Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW): Approximate driving time is 40 minutes and distance is 32 miles.

Driving directions from Southwest Florida International Airport: Take I-75 south to Exit 107 (CR 896/Golden Gate/Naples) and bear right onto Pine Ridge Rd. Follow Pine Ridge Rd as it becomes Seagate Dr, and continue to the hotel.

Getting there: The best option from the airport is a taxi (more than $36; fees subject to change without notice), or a rental car. Private sedan service can also be arranged; contact the hotel for details.

Getting around: Taxis are available for short trips around the area, or the hotel can arrange private sedan service. A rental car is another good option, especially for guests with busy sightseeing itineraries.

Café Chablis - This bright, cheerful dining room offers both ŕ la carte items and buffet service, ranging from fresh fruits and salads to grilled meats and seafood. Other highlights include seafood buffets, champagne brunches, and Mediterranean-themed dinners.

Brass Pelican - Located on the public boardwalk, the hotel's glass-walled restaurant serves fresh local seafood along with a variety of pasta, beef, and veal dishes.

Scoops Ice Cream Parlour & Deli - Kids especially enjoy this restaurant's pastries and ice-cream treats, while parents appreciate the sandwiches and fresh-brewed coffee.

Paradise Grill at Clam Pass - Located at Clam Pass Park, a half-mile from the hotel, the resort's beachfront bistro serves salads, sandwiches, and refreshing beverages with a tropical flair.

Palm Terrace - This informal outdoor bar overlooks the waterslide and swimming pool area and features a menu of light bites and refreshing beverages.

The Lobby Lounge - Soft music and a waterfall fountain provide a pleasant backdrop for cocktails and conversation next to the hotel's main lobby.

The resort also offers six restaurants, including one of Naples’ only waterfront restaurants. Water-oriented activities include a 100-foot-long waterslide through a man-made rock mountain and private poolside cabanas with stocked minibars, fans, music, lounge chairs, and towels. The resort also has a boardwalk of shops, from swimwear to logo wear. A 200-acre nature preserve acts as the resort’s backyard and includes a public boardwalk to the 3-mile beach. (Guests can also take a tram to the beach, if they prefer.) Guests can take a canoe through the surrounding estuary, sail a Hobie-cat, or just relax in a beach chair and enjoy a favorite drink.
For an additional fee, Camp Registry offers day and evening activities for children ages 4–12.
Valet parking:
$5-15 per 24-hour period. Secured parking garage with in/out privileges.
Self parking:
Self parking is complimentary.
Fees do not include tax and are subject to change without prior notification.

Tennis fans can choose from 15 on-site tennis courts, including five lit for night play. A Tennis Concierge is happy to arrange partners for those in search of a game. The resort also owns the Naples Grande Golf Club, 7 miles away, which it operates as a private club for its guests. The Golf Club features a Rees Jones–designed championship course, a pro shop, and instructional staff. A stroll down a long boardwalk through a mangrove forest brings guests to the beach, where a wide range of water sports can be enjoyed. The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.