Today's Weather in Naples, FL • Partly Sunny
High 87
Low 75
Naples Zoo
9:30-5pm • 1590 Goodlette-Frank Road
Ticket Prices:
Adults ages 13 through 64 $18.75
Seniors ages 65 and up $17.75
Children ages 3 through 12 $10.50
Children ages 2 and under Free
The Naples Zoo is a must stop while vacationing in Naples, Florida. There are many exhibits to see and shows to watch throughout the day. The many different sections of the zoo really keeps the crowds coming, like the African Oasis with it's jumping Impalas and gazelles and its rutting River hogs. It really makes you feel like you are on a real safari. At mid-day the gator feeding at Alligator Bay is where you want to be. You can see enormous gators fight over their lunches, jumping out of the water to snag a piece of chicken.
Throughout the day you can do just about anything you would like. There is a very exciting Primate Cruise (my favorite) that you float around and see all the monkeys, apes and of course the lemurs. (I cannot get enough of them) It is about a 20 minute ride so it is perfect when you need to cool off and take a break. It seems as if the primates think we are the shows and they are there to watch us!
I'm sure you will love it here at the zoo and I'm sure you would love the lemurs as well.
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Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park in Naples, Florida
Today's weather in Naples, FL
High 87
Low 76
Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park • 239-597-6196
Hours of Operation 8 am until Sunset, 365 days a year.
Admission fee is $5.00 per car load (8 people max)
Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park Gulf beach is rated "one of the best beaches in the nation". This mangrove filled island has a tower for bird watching of the surrounding habitat (island is 80% mangroves), swimming beach, and a fishing area. You can canoe and/or kayak the local estuaries, you can also hike down the walking trails and boardwalks and just take in all the wildlife that the park has to offer. There is a picnic area for the family to eat lunch at or you can visit the concession stand and pick up what ever supplies you may need for the full day of fun. Remember the gates will close when the park is a full capacity so get there early and stay all day.
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