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Under $100: Naples, Fla.

by Katie Skrzek

Feb 14, 2016

Naples Pier, Florida © Juergen Schonnop | Dreamstime

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Situated on the Gulf of Mexico in southern Florida, Naples is a small city known for its high-end appeal.

 

Start your day at Blueberry’s. The extensive breakfast menu features favorites including crepes, omelets, pancakes and skillets. A meal costs about $10. Spend some time soaking up the sun at one of Naples’ pristine beaches. The white sands and turquoise beaches span more than seven miles. Fishing and shell picking are popular activities.

 

Naples, Florida © Jon Bilous | Dreamstime 47716814

© Jon Bilous | Dreamstime

 

Shop near the Naples Pier at Third Street South. The upscale open-air shopping area boasts stores, restaurants and salons. Stick around for lunch at the award-winning SeaSalt. Sample fresh seafood indoors or on the patio. Spend about $20. After your meal, browse the restaurant’s SeaSalt Market with gourmet food and wine.

 

Open since 1919, Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens is a highlight of this Floridian city. Originally a botanical garden, the zoo is home to a large variety of wildlife. Adult admission costs $19.95.

 

Naples Zoo, Florida © Nadezda Murmakova | Dreamstime 65459756

Naples Zoo © Nadezda Murmakova | Dreamstime

 

End your day at the newly opened 7th Avenue Social. The chic restaurant features a Latin and Southern-inspired menu with special late-night eats. Spend $20–30 on dinner. Stick around after your meal — 7th Avenue Social features live music most nights of the week.

 

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