Naples Pier Live Stream Your Window to Paradise
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.
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Rebuilding the Naples Pier
A Stronger Future for an Iconic Landmark
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. The new Naples Pier will incorporate modern design standards, enhancing durability, accessibility, and functionality while preserving its iconic status.
Key improvements include stronger pilings, elevated decking, and increased structural integrity to better withstand future storms. The City is awaiting final federal approvals before moving forward with demolition and construction, led by Turrell, Hall, and Associates (THA), MHK Architecture, and Shoreline Foundation, Inc. The revitalized pier will continue to be a beloved destination for visitors and residents alike.
Naples Pier, a Gateway Through Time
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.
1888 • The first Naples Pier opened in 1888 and was immediately the town’s life blood, serving early residents and visitors alike.
1911 • The Naples Pier had been rebuilt to a length of 1,000 feet after being destroyed by a hurricane in 1910.
1912 • Naples Pier rebuilt with lower level.
1919 • Group of people on Naples’ beach, strolling around an amphibious airplane, parked on sand on the left. Naples Pier extends across the picture in background. Courtesy of the Collier County Museum.
1920 • The Naples Pier, courtesy of the Collier County Museum.
1930 • People would gather on the pier where parties were held, and beautiful sunsets were enjoyed. The pier remained a centerpiece for social events while also serving as the landing & departure point for visitors into the early 1900s.
1944 • Naples Pier, October 18, 1944 Hurricane
1945 • The Naples Pier, Rebuilt in 1945.
1957 • Naples Beach and Pier
1957 • New Restrooms at the Pier
1959 • Shark Fishing off Naples Pier 1959, Banned in 1963
1960 • The Naples Pier Post Hurricane Donna, September 10, 1960.
1960 • The Naples Pier Post Hurricane Donna, September 10, 1960, Courtesy of Collier County Museums
1960 • Pre Hurricane Donna.
1966 • The 1961 Naples Pier Pilings Reinforced with “Cement Boots” 1966
1967 • At the Naples Pier, U.S.S. Mackerel 1967
1995 • Rebuilding the Naples Pier
2015 • Reconstruction & Building Improvements
2015 • After Reconstruction & Improvements
2017 • Damages from Hurricane Irma
2021 • Sunset in November 2021
2022 • September 29, 2022 – Aftermath of Hurricane Ian
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