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Naples
is a shopping paradise! All types and styles of shopping including
boutiques, value stores, equipment stores, and gift stores. Seating
opportunities are endless by canals or water fountains. Beside for
expensive boutiques with American and international designer brands,
one can find many opportunities to buy high-quality articles for
bargain prices.
Hundreds of restaurants lure one in with excellent
foods in all international tastes and directions. Many bars
have gulf or canal viewing seats. Numerous restaurants
are award winning. There are always regular live appearances of
regional artists which contribute to the Caribbean attitude of life.
Most bars have happy hour earlier in the night.
Culturally,
Naples has a lot to offer.
Known stars are regulars here. Life is never boring between all the
street art fairs and museums.
Naples
is called the golf capital of the world: With nearly 100 golf
courses, all sketched by well know architects, the area is sited in
many publications. Many golf courses are located by the cypress
woods which follow along water surfaces.
The town as a whole is immaculate. The landscape is always trimmed
and cut to perfection. The staff at most stores and restaurants are
very friendly and the service is great.

The town has experienced an unprecedented population growth during
the last few years. One does not find compacted apartments like in
Europe at all. Numerous brand new houses and apartments have beach
access or are located right on the golf course.
Naples
is the place in which not only well–knows have a second residence,
but also families from around the world. Naples provides a paradise
to anyone who comes here. The population has doubled during the last
15 years which continues to grow everyday. In spite of the boom the
traffic routes still flows.
Naples
is also a good starting point for an excursion to many attractions
in Florida. For example, all the amusement parks
in Orlando, Tampa, and
Cape
Canaveral
are just a skip and a hop away. But Naples is also close enough to
Everglades or the Keys (home of
the great writer Hemingway)
and even close to an Indian reservation.
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