The Paradise Coast is incredibly beautiful, and it's dotted with beaches where you can walk in the soft sand, sunbathe, and cool off in the water. It's no wonder so many people come to the beaches during the summer months! Explore these beaches along the Paradise Coast this summer.
- Vanderbilt Beach Park: 100 Vanderbilt Beach Rd., Naples, FL 34108
Located in North Naples, Vanderbilt Beach Park is a wide, open beach with soft, white sand. It's a lovely place to relax and build sandcastles or take a beach walk. There's a concession stand selling drinks and snacks, and they also rent out cabanas and beach chairs.
Vanderbilt Beach Park is considered a family-friendly beach. There is an $8 fee for parking in the associated beach parking garage. Bike racks are available if you happen to cycle to the beach. - Clam Pass Park: 465 Seagate Dr., Naples, FL 34103
This is a large park that encompasses a wildlife preserve and a beach area. The boardwalk at Clam Pass Park is 3/4 mile long and a great place to spend an afternoon. There are 171 metered public parking spots nearby. You can easily park and take the free tram down to the water. Make sure you take time to admire the trees along the way!
Down along the beach, Clam Pass Park offers foot showers, restrooms, and life jackets for rent. There is also a beach wheelchair available for those who need it. - Lowdermilk Park: 1301 Gulfshore Blvd. North, Naples, FL 34102
Lowdermilk Park has one of the most pristine beaches in the Naples area. Its sand is incredibly soft, white, and powdery. You can play beach volleyball on the sand volleyball courts, eat lunch at a picnic table, or read a book under the gazebo. There's even a duck pond for kids to enjoy.
Because of its natural beauty, Lowdermilk Park is a common wedding location near Naples homes for sale. If you happen to visit at the right time, you might see a couple getting married in the background! - Tigertail Beach Park: 480 Hernando Dr., Marco Island, FL 34145
If you are taking a drive down to San Marco Island looking at Marco Island homes for sale, this is a great beach to visit while you are there. Tigertail Beach Park is a long, narrow stretch of beach where you'll see lots of gorgeous birds playing in the tidal pools.
At the beach, there's a concession stand, and picnic area, and public restrooms. There's also a playground for kids. During the day, you can rent an umbrella for shade or rent a kayak and go for a paddle. - Barefoot Beach Preserve: 505 Barefoot Beach Blvd., Naples, FL 34134
If you're visiting the beach to see wildlife, this is the beach to visit. Barefoot Beach Preserve encompasses 342 acres of land. It's home to turtles, ospreys, bald eagles, and various other birds. Walking along to see the wildlife is a lovely experience because the sand is so clean and soft beneath your feet.
Barefoot Beach Preserve is also home to a learning center, where you can learn about the area's natural history. There are butterfly and cactus gardens, a foot shower, picnic tables, and a 1-mile walking trail. Bike racks and a beach wheelchair are also available.
If you enjoy relaxing on the beach or splashing in the water, Naples is the place for you. Our real estate agents can help you find the perfect home in the area. Contact us to learn more about our services or to discover more of the fun things to see and do in Naples.
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