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Before Hurricane Ian Damage 09/29/2022

Naples Pier

Welcome to the Naples Pier Live Stream! Experience the beauty of the iconic Naples Pier anytime, from anywhere in the world. Our live webcam lets you enjoy stunning views, breathtaking sunsets, and the peaceful rhythm of the waves, all from the comfort of your home or on the go. Whether you’re reminiscing about past visits or dreaming of future ones, our livestream brings a piece of Naples paradise straight to you.

The Naples Pier has stood as a symbol of our city’s history, connecting residents and visitors to the beauty of the Gulf since its construction in 1888. Over the decades, it has weathered storms, undergone reconstructions, and adapted to changing times, all while remaining a beloved landmark. This photo collection takes you through the pier’s evolution, from a vital gateway into Naples to a cherished fishing spot, social hub, and sunset lover’s paradise.

The $26 million Naples Pier reconstruction is currently active and on schedule, with completion expected in July 2027. Crews began demolition and construction in January 2026. Nearly half of the 193 new concrete pilings have been installed, and work is moving into pouring concrete caps and finishing the above-water structures.
The new pier is being built 3 feet higher and will feature wider, stronger pilings to improve resilience against future storms. The rebuilt landmark will also feature public restrooms, a beach patrol office, and an underwater marine camera, though permanent food concessions have been permanently removed and will be replaced by portable food carts.
You can track the ongoing progress or view live construction cameras through Live Webcam by clicking the link buton below:
Hurricane Ian Destruction 09292022
In September 2022, Hurricane Ian caused catastrophic damage to the Pier.

September 29, 2022 – Aftermath of Hurricane Ian

The Naples Pier is an iconic landmark in Naples originally built in 1888. Since then, the pier has been rebuilt after hurricanes in 1910, 1926, 1944, and 1960. In 2015 the pier was reconstructed, and soon after in 2017, Hurricane Irma damaged the structure. Since then, the City of Naples has been working to extend the life of the pilings by installing modern pile jackets. The current pilings have been in place since the 90’s and showing signs of age. Over one million visitors visit the Naples Pier annually. Visitors come to fish, socialize, view wildlife, use the concession, exercise, and a variety of other activities. 

In September 2022, Hurricane Ian caused catastrophic damage to the Naples Pier. Approximately 460 feet of the pier was damaged significantly, with about 140 feet of the end sitting at the bottom of the Gulf. The shelter at the end of the pier and over 30+ pilings make up the 140 feet of missing pier. The concession, shelter, and storage structures located at the midpoint of the pier were completely “gutted” by the waves. Additionally, wave energy lifted the framing and decking at the public shower area.  The City’s engineers have determined that most of the structural elements of the Pier have been compromised and that the entire structure for safety and resiliency reasons must be replaced.

Today's Live View: 07/21/2026 7:22 pm

Today's Live Shot!

Welcome to the Naples Pier Live Stream! Experience the beauty of the iconic Naples Pier anytime, from anywhere in the world. Our live webcam lets you enjoy stunning views, breathtaking sunsets, and the peaceful rhythm of the waves—all from the comfort of your home or on the go. Whether you’re reminiscing about past visits or dreaming of future ones, our livestream brings a piece of Naples paradise straight to you.

Originally built in 1888, the Naples Pier has withstood multiple hurricanes, requiring reconstruction over the decades. The most recent devastation came from Hurricane Ian in 2022, which caused catastrophic damage, including the loss of 140 feet of the pier’s end and significant structural compromise. Given the extent of damage, City engineers determined a full replacement is necessary for safety and long-term resiliency. Click the Button below to go to the Live Webcam:

Jewel of Naples

5th Avenue South is an irresistible mix of glamour and laid-back ease. Historic and modern architecture blend together here in eclectic sophistication, while tropical blooms and lush greenery grace the pedestrian-friendly promenades, and each storefront is filled with wonderful finds and delights.

One of the nation’s most exclusive addresses, 5th Avenue South stretches from Tamiami Trail to the Gulf of Mexico in Old Naples, and is home to upscale fashion and jewelry, spas, one-of-a-kind gifts, artwork, home décor, fine dining, and entertainment – everything that our discerning residents and visitors have come to expect of Naples.

Third Street South

It is no wonder that Third Street South was chosen by the original settlers.  Bordered on the west by the beaches of the Gulf of Mexico, on the East by Naples Bay and Crayton Cove, and on the South by the 10,000 Islands, Third Street South is the heart of Old Naples.  The story of its birth is one of economic adventure, glamorous people, and colorful characters from its beginnings to the present day.

With the Gulf beaches on the West and the Bay of Naples on the East is in the heart of Old Naples. Crayton Cove, The Naples Pier, all the old renovated original cottages, Aqualane Shores, Port Royal, and all the magnificent houses on Gordon Drive south to Gordon Pass and across the pass to Keewaydin make up the jewel in the crown of Naples. 

Naples Princess

The Naples Princess offers premier sightseeing, dining, and private charter cruises along the stunning waters of Naples Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. Since its launch in 1991, the yacht has become a local icon, known for its elegant design, top-tier service, and memorable experiences. Fully certified by the U.S. Coast Guard to carry up to 149 passengers, the vessel features spacious indoor salons, a panoramic open-air sundeck, two full-service bars, and upscale amenities including flat-screen navigation displays and a private bridal room—perfect for weddings and special events.

Guests can choose from a variety of daily public cruises, including narrated sightseeing tours, lunch cruises, sunset hors d’oeuvres sailings, and gourmet dinner cruises, all set against the backdrop of Port Royal’s grand estates, coastal wildlife, and spectacular Gulf sunsets. The Naples Princess also offers themed specialty cruises throughout the year, such as holiday celebrations, live music nights, wine tastings, and romantic events like Valentine’s Day and New Year’s Eve.

Tin City

Naples, known historically for its many waterways, has been home to some of the most iconic attractions in the area. Tin City is among these, still sporting the old, historic Florida charm. The main reason behind Tin City’s development and the catalyst for its growth has always been the fact that this was the original waterway to Naples.

Are you ready to explore? When you’re looking for things to do near Naples, check out Tin City Waterfront Shops in Naples, FL! Our attractive district for boutique shopping and dining is located right on the waterfront, this charming historic area is home to independent boutiques, a choice of waterfront restaurants and plenty of water-based activities for all ages. 

Naples Trolley Tour

We invite you to join us for a fascinating tour of the Naples area on one of our Vintage Trolleys! Hop-On/Hop-Off all day and explore all Naples Florida has to offer. Enjoy our fully narrated Trolley Tour covering over 100 points of interest. Our guides look forward to sharing their expertise and local knowledge with you, feel free to ask questions!

Naples Trolley Tours offers daily tours throughout Naples, FL from our Experience Naples headquarters located next to Tin City in Naples FL. Part of the Naples Transportation & Tours and Hoffmann Family of Companies, Naples Trolley Tours has been offering award winning tours since 1988!

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