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1. Fantasy Island Inn – Caters to Men

Wilton Manors

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Sep 22 - Sep 23

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Top neighborhoods in Fort Lauderdale

A street corner with a jewelry store named Joseph's, a palm tree, and a building with a sign for the Museum of Art.

A large white yacht docked at a marina surrounded by palm trees and a building with a red roof.

A building with a red-tiled roof, surrounded by palm trees and a pathway.

A marina with several boats docked, palm trees, and buildings along the waterfront.

A waterfront property with modern architecture, palm trees, and a calm water body reflecting the buildings.

Downtown Fort Lauderdale

Las Olas Boulevard pulses with sidewalk cafes and boutique galleries beneath swaying palm trees in downtown Fort Lauderdale. The Riverwalk invites you to stroll along the New River, watching yachts glide by while contemplating your next meal. Art lovers can explore the striking NSU Art Museum or step back in time at the historic Stranahan House. Waterfront dining dominates the scene with fresh seafood and steakhouses, while water taxis offer a scenic alternative to walking. Hotels range from luxury towers to boutique properties, all within steps of cultural venues and shopping. The area balances urban energy with Florida's coastal charm through its palm-lined streets and river breezes.

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A street scene with palm trees, a taxi, and a sign reading "Las Olas Blvd".

A beach with people sunbathing and swimming, palm trees, and tall buildings in the background.

A beach with a flagpole, palm trees, and a clear blue sky.

A beach with people sunbathing and sitting on the sand, a blue umbrella, and the ocean in the background.

A beach with people, palm trees, and tall buildings in the background.

Harbour Isles of Fort Lauderdale

Fort Lauderdale's Harbour Isles of Fort Lauderdale neighborhood offers attractions including Fort Lauderdale Beach.

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A cityscape with modern high-rise buildings, construction cranes, and a mix of residential and commercial structures.

Victoria Park

Victoria Park offers a peaceful escape from Fort Lauderdale's tourist hustle with tree-lined streets and charming homes. Holiday Park anchors the neighborhood, giving visitors tennis courts and green spaces perfect for morning walks. The historic Parker Playhouse hosts performances worth catching, while the Jimmy Evert Tennis Center welcomes players of all levels. Dining options are limited within Victoria Park itself, but nearby Las Olas Boulevard serves up excellent restaurants just minutes away. Most accommodations are upscale vacation rentals or boutique bed & breakfasts in converted historic properties. A car is recommended for exploring, though the neighborhood's sidewalks make for pleasant strolls.

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A coastal cityscape with a prominent bridge, boats, and a beach area.

A coastal cityscape with a large hotel and a beach.

Harbor Beach

Harbor Beach brings Fort Lauderdale's luxury beach fantasy to life with pristine sugar-white sand meeting azure Atlantic waves. Mega-yachts dot the Intracoastal marinas while exclusive waterfront estates create a glamorous coastal tableau. Beach lovers can soak up the sun, stroll scenic waterfront promenades, or venture to nearby Las Olas Boulevard and Port Everglades. Upscale resort dining dominates with oceanfront restaurants serving fresh seafood and continental cuisine. Accommodations range from luxury beachfront resorts with full-service amenities to high-end vacation rentals, all offering easy access to water sports and sophisticated evening experiences.

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A coastal cityscape with a beach, ocean, and high-rise buildings.

A beach with palm trees, a boardwalk, and high-rise buildings in the background.

A snowman sculpture with a signpost indicating directions to Fort Lauderdale Beach.

A crowded beach with palm trees, beach umbrellas, and people relaxing.

A marina with yachts, a large building with a green roof, and palm trees.

East Fort Lauderdale

Fort Lauderdale's East Fort Lauderdale dazzles with pristine beaches hugging the Atlantic coastline and the famous Las Olas Boulevard stretching to the shore. Luxury yachts bob in upscale marinas while sun-seekers stroll the lively beachfront promenade. The Galleria mall anchors the high-end shopping scene, with palm-lined streets leading to waterfront dining spots. Oceanfront restaurants serve fresh seafood in settings ranging from casual cafes to upscale establishments. Most beachfront resorts offer full-service amenities including spas and pools. Getting around is easy with ride-sharing services readily available, though public transit options are limited.

