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Is this your client’s first time visiting Greater Fort Lauderdale or are they in town for only a short time? Here are some unforgettable experiences they can enjoy.

A breathtaking look at nature awaits on an airboat ride through the world-famous Everglades or a trip to Butterfly World, the world's largest butterfly park.

Stroll, people watch, sip a latte at a sidewalk café or shop the chic boutiques along Las Olas Boulevard in downtown Fort Lauderdale.

Hop on the Water Taxi, the Cruisin’ Tiki or charter a boat for a cruise though the “Venice of America,” a nickname based on the area’s 300 miles of scenic waterways.

Discover next-level arts and culture, from fascinating museums that celebrate the area’s unique heritage to immersive experiences such as the Downtown Hollywood Mural Project.

Dive into a water wonderland with tours, lessons, rentals and charters for kayaking, standup paddleboarding, parasailing, surfing, scuba diving and other water sports.

Visit Sawgrass Mills, the nation’s largest luxury outlet shopping destination with 350+ stores and 70+ exclusive, luxury outlets including Burberry, GUCCI, Prada, Tory Burch and Versace.

Discover a truly cosmopolitan nightlife scene, whether celebrating at a chic rooftop bar, dancing the night away at a nightclub or savoring craft cocktails at a hidden speakeasy.

See a Broadway show at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts or a major concert at the Amerant Bank Arena and Hard Rock Live.

Tour on land by bike, Segway, or even a pedal-powered party on wheels with Cycle Party. See historic sights, experience culinary hotspots on a food tour or hit the Ale Trail.

Take a wonderful trip through time at beautiful, historic Bonnet House Museum & Gardens.

Visit and support Flamingo Gardens, the most natural Florida experience, 60-acres of lush gardens and fascinating wildlife.

Visit Gulfstream Park, South Florida's premier destination for sports, dining, gaming and entertainment. 

Top Things to Do in Greater Fort Lauderdale

Hillsboro Beach: Heading further south, Hillsboro Beach has a historic lighthouse that will transport your clients back in time when the massive structure was a beacon for sailors. Visitors can take a tour of the lighthouse and climb the 175 steps to the top for sweeping ocean views. 

If they want yet another way to time travel, they can make their way to Lighthouse Point Marina and catch the motor launch to Cap’s Place, the oldest restaurant in Greater Fort Lauderdale, established in 1928.

Pompano Beach: As the travelers continue their journey south, they will come across Pompano Beach, the “Wreck Capital” of Florida and a wonderland for diving enthusiasts. It’s home to 18 shipwrecks, each as interesting and mysterious as the next. 

Pompano Beach is also known for its sport fishing, so chartering a boat to head out into the open waters is another fun option.

It’s time to get outdoors and enjoy the beautiful beaches of Greater Fort Lauderdale. 

With such a variety of things to do in Greater Fort Lauderdale, sometimes it’s the simple pleasures that give us the most satisfaction. So tell your clients to put on that swimsuit, grab their sunscreen, and get ready to reconnect with nature. 

Deerfield Beach: Located just south of Boca Raton, in the northern part of Greater Fort Lauderdale, Deerfield Beach is known for its casual and fun beach vibe. 

Your clients can catch all the action at the International Fishing Pier where they can see local fishermen in all their glory and rent a rod to get in on the fun. 

The pier along the beach is a cool Insta-worthy shot—this is a prime spot for sunset pics.

Top Beaches of Greater Fort Lauderdale

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