Three new offerings in Florida's Paradise Coast

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Florida’s Paradise Coast - Naples, Marco Island and the Everglades, sees new accommodation, dining and arts offerings launching this year.

Compass by Margaritaville Hotel Naples opens for booking from February 2024. The all-suite boutique property features 120 fully equipped guest rooms with amenities such as the “Sunrise at Compass” complimentary breakfast buffet, Welcome Cabana with daily light snacks and refreshments, 5 o’Clock Somewhere Bar & Grill, and The Backyard – a destination unto itself with a pool, live entertainment, backyard games, palm tree tables, fire tables and multiple social gathering areas.
From now till 15 April 2024, The Face of Immokalee will be on display on two 50’ long walls and two 53’ long semi-trailer trucks owned by Immokalee based Lipman Family Farms, one of the nation’s largest produce growers. The public art installation is the first-of-its-kind in Collier County and is a local project with global relevance about the Human Condition. Created by Naples based Michelle Tricca, the exhibition aims to champion the Immokalee community through a series of boldly displayed black and white photographic portraits.
Lake Park Diner is set to open its third location this year, located in the Naples’ Founders Square. Featuring a sustainably sourced menu, the local eatery is dedicated to offering its customers quality and sustainable products. Its menu includes a variety of sandwiches, salads, bowls, appetisers and more.