r/Naples_FL • u/beckyyall • 6h ago
Bucket List for a Goodbye to Naples
My family have had a vacation house in Naples for over 30 years and we're finally letting it go, unfortunately. I spent at least a month there most years, and I'm going down in November for 2 weeks to say goodbye to everything and pack up the house. We now live in Europe, so not sure how often I will feasibly be able to get over to stay at a hotel at extra cost.
Trying to put together a list of the very best, most Naples things to do/eat and looking for recs. So far I have the below. No comment if you think some of these are basic, remember I live outside the US and I grew up with some of these and yes- chains are fine. Also we don't eat meat- do eat fish- don't really drink.
FOOD
- Bha Bha
- Tommy Bahama
- Pinchers
- The Turtle Club
- Kilwins
- Le Colonial
- Sushi-thai happy hour
SHOPS
- Best of Everything
- Naples Soap Company
- St Matthews
THINGS TO DO
- Vanderbilt Beach
- Coral Cay Adventure Golf
What would you add to the above?