Naples, FL Post Hurricane Ian Updates 2-13-2023

Beach Access Updates

After Hurricane Ian, many are wondering what’s the status of beaches in Naples, FL. With the anticipation of beach re-openings, we wanted to keep you in the loop and up-to-date. There are a few things to keep in mind:

  • Be very careful walking in the sand with bare feet, the city of Naples has done a great job on all the open beaches clearing debris but the water can still have debris in it washing up onshore
  • Some of the items in the sand might be very small and although the sand is being hand-cleaned, things can be missed
  • The water has been tested regularly for bacteria and the beaches that are open have water that is safe but it’s recommended to use caution, especially with wounds and cuts
  • Enjoy Naples beaches and sunsets just always be cautious and protect yourself

All Collier County Beaches Are Open

Current open beach access points:

  • Central Avenue
  • 12th Ave South (Pier) only 100-feet west of stairs, No fishing allowed on Pier
  • Vedado Way
  • 5th Avenue South
  • 9th Avenue South
  • 13th Avenue South
  • 17th Avenue South
  • Broad Ave South
  • 1st Ave North
  • 2nd Ave North
  • 4th Ave North
  • 7th Ave North
  • 8th Ave North
  • Bluebill Beach Access – Parking available at Conner Park
  • Clam Pass Beach Access – Parking available (465 Seagate Dr, Naples)
  • Lowdermilk Beach (bathrooms + parking available)
  • 1977 Gulfs Shore Blvd N (Gulf Towers) pathway
  • 1900 Gulf Shore Blvd S
  • North Gulf Shore Beach Access – Parking available
  • South Marco Beach Access – Parking available
  • Tigertail Beach Park – Parking available
  • Vanderbilt Beach Main Access – Parking available at Vanderbilt Beach Parking Garage located at 100 Vanderbilt Beach Rd, Naples
  • Horizon Way
  • Via Miramar

For more detailed information go to Collier County Parks & Recreations Openings & Closures Update


Upcoming events and things to do around Naples this Winter Season.

No one will deny that there were some parts of Naples that had a direct impact from the recent Hurricane Ian. Thankfully that’s not the case for most of Naples. There’s plenty to do and see and you can’t beat the fantastic weather – sunny with average high temperatures of 85 degrees.

Plan Your Naples Vacation

Escape the cold and spend Winter at the beach! Book today with Naples Florida Vacation Homes to start your getaway!