Più votati Attrazioni in Fort Lauderdale

For more than 50 years, visitors have sailed on the stately Jungle Queen Riverboat. Touted as the city’s “longest running tourist attraction”, this majestic boat ride has been alluring locals and tourists alike. Tours sail past estates while an entertaining monologue by the captain points out the homes of the famous and the infamous. On three-hour day tours or four-hour dinner voyages, you can sail to an island where you will dine amid tropical foliage. Evening cruises feature a dinner of barbecued ribs and shrimp, with a variety revue and sing-a-long cruising back. The preferred destination for offbeat, yet entertaining, family parties and corporate outings, the Jungle Queen Riverboat is a must visit.

Operational on all days of the week, the water taxi is an excellent way to explore the quaint town of Fort Lauderdale. These cute water taxis arrive at various waterside destinations, including dozens of restaurants and shops. Their route traverses between Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale, giving you a glimpse into various attractions in the city. Piloted by licensed captains, the taxis depart from downtown via the canals, Intracoastal Waterways and rivers. There are three different types of tickets that you can choose from – an All-Day Pass, Evening Pass and Multi-Day Pass depending on your requirements.

Fort Lauderdale's impressive canal system has earned it the title of the 'Venice of America', and Las Olas Gondola ensures that it lives up to its name. The gondola makes the perfect setting for a romantic outing, irrespective of whether you choose the simple Casa Magnifico Tour or the more elaborate Lovely Romantico Tour. The typical Venetian gondola can be hired for a number of events.

The Carrie B offers three daily sightseeing cruises at 11a, 1p, and 3p. Stroll around the Sun Deck, seating outside under a canopy or enjoy air conditioned comfort on the main deck. The boat is Coast Guard certified for up to 300 passengers. The cruise also has entertaining and informative live narration from the captain. There is full bar service onboard with light snacks available. All cruises last for an hour and a half. Visit their website for more information.

You can see the city from cruises that depart from Las Olas Riverfront, itself a waterside dining and shopping spot. These cruises chug by the city's most historic sites, mega-yachts and cruise ships, showy hotels, the city's International Swimming Hall of Fame and Marina. Tours are 90 minutes long, leaving every two hours on the half hour beginning at 11a. It is wise to call ahead, however, as times may change seasonally.