It’s time to start dreaming of your next family trip. Here’s some destination inspiration for you. Take a visual journey through Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with us.
A trip to Fort Lauderdale isn’t complete without spending time at Fort Lauderdale Beach. Greater Fort Lauderdale boasts 24 miles of sandy shores, but it’s Fort Lauderdale Beach that draws most visitors, thanks to its waterfront walkway, plenty of sand to stretch out and bright blue waters. © Jessica Kirsh | Dreamstime.com
The longest pier in South Florida, Anglin’s Pier offers two types of fishing: sand and reef fishing. Nearby, head to one of many restaurants, cafés and bars for good food and live music overlooking the ocean. © Kevin Ruck | Dreamstime.com
The beaches aren’t the only water sites in the city. The Intracoastal Waterway permeates the city through various canals and waterways. Explore the city from the water via a water taxi or boat tour, or opt for a dining experience with a view. You can even hop on a water taxi and get off right at many restaurants’ entrances! © Meinzahn | Dreamstime.com
There’s no shortage of dining outlets along Fort Lauderdale’s oceanfront. From quick eats to fine dining, every evening comes alive with locals and tourists alike. Down the entire length of A1A, expect plenty of seafood restaurants serving fresh and local fare. © Angela Perryman | Dreamstime.com
Every October, Fort Lauderdale hosts the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. This year’s show, running Oct. 25–29, sees more than 1,300 boats on display showcasing the epitome of class and luxury. © Felix Mizioznikov | Dreamstime.com
While there are many spots to grab some fresh seafood and oysters, Coconuts lets you both indulge in an array of offerings from the oyster bar and take in views and passing yachts along the intracoastal. © Thenewcreative | Dreamstime.com
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