Sky-High Living
Twenty-two stories above the Gulf, the rhythm of the day changes. Mornings start with sunrise over the mangroves, afternoons stretch out across the rooftop pool deck, and the sun sets over open water from your west-facing terrace.
Resort-style high-rise living, every day of the year
Kalea Bay was designed for residents who want resort-style amenities they can use casually, every day, without the friction of a public hotel program. There is no front-desk lobby for transient guests, no day-use rentals on the amenity deck, and no public restaurant for visitors. Every venue is reserved for residents and their accompanied guests.
Mornings tend to start on the lanai with coffee and the sound of the surf two hundred feet below. Afternoons split between the rooftop pool, the three pools at the Club, and the racquet complex. Evenings move to the sky lounge for sunset, then down to Salt and Oak for dinner.
A 7,500 square foot rooftop terrace on every tower
Every one of the five towers crowns out at a 7,500 square foot rooftop terrace with a negative-edge pool, an open-air fitness center, a sky lounge, and grill and seating areas. The pool, lounge, and fitness deck share the same level, so the line between a workout, a swim, and a sunset cocktail effectively disappears.
Tower-top terraces are reserved for residents of all five towers, not just the tower they sit on top of, which means every resident at Kalea Bay has access to every rooftop pool plus the three resort pools at the Club below.
The Gulf is minutes away, by foot, car, or shuttle
Kalea Bay does not operate its own beach club, and most residents do not miss having one. Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park (regularly ranked among the top beaches in Florida) and Vanderbilt Beach are both a short drive from the gate.
An optional limited-membership program at the private Club at Moraya Bay - a separate beachfront property a short drive south on Vanderbilt Drive - offers residents annual VIP beach access with daily shuttle service, attended cabanas, and beachfront dining. Most residents who want a turnkey beach day choose this route.
Five minutes to Mercato, fifteen to 5th Avenue South
Kalea Bay sits in North Naples, inside Naples city limits, ZIP 34110. The Mercato lifestyle center is a five-minute drive from the gate, with Whole Foods, the Silverspot Cinema, Masa, The Capital Grille, and a curated set of boutiques. Waterside Shops - Saks, Nordstrom, Tommy Bahama Marlin Bar - is a ten-minute drive south.
Downtown Naples and 5th Avenue South are about fifteen minutes by car: Sea Salt, Bha Bha, Campiello, the Naples Pier, the Norris Center, and the historic streets of Old Naples. Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park, the Cocohatchee River boat launch, and Pelican Isle Yacht Club are all minutes away for residents who want their day to start at the water.
Salt and Oak, Driftwood Cafe, and the Naples reservation list
On the property, Salt and Oak is the main club restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating, poolside dining, a wine tasting room, and a private dining and banquet room. Driftwood Cafe runs at the pool deck for breakfast and lunch with specialty coffee, sandwiches, ice cream, and a sundries shop. Two open-air bars (the Tiki Bar at the adults-only pool and the Driftwood Pool Bar at the family deck) round out the on-property food and beverage program. Resident dining is billed to a member account, and the private dining and banquet room is available for owner events on request.
Off-property, Mindy's network can pre-book Naples' standing-reservation restaurants for new residents - Sea Salt, Bha Bha Persian Bistro, The Capital Grille, Truluck's, Campiello, and the seasonal openings on 5th Avenue South - long before they would otherwise be available to a new arrival.
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