Naples

Located on three different islands in Alamitos Bay, Naples is without a doubt one of the more unique communities in Long Beach, California. Founded in 1903, the picturesque man-made islands in Naples were officially completed in the 1920s. That said, one cannot help but draw comparisons of this lovely community to Venice, Italy as the islands are divided into canals with five charming Venetian-style bridges – and yes,romantic gondola rides are available. To further add to this European theme, many of the streets in Naples have Italian names and the center of Naples boasts of a gorgeous fountain.

Today, Naples is one of the more affluent neighborhoods in Long Beach and many of these luxurious properties have waterfront frontage. With respect to the architecture itself here, you can expect to find a wide variety of architectural styles here– including both traditional and contemporary styles. Moreover, Naples’ residents can enjoy recreational activities that include boating and kayaking. Additionally, Naples is within walking distance to beach bike paths, surfing at Seal Beach and the best shopping,dining, and nightlife in Long Beach.