Once you have driven around Naples for half the day and seen the various different kinds of communities, you will be immediately struck by the instant tropical paradise ambience of Olde Naples. All avenues of Olde Naples lead directly to the beach with an abundance of Coconut Palms lining the streets and avenues in every direction. This is truly a beach lovers community, with no condominium developments on the white sand beach south of the Naples Beach Club.

The magnificent estate homes on the beach block blend well with the older single family, old Florida style homes and cottages in Olde Naples. It is here that you will find the shopping district of 5th Avenue and 3rd Street, home to charming boutiques, outdoor cafes, fine dining restaurants and what is known locally as Gallery Row, where one will find an abundance of fine art galleries and antique shops.

Olde Naples has all of the old Florida charm, and it is also where you will find the most active nightlife. Between the fashionable restaurants such as Campiellos, Virginas and Pazzo's and the numerous pubs such as McCabes, Café Lurcat, and Paddy Murphy's there is a wide variety of choice for the many discerning tastes. The Naples Pier is also located in Olde Naples where locals and visitors alike come to experience the colorful sunsets as well as fishing or taking a leisurely stroll. On the eastern boundary of Olde Naples lies Naples Bay. Boating and yachting enthusiasts can access this deep water bay via Gordon Pass on the Gulf of Mexico and avail of the many top class yacht club and marina facilities located here. There are very few areas that resemble Olde Naples in the state of Florida and the city is working hard to preserve its unique ambience.

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