Pure Florida- Sunset Cruise

Naples Sunset Cruise for 4 Adults

Experience spectacular sunsets while you relax with the breeze in your hair, while sipping on a refreshing beverage.

Check out the luxurious mansions and take in the amazing sights Naples Bay and Port Royal have to offer. Your captain will stop the vessel at sea for a few moments to allow you to watch our glorious sunset – the reflection on the water.

Once the sun has dropped over the horizon of the Gulf of Mexico, you will see the beautiful colors in the sky and we recommend that you take as many photos as you can to remember your experience. This sunset tour is perfect for a romantic date as well as a fun adventure for the entire family. If you’re lucky, you’ll even be able to enjoy the occasional dolphins frolicking alongside the boat.

Island Maps

Island Map Store:

Map of Naples in southwest Florida, displaying the area from Bonita Beach Road to Henderson Creek in south Naples. Map includes the areas surrounding Wiggins Pass, Naples Park, Pelican Bay, Clam Pass, North Naples, the Moorings, Parkshore, Gordon River, Doctor’s Pass, Old Naples, Aqualine Shores, Port Royal, Gordon Pass, and Keewaydin Island. Also shown on this map are detailed inlets, kayak trails, parks, marinas and boat ramps.

CANVAS FORMAT & SIZE:
Specially coated canvas that produces excellent sharpness, with a linen structure ideal for fine art reproductions. After printing, each map is hand-painted with a flexible semi-gloss coating that protects against smudging, minor wear and UV rays.
“Standard Canvas” image size is 20” x 32” and has a 2” white canvas border for framing or wrapping purposes. The overall size including white border is 24” x 36” and will fit into standard frames, or can be custom framed.
Canvas prints are recommended for display in homes, offices, clubhouses or marinas.

The Naples Area Waterfront – Changes in Time tells of the incredible coastal transformation of the Naples area. It includes rare antique maps, clear overlay pages showing today's communities against aerial photographs from earlier years, and local history with stories of bootlegging.