Attraction & Public BeachDowntown Naples

Naples Pier

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Volleyball Courts
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Attraction & Public Beach · Downtown Naples

Today at Naples Pier

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Exceptional

About as good as a Naples beach day gets.

Best time to go: 8 AM–11 AMrain likely from 2 PM
Sunset: 6:46 PM
Red tide: Not presentNaples Pier, sampled Oct 11

Forecast for Collier County beaches (National Weather Service, NOAA); red tide from FWC's nearest sampling site.

Naples Pier, one of the most recognizable landmarks in Southwest Florida, has stretched 1,000 feet into the Gulf of Mexico since it was first built in 1888, and has long been a favorite for sightseeing, fishing and watching the sunset.

The pier was badly damaged by Hurricane Ian in 2022 and is now closed while it's rebuilt. The City of Naples broke ground on the reconstruction in January 2026, and the new pier, restored to modern standards while keeping its historic character, is expected to reopen around mid-2027.

Until then, the beach at the foot of 12th Avenue South stays open, with restrooms, showers and volleyball courts nearby, and it remains one of the best places in Naples to watch the sunset and spot dolphins.