Let's Talk Hot Off The Press City Of Naples 
Our Beach Rules:

Naples, FL (May 11, 2020) – 

On April 30, 2020, the City of Naples 

City Council implemented Phase I of 

the beach re-opening. Due to 

non-compliance with City regulations, 

the City decided to close the 

beaches at 12:01am on 

Sunday, May 10, 2020, until further notice. 

Today, City Council met at an 

Emergency meeting and heard from 

over a hundred residents and visitors. 

City Council decided to re-open the beaches at 

7:00am on Wednesday, May 13, 2020 with the following restrictions:

·       Regulated visiting hours:

·       Monday – Friday, open sunrise to sunset

·       No coolers and tents (chairs and umbrellas allowed)

·       Walking, running, swimming, fishing, and paddle boarding allowed

·       Weekends: 7am – 11am 

·       Chairs, tents, umbrellas, or coolers prohibited

·       Walking, running, swimming, fishing, and paddle boarding allowed

·       Weekends: 5pm – sunset

·       ONLY chairs allowed.(Tents, umbrellas, or coolers prohibited)

·       Memorial Day weekend 

      (Sat., May 23^rd through Monday, May 25^th ):

·       7am – 11am 

·       Chairs, tents, umbrellas, or coolers prohibited

·       Walking, running, swimming, fishing, and paddle boarding allowed

·       5pm – sunset

·       ONLY chairs allowed. (Tents, umbrellas, or coolers prohibited)

·       Parking:

·       City of Naples & Collier County beach parking permits ONLY

·       No hourly beach parking (metered parking)

·       No parking on residential streets unless in properly marked parking areas

·       Fines will be doubled from $100 to $200 with no early discount

·       Illegally parked vehicles will be towed

·       Bathrooms will re-open

Discussion will be revisited at the June 3, 2020 Regular City Council meeting.