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Top landmarks in Fort Lauderdale

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Port Everglades

8.4/10 (9,171 reviews)

Imagine strolling along Port Everglades for some great waterfront pics. It's located 2.9 mi (4.6 km) from central Fort Lauderdale. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you carry on walking you'll get to Port Everglades Cruise Terminal 2 for some more water views.

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A beach with palm trees and a curved white bench along the walkway.

Fort Lauderdale Beach

9.0/10 (23,131 reviews)

If you can't wait to get to the beach, you might enjoy a trip to Fort Lauderdale Beach— one of the most popular seaside spots located 2.6 mi (4.2 km) from central Fort Lauderdale. Catch the sunset by the shore at Fort Lauderdale Dog Beach, just a short walk away.

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A street lined with palm trees, a Big City Tavern, and a bakery.

Las Olas Boulevard

9.0/10 (13,429 reviews)

If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Las Olas Boulevard, a popular place for shoppers in Downtown Fort Lauderdale.

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A beach with palm trees, a lifeguard tower, and people walking.

Las Olas Beach

8.8/10 (7,832 reviews)

If being by the water is a major draw, Las Olas Beach is one of the most popular seaside spots located 2.1 mi (3.3 km) from central Fort Lauderdale. Catch the sunset by the shore at Sebastian Street Beach, just a short walk away.

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A cobblestone street lined with trees, bicycles, and outdoor cafes at dusk.

Bahia Mar Marina

8.4/10 (2,418 reviews)

You can stroll along Bahia Mar Marina for relaxing water views when you're in East Fort Lauderdale. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is family-friendly and has lots of nice beaches. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you carry on walking you'll get to Las Olas Beach, Jungle Queen Riverboat, and Sebastian Street Beach for some more water views.

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Fort Lauderdale Beach Park

9.0/10 (5,511 reviews)

If you like quiet time surrounded by flowers and greenery, hang out at Fort Lauderdale Beach Park in East Fort Lauderdale. Why not take a stroll along the beaches and watch the sunset while you're here? It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. Want to stretch your legs some more? Head to Bonnet House Museum and Gardens and Holiday Park, both nearby.

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Greater Fort Lauderdale-Broward County Convention Center

8.0/10 (2,885 reviews)

Greater Fort Lauderdale-Broward County Convention Center is worth a pic or two when discovering East Fort Lauderdale. Why not take a stroll along the beaches and watch the sunset while you're here? It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander.

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Inter Miami CF Stadium

9.2/10 (34 reviews)

You can catch an event at Inter Miami CF Stadium, located 5.1 mi (8.2 km) from central Fort Lauderdale. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is full of friendly people and has lots of nice beaches. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you think Inter Miami CF Stadium is cool, you also might like Dillon Tennis Center and Windmill Park Tennis Center, both located nearby.

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Fort Lauderdale and related destinations

Glide along the Intracoastal Waterway on a water taxi, watching mega-yachts dock beside Mediterranean-style mansions. Fort Lauderdale Beach offers pristine sand without Miami's crowds, while Las Olas Boulevard tempts with open-air cafés and boutiques. The Museum of Discovery and Science provides welcome air-conditioning during afternoon thunderstorms. Hollywood Beach's charming boardwalk feels delightfully old-Florida, with musicians performing at the bandshell. Venture to Seminole Hard Rock Casino, or simply gawk at its guitar-shaped hotel. For a quieter experience, Sebastian Street Beach attracts locals preferring sunshine with less fanfare. Water is the true star here – canals slice through neighborhoods with such abundance that locals navigate to dinner by boat.

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About the destination

Visitors really like Fort Lauderdale, especially its beaches, marina, and restaurants. Simply book an excursion to enjoy your stay a little more. Collect beach glass at top spots like Fort Lauderdale Beach and Las Olas Beach. While here, you may want to make time for other popular sights such as Las Olas Boulevard and Port Everglades.