The Naples, Marco Island, Everglades Convention & Visitors Bureau is the official source for area travel and tourism information about the Paradise Coast. Southwest Florida's Paradise Coast is a premiere vacation and meeting destination featuring beautiful white sand Gulf of Mexico beaches; world renowned golf and fishing; sophisticated Naples shopping, dining and culture; Marco Island's tropical island charm; and the natural wonders and outdoor adventures of The Everglades.
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Naples' Fifth Avenue South is the main drag and it has made a name for itself with one-of-a-kind shops, hip sidewalk cafés and clubs, artsy festivals, and a verve that doesn't stop. Read More
The arts and culture flourish with 100 art galleries, including those at the renowned Naples Museum of Art and Philharmonic Center for the Arts. Read More
Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park is the setting for the stranger-than-fiction book 'Orchid Thief' and its spin-off movie 'Adaptation,' starring Nicholas Cage and Meryl Streep. Read More
Fish for tarpon, snook and redfish in the mangrove backcountry, or kayak between uninhabited islands and spot dolphin, manatee, sea turtles and other wildlife. Read More
It was at Clothes by Consignment when I – not a desperate housewife! – had my "Holy Grail" moment of shopping when I spotted a cream-colored Chanel boucle jacket. Read More
Although that tarpon and I dueled for nearly 30 minutes, in the end no damage was done on either side of the line. And I was now more than half the way to my Backcountry Slam. Read More
Enjoying the delicate beauty of Key Deer on the one hand and then witnessing the menacing countenance of alligators really heightened our sense of nature’s variety. Read More
Piers offer a way for us to transcend the limits of the shoreline without having a boat. Strolling out onto a pier is the closest we'll ever get to walking on water. Read More
Relax in the shade of an authentic Native American chickee hut, fish from Naples Pier or chug through the mangroves on personal watercraft to meet friendly manatees and playful dolphins. Read More
The Sunshine State is not as wild as it used to be. You may be surprised to discover how easy it is to side-step the crowds and have a relaxing trip. Read More
Northwest Florida has some of the purest, whitest sand anywhere in the state. Its dazzling crystals are nearly pure quartz, resulting in soft, fluffy sand that is a pleasure to walk on. Read More
Permanent displays at the Collier County Museum trace the history and development of Collier County from prehistoric times to the present and include an exhibit on the role of Black Seminole Indians during the Second Seminole War (1835-1842). Read More
Sunny beach vistas, the embrace of warm and soothing sea and enough shopping, dining, theater, arts and nightlife to keep your off-the-beach hours enriched and enchanted. Read More
Anglers wait all year for the summer to come so they can chase Florida's premiere game fish, the common snook, from dawn 'til dusk. These tackle-busters, when fought on light line, have no equal in Florida waters. Read More
Take our abbreviated beach trip around Florida and add a few new beaches to your scrapbook. From Pensacola to Amelia Island to the Florida Keys, there is a new beach for you. Read More
The Paradise Coast VIP card promotion offers visitors more than $3,000 in savings at 77 participating hotels, restaurants, attractions and activities. Some of the savings include discounted room rates, free admission to select attractions, free bottles of wine, appetizers and desserts at participating restaurants, as well as several buy-one-get-one-half-off offers. The VIP card is free to all visitors, can be used immediately, and is easily found at four convenient visitor center locations: the Greater Naples Chamber of Commerce, the Downtown Naples Association Visitors Center, Marco Island Chamber of Commerce, and the Everglades Area Chamber of Commerce. Travelers interested in directions to the nearest VIP card location can find them by clicking on the following link: http://www.paradisecoast.com/vip/VIP_Map_Web.pdf
