Naples Pier
Naples Pier, one of the most recognizable landmarks in Southwest Florida, stretches 1,000 feet into the Gulf of Mexico, providing a picturesque setting for sightseeing, fishing, and enjoying the natural beauty of Naples’ coastline. Originally built in 1888, the pier is rich in history and serves as a gathering point for locals and tourists alike. Visitors can fish from the pier without a license, spot dolphins swimming in the clear waters, or simply relax while taking in the panoramic views of the beach and sea.
The Naples Pier sustained significant damage during Hurricane Ian in September 2022, resulting in the destruction of about 460 feet of the pier structure, including the shelter at the end and numerous pilings. Since then, the city has initiated plans to rebuild the pier with modern design standards and construction practices. The project is currently underway, providing pedestrian access to a small portion of the Pier.
