All groupPhoto by ANA J, USA
Afternoon to rememberPhoto by ANA J, USA
Very informative!Photo by Anonymous
Great shot of the water!Photo by Anonymous
Eat, Eat , EatPhoto by ANA J, USA
alligator Photo by JUAN P
Alligator up close to the boat!Photo by Anonymous
Lots of statues and Tiki decor to add to the ov...Photo by Gloria A
Waiting to board the Jungle Queen. Photo by Kiri105, Ireland
Sunset on the Jungle Queen. Photo by Kiri105, Ireland
alligator observed on tour Photo by Ralph J
In the BoatPhoto by ANA J, USA
Alligator out for a swim.Photo by Anonymous
Breathtaking viewsPhoto by ANA J, USA
Be sure to take a stroll through the Tiki Garde...Photo by Gloria A
All you can eat BBQ ribs , chicken and shrimp ....Photo by Kiri105, Ireland
Giant Shell on display. Photo by Gloria A
![Photo of Fort Lauderdale Jungle Queen Riverboat Dinner Cruise 011[1]](http://cache.graphicslib.viator.com/graphicslib/media/c6/011-1-photo_1035462-205x140.JPG#photo_1035462 "011[1] - Jungle Queen Riverboat Dinner Cruise")
MRS.&MR. DANIEL DEL CASTELLO WE ARE OUT WITH FRIE...Photo by linda L.Goidel G
Comedy venue (after bbq) mini animal display in...Photo by Kiri105, Ireland
Restaurant and showPhoto by ANA J, USA
Fort Lauderdale
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Heading north from Miami just 15 miles (24km), the city's frenetic pace gives way to the wide, tree-lined boulevards, multimillion-dollar homes and luxury yachts sailing the Venetian waterways of Fort Lauderdale.
It wasn't always so: bolstered by movies like 1960's Where the Boys Are and peaking with its '80s remake, Fort Lauderdale was spring break central. It's now a stylish, sophisticated city with world-class art, café-lined riverside walkways and the world's second-busiest cruise port after Miami. Like the rest of south Florida, Fort Lauderdale is a major gay and lesbian destination.
Everglades Airboat Rides from Fort Lauderdale
For magnificent subtropical wilderness and lots of it, take time out to explore the Florida Everglades. The 100-mile, 60-mile-wide (160 by 96 km) “river of grass” is protected by the third-largest ... Continue Reading »
Fort Lauderdale Suggested Itineraries
The Atlantic port of Fort Lauderdale takes in a Venetian network of canals dotted with yachts and lined with marinas. Just 23 miles (37 km) north of Miami, this sophisticated boating city is no ... Continue Reading »
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