FORT LAUDERDALE DESTINATION GUIDE

Share beach days in Fort Lauderdale.

Set sail for good times.

Nothing beats a beach day, especially in Fort Lauderdale. Pack a cooler with your favorite snacks, set up a colorful umbrella, and sit back on the golden sand as the waves roll in. Round out your adventure with shopping, boat tours, and cool museums.

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FORT LAUDERDALE DESTINATION GUIDE

Share beach days in Fort Lauderdale.

Set sail for good times.

Nothing beats a beach day, especially in Fort Lauderdale. Pack a cooler with your favorite snacks, set up a colorful umbrella, and sit back on the golden sand as the waves roll in. Round out your adventure with shopping, boat tours, and cool museums.

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Rise with the sun by the Atlantic.

Vacationers and locals both flock to Fort Lauderdale's 23 miles of sunny coastline to surf, sunbathe, boogie board, paddleboard, swim, and so much more. Head to the center of the action at the Beachfront Promenade for award-winning oceanfront dining, shopping, and equipment rentals. For an intimate beach experience, head to the Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse. Watch palm trees sway as you relax in the park away from the crowds, or charter a boat tour that takes you around the inlet for spectacular views. Your three resorts are part of the Greater Fort Lauderdale area, located in the golden sands of Pompano Beach. WorldMark Palm-Aire, WorldMark Santa Barbara, and WorldMark Sea Gardens are all Vacation Ready for your next family beach getaway.

Memorable outdoor adventures.

Sun-kissed beaches.

There are a variety of beaches in the Greater Fort Lauderdale area, including Pompano Beach, Hollywood, and Deerfield — just to name a few. Take time to enjoy beach activities like sunbathing, picnicking, running, biking, and water sports such as surfing, swimming, kayaking, and fishing.

Trailblazing state parks.

With natural trails, marinas, and room to roam, Broward County's gorgeous nature awaits. Five popular spots for swimming, snorkeling, biking, and kayaking are Dillard Green Space, Lewis-Chisom Park, Reverend Samuel Delevoe Memorial Park, Sunview Park, and Washburn Park.

Peaceful boat tours.

Intimate Waterway Tours offers private tours that take you around the beautiful canals of the city. Enjoy the sunrise or sunset during a tour with your loved ones. Or, you and your family can experience a unique spin on a sightseeing cruise with Jungle Queen Riverboat. You'll discover afternoon sightseeing, dinner shows, and a Tropical Isle visit.

Charming gardens.

Bonnet House Museum & Gardens is open for tours around the charming gardens and museum. The gardens are a prime example of the South Florida native habitats including the Atlantic Ocean, maritime forest, and wetlands. Visit the 60-acre Flamingo Gardens for another stunning botanical garden and everglades wildlife sanctuary.

More Fort Lauderdale attractions to try.

Mealtime is the best time.

Try seafood specialties.

The family-friendly Calypso restaurant offers fresh, local seafood all day — everything from lobster tail and oysters to conch fritters and shrimp. If you're looking for a romantic spot, Cafe Maxx serves up local catch like Florida grouper, jumbo sea scallops, and seared yellowfin, plus a whole menu of specialty desserts.

Eat along Las Olas Boulevard.

Some of Fort Lauderdale's premier dining are now open at the famous Las Olas Boulevard. Enjoy American favorites such as B Square Burgers & Booze, Wild Sea Oyster Bar & Grille, and The Floridian Restaurant — just to name a few. From Mexican at Rocco's Tacos to Italian at Louie Bossi's, your cravings will be satisfied.

Dine at waterfront restaurants.

Catch the sunset or watch the waves crash along the shore at any of the area's fantastic waterfront restaurants. Enjoy Beach House Pompano, Boathouse at the Riverside, Deep Oceanfront Dining & Bar, or DaVinci's Pizzeria for water views and the salty sea breeze.

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