There’s no better way to experience the "Venice of America" than by hopping aboard the iconic Water Taxi. These bright yellow boats cruising Greater Fort Lauderdale's 300 miles of inland waterways offer a stress-free way to get around and have been synonymous with the destination for more than 30…
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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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The gentle rocking of waves beneath your feet, sunlight dancing across rippling turquoise waters, and the cool spray of salt misting your skin — this is Greater Fort Lauderdale from its most flattering angle. Known as the "Venice of America" for its 300 miles of inland waterways, Fort Lauderdale is…
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It’s a new year, which means new fitness goals to crush and new rituals to make part of your lifestyle in 2025. The good news? You can maintain your healthy routines even while vacationing in Greater Fort Lauderdale. With many options for workouts, nutritious dining, and outdoor activities, discover…
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With sun-kissed beaches, exquisite restaurants, and swoon-worthy accommodations, Greater Fort Lauderdale sets the stage for a fantastic romantic getaway. Whether you’re planning an unforgettable vacation for you and your beau or a sweet day trip you won’t soon forget, we promise that you’ll fall…
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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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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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Whether it’s poolside, cruising around on a yacht, or dining al fresco on a breezy patio, sipping a glass of shimmering rosé has become a lifestyle around Greater Fort Lauderdale. The refreshing, pink or salmon-hued wine is a tropical match made in paradise with our balmy weather, and it’s even…
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