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Greater Fort Lauderdale is known as the Venice of America due to its impressive 300-mile-long network of inland waterways. It is also considered the Yachting Capital of the World, thanks to its vibrant boating community, thriving marine industry, and ideal year-round weather. Local and visiting…
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There’s something about gliding through calm water that feels like therapy. And in Greater Fort Lauderdale, that feeling comes easily. With winding mangrove tunnels, peaceful lakes and sun-drenched waterways, this coastal paradise was practically made for kayaking. Whether you're looking to unplug…
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When headed to the “Venice of America,” don't miss out on the incredible 300-mile network of inland waterways in Greater Fort Lauderdale. The best way to experience it? Hop on the iconic Water Taxi. These distinctive yellow boats are not only a stress-free way to explore the city, but they've also…
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When in Greater Fort Lauderdale, you're always within reach of incredible water adventures to enjoy throughout your visit. We aren’t dubbed the Venice of America for nothing—the region has rightfully earned its moniker thanks to its impressive network of 300 miles of inland waterways, with a…
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“Venice of America” is more than a humble-brag on Fort Lauderdale’s official city seal. It is this destination’s world-famous sobriquet, a nickname based on the 300 miles of inland waterways that run through Greater Fort Lauderdale, with about 165 of those miles in the city of Fort Lauderdale…
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While the blistering cold, sleet and ice descend over most of the country, we’re lucky to be in the land of sun and sea. Our winters are also powdery but instead of sloshing through snow, we’re lounging on warm, heavenly sand. Greater Fort Lauderdale offers residents and visitors a variety of…
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By Ashley Collins Greater Fort Lauderdale’s tropical waterscape draws residents and tourists year-round, especially when the sun is shining and humidity is high. However you enjoy the amazing waterways—boating, jet skiing, or kayaking—keep in mind that you’re not alone. We’ve got an abundance of…
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