Naples Pier
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Naples Pier

Naples, Florida

Closed. Closed for reconstruction — reopening targeted for 2027 City of Naples — Pier Rebuild Project →

About Naples Pier

The Naples Pier has been a fixture of the city since 1888, when it was built as a freight and passenger dock for the original Naples Hotel. It's been rebuilt seven times since, after hurricanes in 1910, 1926, 1944, and 1960, plus storm damage from Hurricane Irma in 2017.

Hurricane Ian's 2022 storm surge took out roughly 460 feet of the structure, including the entire fishing platform at the end. The City of Naples broke ground on a full rebuild in January 2026 — a $26.3 million project using modern concrete pilings designed to outlast future storms — with a target reopening around 2027.

Until then, the pier itself is closed to visitors, though the beach beneath it and the sunset views remain open. When it reopens, expect the historic 1,000-foot length, a return of grouper, snapper, mackerel, sheepshead, and trout to the fishing lineup, and new features like an underwater viewing camera.

Researched and verified August 2026. Hours, fees and access change — and Florida piers are regularly closed by storm damage — so confirm with the operator before travelling. Current fees and hours: City of Naples — Pier Rebuild Project. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.

Map & Location

📍 25 12th Ave S, Naples, FL 34102  ·  Open in Google Maps

Planning Your Visit

LocationCollier County · Southwest Gulf Coast
Coordinates26.13180, -81.80544
Nearest tide stationNaples (outer coast) (8725110) — 0.1 mi away
Live NOAA tide predictions. High and low water at the pier itself will run a little ahead of or behind the station.

Within 5 miles

Tide station and distances are calculated from this location's mapped coordinates. Check FWC regulations for licence rules, seasons and size limits before you fish.

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