owner made them release it. We were later told by the former owner of the business that the new owner was simply too lazy to clean it. Everyone left the fishing trip... 

 8 Reviews  5th Avenue South is a great shopping district in central Old Naples. This area include unique stores, sidewalk cafes, hotels, galleries, and fine dining along palm-lined streets just a few blocks from the water. Perhaps the only problem here is the lack of convenient parking. Also nearby is Third... 

 4 Reviews   This shot was taken from a local restaurant in The Venetian Village, between Naples proper and Vanderbilt Beach Road, just off Tamiami Trail . If you have to ask what these homes cost, you can't afford them!..:))  

 4 Reviews  All along 3rd Ave, parallel to the beach, and starting at the cross section of 8th street is an area known as Old Naples. This is a cool area with beautiful artwork, sculptures and fountains everywhere you turn. Mainly their are galleries here, as well as some restaurants. An excellent visual treat... 

 3 Reviews  "Art reflects the soul of the community" The above quote is on the outside of the Naples Museum of Art [as seen in the photograph], and it is a quote that I believe. The Naples Museum of Art is located right next to the Philharmonic Center For The Arts. It is open from October 1 until June on... 

 3 Reviews  the gulf of mexico offers excellent fishing off shore and in the ten tousand islands. there a number of charter fishing boats for hire in naples. pictured is an information center at tin city where you can book fishing charters and boat cruises. 

 2 Reviews  Tommy Bahama Cafe was introduced to us via our friends, Patti and Rick, who live in Naples. We spent an afternoon with them a few days after we arrived in Naples. They suggested that we eat lunch here. What a great idea, as we soon discovered. Of course, I was aware of the Tommy Bahama brand name... 

 1 Review  Very German, but not oppressively so. You'll find there is lighter fare and the staff doesn't muse into corny Germanisms. The crowd itself also seems to have a Teutonic flare, I heard a couple conversing in their native tongue about life in East Berlin. Naples on a whole seems to be developing a... 

 2 Reviews  When you first get to Naples take a Naples Trolley Tour. They can be picked up at about 25 different places and you can get on and off as you like. This is a very good way to see all of Naples so that you can get a better idea of where to go when you're on your own. *CAUTION* If they say they're... 

 1 Review  This is Naples' oldest house, built in 1890. It sits in the historic district on 12th Avenue near the pier. Inside, the Naples Histrical Soeicty has restored its 19th century atmosphere to show how some of Naples' first summer tourists lived. It's amazing how many people pass by this place to go by... 

 1 Review  Any activity to do with water can be done here. Boating, fishing (deep-sea, inland waterway, Gulf of Mexico, and beach), swimming, scuba-diving (murky water though), kayaking, bird watching - you name it. 

 1 Review  Shop on Fifth Avenue. This street has really transformed, and continues to be. By 2005 I estimate its entire length will be filled with 4 story retail and condominium buildings with a Spanish design. In any event, the quality of shops and services on 5th Avenue has also picked up, with several very...