Naples Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Naples. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, this the best tour available right now:

• Private Helicopter Tour over Long Beach: See Catalina, Queen Mary

It’s free to visit Naples, a Long Beach neighborhood known for its canals, on your own—just keep in mind that parking, dining, and activities have their own costs. Gondola cruises, for example, start at US$140, or you can see the Naples islands from above on a helicopter tour with prices starting at US$200.

Guided gondola cruises are one of the most popular water activities in Naples, during which you can take in the islands’ pretty canals and waterside homes on a Venetian-style boat. If you’d rather explore independently, rent a kayak, canoe, or paddleboard from vendors along Alamitos Bay, or try kitesurfing off of Belmont Shore.

Yes, Naples tours are great for kids. Gondola cruises and Long Beach helicopter tours are open to all ages and typically run for under an hour—long enough to keep kids entertained without wearing them out. Water sports, such as kayaking and paddleboarding, are ideal for older children with adult supervision.

Yes, there are lots of free things to do in Naples. Swim, play beach volleyball, or hit the playground at Mother’s Beach, or take a long walk around the islands to admire the canals and boats in the marina. Naples’ green spaces, such as La Bella Fontana and the Colonnade, are great for picnics and people-watching.

Yes, the Naples neighborhood hosts special events throughout the year. The islands’ homes are decked out in lights throughout December, but the annual holiday boat parade—when decorated boats cruise along the canals—only happens on one night. From May–September, you can catch monthly outdoor concerts at the Colonnade park overlooking the canals.