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Naples, Marco Island and the Everglades Official 2018 Visitors Guide

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20 NAPLES, MARCO ISLAND AND THE EVERGLADES PARADISECOAST.COM 1-800-2-ESCAPE o visit to Florida's Paradise Coast is complete without some down time at its claim to fame—the beautiful beaches here are legendary. Naples Beach and Pier An expanse of white sand is graced by the area's most popular attraction— the historic Naples Pier. Both destinations are local favorites for swimming, fishing, dolphin spotting and catching a famed Gulf sunset. » I N T H E K N O W The beach itself is accessible by heading west on any avenue within the city limits, and a metered parking lot is located just one block east of the pier. Lowdermilk Park Plan for a full day of swimming, picnicking and frolicking in the sand at this family-friendly destination. » I N T H E K N O W This beach is popular for its convenient metered parking, children's playgrounds, gazebos for rent and a snack bar. Tigertail Beach For excellent shelling and birdwatching, look no farther than this little piece of paradise. Beach gear rentals are available for outstanding fun in the sun. » I N T H E K N O W Veer left along the tidal lagoon—or paddleboard across it—to reach a peaceful, white- sand oasis. Barefoot Beach This gorgeous, 1.5-mile stretch of award-winning beach is certainly worthy of acclaim. But don't just take Dr. Beach's professional word for it, kick off your shoes and explore one of the last undeveloped barrier islands on Florida's southwest coast for yourself. » I N T H E K N O W Bonus features include showers, beach rentals, picnic facilities, a concession stand and a one- mile nature trail through a coastal hammock—home to protected gopher tortoises. Clam Pass Beach One of the most scenic beaches in the area can be found near Naples Grande Beach Resort, accessed by a three-quarter-mile boardwalk through the mangroves. » I N T H E K N O W You have the option to stroll at your own pace to reach the pristine, sandy shore or hop aboard the handy tram for a pleasant—and free!—ride. Keewaydin Island Make the great escape by catching a water taxi to this heavenly barrier island nestled between Naples and Marco Island. Beachcombers and shorebirds stroll the sun- kissed sand while paddlers and boaters enjoy the shimmering surf. » I N T H E K N O W Leashed pets are invited to join in the fun…this is the only dog- friendly beach in the area. Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park Award-winning and praise-worthy, this beach is known for stellar fishing, swimming and sunbathing opportunities. BEACHES Immokalee Ave Maria Naples Marco Island Everglades City AREA GUIDE N

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