Fifth Avenue South & Third Street South
Graze the sidewalk cafés, chef-driven restaurants, wine bars and boutiques of Old Naples' two signature avenues, buzzing with live music and gallery strolls after dark.
Fifth Avenue South · Naples Pier & botanical gardens · Direct flights to Fort Myers (RSW)
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At a glance
Naples is the polished Gulf Coast city of Southwest Florida, the seat of Collier County and a byword for palm-lined avenues, art galleries and fine dining. Its walkable Old Naples core centres on Fifth Avenue South and Third Street South, a few blocks from the historic 1888 Naples Pier. Culture runs deep at Artis—Naples, home to the Baker Museum and the Naples Philharmonic, while the Naples Botanical Garden and Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens draw families, and the Bayfront and Tin City marketplaces line Naples Bay. It's also the closest city to the western Everglades and Marco Island. English is spoken everywhere, the US Dollar is used, and Naples keeps Eastern Time — the same clock as Toronto.
Climate
15–33°C · warm subtropical sun
Mild, sunny winters are ideal; summers are hot, humid and prone to afternoon thunderstorms.
Currency
US Dollar
1 CAD ≈ 0.73 USD · cards accepted everywhere
Entry
Visa-free
Valid passport; no visa or ESTA for Canadians by air
Graze the sidewalk cafés, chef-driven restaurants, wine bars and boutiques of Old Naples' two signature avenues, buzzing with live music and gallery strolls after dark.
Take in an exhibition at the Baker Museum or a Naples Philharmonic concert at Artis—Naples, then wander the 170-acre Naples Botanical Garden's themed tropical landscapes.
Head south into the western Everglades for an airboat ride through the sawgrass, or cross to Marco Island for the Ten Thousand Islands and its palm-fringed shoreline.
Passport & entry: Canadian citizens travelling to the US by air need only a valid passport — no visa or ESTA is required.
Currency: The US Dollar (USD) is used everywhere. Cards are widely accepted; keep small bills for tips, valet and rideshares.
Power & plugs: Florida uses 120V/60Hz with Type A/B plugs — the same as Canada, so your devices work without an adapter.
Time zone: Naples runs on Eastern Time (ET) — the same clock as Toronto and Montreal year-round, so there's no jet lag.
Getting around: Naples is spread out with little public transit, so a rental car from RSW airport is the easiest way to reach Old Naples, Mercato and day-trip destinations.
Warm, dry, sunny days — the prime window, and busiest with winter visitors and snowbirds.
Still mostly dry and warm with thinner crowds and better value before the summer heat.
High heat and humidity with frequent afternoon thunderstorms, though rates are lowest.
Cooling, drier weather returns and prices stay reasonable ahead of the winter rush.
Where to stay
Where you base yourself shapes your trip — from the walkable historic core of Old Naples to the waterfront at Bayfront and the shopping-and-nightlife hub of Mercato in the north. Here's how to choose.
Historic core
The heart of the city, where Fifth Avenue South and Third Street South line up boutiques, galleries and top restaurants a few blocks from the historic Naples Pier.
Naples Bay waterfront
The working waterfront along Naples Bay, with the Tin City marketplace, dockside seafood, boat tours and sunset cruises steps from downtown.
Gulf-front, mid-city
An elegant residential strip fronting the Gulf, anchored by the waterfront shops and restaurants of Venetian Village on Venetian Bay.
Vanderbilt Beach area
The northern district around the open-air Mercato and Waterside Shops, packed with dining, cinemas and bars, and close to Artis—Naples and the airport road.
Beyond the city
Naples sits at the gateway to Southwest Florida's best day trips. Every excursion below can be booked through ShopTravel or your hotel tour desk.
Drive to Everglades City for an airboat ride through the mangroves and sawgrass of the Ten Thousand Islands, spotting alligators, manatees and wading birds.
Cross to the largest of the Ten Thousand Islands for waterfront dining, dolphin-spotting cruises and the shell-strewn shoreline at Tigertail.
Head up the coast to the barrier islands for the J.N. Ding Darling wildlife refuge, the historic lighthouse and famously shell-covered shores.
Walk the Audubon sanctuary's 3.5 km boardwalk through the largest old-growth bald cypress forest in North America, alive with alligators, otters and rare birds.
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Good to know
Everything Canadian travellers ask before booking
No. Canadian citizens travelling to the US by air need only a valid passport — no visa or ESTA is required.
Fly into Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) in Fort Myers, about 45 minutes north of Naples by car.
Direct seasonal flights are about 3 hours 15 minutes from Toronto to Fort Myers (RSW), with service from several Canadian cities in winter.
December through April brings warm, dry, sunny days and is the prime season. Summers are hot and humid with afternoon storms but cheapest.
Yes — the city is spread out with little public transit, so a rental car from RSW airport is the easiest way to get around and take day trips.
Highlights include Fifth Avenue South and Third Street South, the historic Naples Pier, Artis—Naples, the Naples Botanical Garden, Naples Zoo and the Bayfront and Tin City waterfronts.
Popular day trips include the Everglades airboat tours at Everglades City, Marco Island, Sanibel & Captiva Islands and the Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary.
Naples uses US Dollars (USD) and runs on Eastern Time — the same clock as Toronto, so there's no jet lag.