Emparedado entre la escena playera de Miami y el brillo y el glamour de Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale ofrece un respiro para los viajeros que buscan los placeres simples de unas vacaciones en Florida: sol, compras y diversión familiar sana. Aunque tiene la reputación de ser un destino de fiesta para las vacaciones de primavera, la ciudad ha cobrado vida en las últimas dos décadas, con un paseo marítimo renovado, una escena culinaria floreciente y playas dignas de ensueño que atraen la atención legítima a la “Venecia de America.“ Experimente todo lo que el área tiene para ofrecer con un taxi acuático con paradas libres o un crucero turístico por el Intracoastal Waterway, con vistas de atracciones populares como Millionaires Row, Hyatt Regency Pier 66, 17th Street Causeway y Las Olas Riverfront. Complete su día con un viaje de compras después del crucero o un recorrido en Segway por el paseo marítimo. Prácticamente en el patio trasero de Fort Lauderdale, el Parque Nacional Everglades de 1.5 millones de acres (607,000 hectáreas) promete un día completo de diversión familiar. Suba a bordo de un hidrodeslizador para buscar caimanes, espátulas rosadas y garcetas en un recorrido por el pantano a través del acertadamente llamado “Río de la hierba“; o dé un paseo por la naturaleza a través de senderos bordeados de palmeras. Otras excursiones fáciles de un día incluyen bucear en Key West o pescar en Pompano Beach, lo que convierte a Fort Lauderdale en una base conveniente para sus vacaciones en el sur de Florida.
Boasting festivals and ideal beach weather in April and May, it's no wonder Fort Lauderdale is a famous spring break destination. Join springtime crowds lounging at the beach and jamming at Tortuga Music Festival if you visit in April. Meanwhile, fall promises a low-key vacation full of cultural events, including Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival.
In the past, Fort Lauderdale had a reputation as a spring-break party destination, but it’s transformed into a more upscale vacation spot, with a renovated waterfront, thriving culinary scene, and postcard-worthy beaches. Known as the “Venice of America,” Fort Lauderdale boasts a maze of canals that you can explore by water taxi.
...MásNo. But between Miami and Fort Lauderdale, you’ll find the Hollywood Beach Boardwalk, a 2.2 mile-long (3.5 kilometer) brick-paved pedestrian promenade crowded with joggers, skaters, and bicyclists along the Atlantic Ocean. It's a 30-minute drive from Fort Lauderdale and lined with boutiques, restaurants, seaside cafes, bars, and activities.
...MásYes. Although Fort Lauderdale doesn’t have a bustling club scene like neighboring Miami, it does have rooftop bars, dinner cruises, and music venues. Head to Las Olas Boulevard for the Elbo Room, a go-to joint for locals and tourists for 75-plus years. Other hot spots include Rhythm & Vine, America's Backyard, and Capone’s.
...MásGet to know the city by hopping aboard a water taxi to cruise the Fort Lauderdale canals, taking in the scenic views. Then, stroll down Las Olas Boulevard, lined with restaurants, bars, and boutiques. Or head to Fort Lauderdale Beach to soak up some sun, windsurf, and play volleyball.
...MásLocated about 30 minutes away from Fort Lauderdale, the Everglades are perhaps the most popular tourist attraction for those visiting southern Florida. At Sawgrass Recreation Park and Everglades National Park, book a guided airboat ride and travel through the marshy, humid swamp waters, spotting alligators and other creatures.
...MásEnjoy the sun and sand free of charge—all eight Fort Lauderdale area beaches are public with no fee. Some cultural attractions, such as the Naval Air Station Fort Lauderdale Museum and the African-American Research Library and Cultural Center, are free. The Anne Kolb Nature Center is free on non-holiday weekdays.
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