Public beach access with a volleyball court, playground and picnic shelters highlight this park adjacent to a popular beach.
Located on the water, this casual seafood-focused eatery offers an outdoor patio & a full bar. Kelly loves the oysters and Pam recommends the coconut shrimp.
Kelly and Mark went in February 2020 and had a magical morning - each person gets a Yamaha Wave Runner for a two-hour guided scenic eco tour throughout Estero Bay and we saw 20+ dolphins!
Old-school Italian cuisine is served in a traditional dining room with outdoor seating and we like the veal saltimbocca. (Reservations Recommended)
A 170-acre botanical garden featuring the plants of the tropics and subtropics. They have a children's garden which is great for kids or the cafe, which has a decent wine and IPA selection to bring outside to the park area.
Pacific Rim-style seafood spot with indoor and outdoor seating. They have an expansive menu but go with the miso seabass, you won't be sorry. (Reservations Recommended)
Kayaks are one of the best ways to see wildlife in Southwest Florida, including ospreys and manatees. You can explore estuaries, mangrove tunnels, and backbays on your kayak adventure.
A low key favorite - go for a large pizza and a pitcher of beer and sit outside if you can get a table! (You can also get a pizza to go and bring it to the beach a few blocks away).
The main street of downtown Naples with a range of shopping - from local boutiques and art galleries to brand name shops - and a number of restaurants, though on the pricier side. Osteria Tulia is a good choice for classic Italian.
Industrial-chic seafood restaurant & market where diners can choose their catch, method of cooking, and sauce.
If you are adding extra time to your trip to Naples a drive down to the Everglades and an airboat ride (complete with live gators) is not to be missed!
Simple American eatery offers sunset views and outdoor dining for casual eats in a simple, no-frills space. Oh, and they proudly serve White Claws.
In downtown Naples, the heart of the public beach and a great place to watch the sunset!
Funky, Unconventional Tex-Mex at its best with handmade tortillas, fresh local produce, and great drinks!
Open-air shops specalizing in tourist goods and local handmade novelties as well as a number of dining options on the water, with a great view of the marina.
Casual, reasonably priced spot for fresh seafood, American classics, and plenty of outdoor seating.
Located 20 min North of Naples, nearly 100 stores with 70% off retail prices. Kelly and Mark's favorites include Nike, Ralph Lauren, JCrew, Under Armour, Kate Spade, Vineyard Vines, and Sperry.
The ultimate Florida grocery store - stop by their deli for a made-to-order PubSub and yes, the grocery stores in Florida sell alcohol. (There are dozens of locations, however, this is a large one and the closest to wedding venue).
The Naples Zoo is a 43-acre zoo and historic botanical garden with lions, tigers, and bears plus an option to feed the giraffes!
Buzzy but unfussy nook serving a sustainable menu heavily influenced by Hawaiian flavors. We highly recommend the triple tail.
Adventure-themed mini-golf course (putt-putt) with waterfalls, gator feedings, scavenger hunts & arcade games.
Described as "Authentic Dublin flavor," take that with a kilo of salt. They have Guinness on tap, live music gigs, and it's open until 2 a.m.
Who wouldn't want to feed a flamingo? A great spot with botanical gardens & wildlife enclosures including a butterfly garden and bird encounters.
A pricier option located in downtown Naples, you can find both Thai and Japanese dishes in addition to a sushi bar in an exotic space.
One of Pam's top recommendations, a museum that always has great traveling exhibits and permanent collections that include works of American modernism, 20th-century, sculpture and 3-dimensional art.
Some of the best lobster rolls outside of the Northeast plus whole belly and strip clams, don't let the strip mall location fool you, it's a great option for takeaway lunch!