Naples Electric Trike Tour: Crayton Cove to 5th Avenue South

Three neighborhoods in one ride, standing or sitting as you choose

An electric trike tour of Naples, Florida with a live English-speaking guide covers Crayton Cove, Old Downtown, elite residential streets, Naples Pier, 5th Avenue South, and Tin City Waterfront Shops over 90 minutes. The trike lets you sit or stand, and you choose the pace. Children from age 5 are welcome; helmets and the guide are included.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Naples city and waterfront

• Visit Crayton Cove and Naples City Dock
• Ride through Old Downtown Naples
• Drive past expensive real estate
• Stop at Naples Pier and beach
• Cruise 5th Avenue South
• Pass by the oldest home in Naples
• Ride by Tin City Waterfront Shops

The Experience

You board an electric trike and ride through four distinct parts of Naples in a single loop. The tour starts at Crayton Cove, where the Naples City Dock sits alongside The Dock at Crayton Cove restaurant and a canal where dolphins often appear. From there, the guide takes you through Old Naples—the original downtown filled with galleries, shops and restaurants—then into the neighborhoods where vacation properties range from a few million to over $200 million. The route passes Naples Pier, where you can stop to walk the white sand beach or use the bathrooms, then moves onto 5th Avenue South, a stretch of upscale shops, spas, jewelry stores and fine dining that blends historic and modern architecture.

The trike itself is the difference. You stand or sit as you prefer, which means you're not locked into one posture for 90 minutes, and the electric motor does the work—no pedaling, no exertion beyond balancing. The guide narrates as you move, pointing out the oldest house in Naples (built in 1895, just across from the pier) and explaining the history of each neighborhood. The final stop is Tin City Waterfront Shops, a historic waterfront district with boutiques, restaurants and water-based activities. The whole loop takes 90 minutes and covers ground a walking tour would stretch into three hours.

Helmets are provided and the tour is wheelchair accessible. Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller. The guide speaks English and leads groups that stay small enough to hear and ask questions. Public transportation is nearby if you need it, and the trike is designed so riders of all fitness levels can join—you're not hiking or swimming, just riding and looking.

What’s included

• Use of the electric trike.
• helmet.
• a live guide in English who leads you through all four neighborhoods and explains the history and character of each one.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

Operated by Fun in the Sun Tours

Is this one for you?The trike moves at a walking pace with no pedaling or physical effort required, so the tour works for families with young children, older adults, and anyone who wants to cover the neighborhoods without walking miles. If you prefer to stand and get a higher vantage point, you can do that too—the choice is yours at every moment.

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Top questions

What is Crayton Cove and why does the tour start there?

Crayton Cove is home to the Naples City Dock, a waterfront hub with restaurants, shops and water activities like deep-sea fishing and catamaran rides. Dolphins often swim in the canal there, and it's a natural entry point to the tour because it sits at the edge of the water and the beginning of the neighborhoods you'll ride through.

Does the tour stop at Naples Pier and can I walk on the beach?

Yes, the tour makes a stop at Naples Pier. You can walk on the white sand beach, stretch your legs, and see the Gulf of Mexico. Bathrooms are available at the pier if you need them, and you can choose how long to spend there before the guide moves on.

What is 5th Avenue South and what will I see there?

5th Avenue South is an upscale shopping and dining district in Naples that blends historic and modern architecture. The street is lined with high-end fashion, jewelry, spas, art galleries, home décor shops and fine dining restaurants, and the tour rides through it so you can see the character of the neighborhood without stopping to shop.

Can children ride on the electric trike?

Children from age 5 are welcome on the tour. Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller, so families with mixed ages can join together on the same trike.

How much walking is involved in this tour?

The tour is mostly riding—you're on the trike for the 90 minutes. The only walking is optional at Naples Pier, where you can choose to get off and walk on the beach or stay on the trike. No other stops require you to walk around.

What happens if I'm not comfortable standing on the trike?

The electric trike is designed so you can sit or stand as you prefer throughout the tour. If sitting is more comfortable for you, you sit for the entire 90 minutes—there's no requirement to stand at any point.