Fort Lauderdale, located in Broward County, Florida, is often referred to as the ‘Venice of America’ because of its intricate and expensive canal system. It is a popular destination for tourists and is a major yachting area with 42,000 yachts and 100 boatyards and marinas. Conveniently located a few miles from Miami, there are a number of tours and activities that take you to this nearby city.
For a day of fun with the kids, book the Swamp Safari Day Package from Fort Lauderdale. This package includes a one hour eco tour on a Swamp Buggy, which is specially designed to provide elevated views of the frontier while passengers ride through the cypress heads and wetlands. A 20-minute Airboat Tour and an educational Alligator and Snake Show or Swamp Critter Show are also included. This is a great way to introduce your kids to Florida wildlife, and you will likely see deer, hawks, wild hogs, bison, water buffalo, and other rare species. You will also learn a bit about Seminole legends and folklore as the safari takes you onto their Reservation where they have dutifully cared for the land and worked to preserve its natural balance.
Additional tours are offered by airboat, airplane, boat, ferry, and more. You can also travel to Miami to visit the homes of celebrities or take in the Mai-Kai Polynesian Dinner Show in Fort Lauderdale for a unique interpretation of traditional dinner theater. No matter what you decide to do, you will never be bored. The weather in the area is beautiful and allows you to take advantage of a wide array of outdoor activities like charter fishing in Miami, an Everglades Day Safari from Ft. Lauderdale, or a Jungle Queen Cruise. When you are finished seeing all there is to see in Fort Lauderdale and Miami, take an Orlando Day Tour from Miami for a change of pace and some theme park fun!
For all the details on tours and activities like these, visit www.fortlauderdaletours.net.
Posted under Florida Tours, Miami Tours, Orlando Tours, Sightseeing, Things To Do, Transportation, Travel
This post was written by jamies on February 27, 2009
















