Is there a red tide in Naples Florida right now?

Forecast: No red tide impacts are expected at this time. To get the red tide respiratory forecast, please visit https://habforecast.gcoos.org. To get the current beach conditions, please visit https://visitbeaches.org. The next sample collection will be Monday, October 2, 2023.



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City of Naples Beach Parks and Accesses The City of Naples beaches and beach parking lots are open.

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Florida red tide blooms originate 11-45 miles offshore and may be carried by wind and currents to the coastal beaches. Blooms typically occur in the late summer or early fall and can last several months. They can cause eye and respiratory irritation to beach goers, and may kill fish, birds and marine mammals.

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It will have over 100 fewer rooms than the former, now demolished hotel and will be the first Four Seasons resort on Florida's Gulf Coast. The entire development will now be called the Naples Beach Club and the hotel will be called the Naples Beach Club, a Four Seasons Resort.

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The City of Naples beaches and beach parking lots are open. Beachgoers should continue following CDC guidelines: practice social distancing, avoid gathering in large groups, wash your hands frequently, and stay at home as much as possible. For additional information, visit the City of Naples COVID-19 updates.

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A recent University of South Florida model showed that the Tampa Bay area's worst red tide runs from Caladesi Island State Park to Belleair Beach. On Saturday, the southern beaches were mostly clear. The air didn't smell. But some visitors were still feeling the effects of the offshore blooms.

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