• Cocohatchee Nature Center (0.25 miles) - Situated in an 800-acre estuary along the Cocohatchee Nature Center, the Center offers educational programs on science and the environment; boat cruises through the back bays and into the glorious waters of Estero Bay; and a beach shuttle service to Barefoot Beach Preserve, Delnor-Wiggins State Recreation Area, and Vanderbilt Beach.
• Barefoot Beach State Recreation Area (2 miles) - Also known as Lely Barefoot Beach, this area contains 342 acres of land on a barrier island bursting with lush vegetation and wildlife. Two acres of pristine beach comprise the State Recreation Area.
• Vanderbilt Beach (2.5 miles) - A beach that borders the Gulf of Mexico near plenty of shopping, parking and restaurants. There is great shelling early in the morning and bird watching at all hours.
• Delnor–Wiggins Pass State Park (2 miles) - The closest beach to the Doubletree Guest Suites Naples. A narrow barrier island separated from the mainland by mangrove swamps and tidal creeks. Offers an observation tower, lifeguards, barbecue grills, picnic tables, freshwater showers, and boat-ramp accessibility.
• Clam Pass Country Park (3 miles) - Voted one of the top 20 beaches in the country, a three-quarter-mile boardwalk winds through 35 acres of mangrove forest and coastal dunes leading to the beach. Amenities available.
• Collier County Museum (4 miles) - Journey back to the beginning of Southwest Florida-s unique past. Visit a hands-on home from the roaring twenties. Get down to Florida-s roots in the Craigshead Native Garden and Laboratory. Relax in the beauty of the museum´s four-acre backyard, home of water-worn steam locomotive, Old Number 2.
• Naples Bay Course (4 miles) - Where the Naples Princess ship offers sightseeing nature tours, lunch cruises, and sunset dinner cruises.
• Naples Ft. Myers Greyhound Track (4 miles) - One of the nation´s finest racing facilities, located between Naples and Ft. Myers in Bonita Springs.
• Lowdermilk Park (5 miles) - A 1,000-foot beach ideal for picnics, swimming, sunbathing, and family outings.
• Naples Museum of Art (6 miles) - A 30.000 square foot museum with 15 galleries that portrays the southwest culture through painting, sculpture, drawing and other techniques. Classes and demonstrations available.
• The Conservancy (8 miles) - featuring self-guided nature trails, a Nature Science Museum with marine aquariums, serpentarium with special touch tanks, nature store, and the state-of-the-art Wildlife Rehabilitation Center. Boat rides are also available through the Mangroves.
• Naples Municipal Beach & Fishing Pier (8 miles) - Known simply as "the Pier," this 1,000-foot pier is a historical landmark surrounding by one of the widest portions of beach in Naples and just minutes from the Third Street shopping area.
• Naples Zoo and Caribbean Gardens (9 miles) - Featuring boat rides through jungle waterways, paths through one of the oldest botanical gardens, and exotic jungle animals. Spend some extra time to venture into the Zoo’s exhibits and presentations.
• Naples Botanical Garden (14 miles) - Experience three acres of gardens with over 1,000 plant varieties. The Tropical Mosaic Garden is a haven for hummingbirds, butterflies and bees, while hundreds of colorful butterflies encompass the new butterfly house.
• Seminole Indian Casino (21 miles) - Featuring fast-moving poker, seven-card stud, high-stakes bingo, high-paying electronic gaming machines, pull-tabs, and live entertainment.
• Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary (National Audubon Society) (21 miles) - A unique ecosystem that contains the world´s largest remaining sub-tropical, old-growth bald cypress forest. The two-mile boardwalk trail winds through a primeval cathedral of towering 500-year-old trees. Nearly 200 species of birds have been recorded here. You’ll also see alligators, deer, nesting wood storks, or bobcats up close in their wild surroundings.
• Rookery Bay (23 miles) - Placed at the northern end of the Ten Thousand Islands, this research reserve is one of the only remaining undisturbed mangrove estuaries in North America. Get involved in volunteer opportunities, festivals, workshops or seminars.
• Everglades City (35 miles) - Airboat tours that take you deep into the vast silent Everglade jungles to catch a glimpse of the natural ecosystem, alligators, and multiple species of wading and swimming birds.
• The Fort Meyers area offers an exciting array of nearby attractions ... including beautiful gulf beaches, golf, fishing, boating, and sightseeing

• Waterside Shops (4 miles)
• Venetian Village (6 miles)
• Coastland Center (7 miles)
• Fifth Avenue South (11 miles)
• Thirds Street South (12 miles)
• Coconut Point (10 miles)
• Gulfcoast Towne Center (15 miles)
• Miromar Outlets (18 miles)
• Prime Outlets (20 miles)

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