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Fort Lauderdale Port of Call
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Port Everglades is one of the busiest cruise ports in the world,
often the start and end of cruises to the Caribbean. Located just
next to the picturesque resort area of Fort Lauderdale, the port
makes a great beach destination on its own.
The most popular, and best, activity in Fort Lauderdale for idle
time before or after a cruise is spending all day hopping on and
off the water taxis that navigate the elaborate canals of the
city.
Port Everglades has amenities to handle more than 3 million
passengers a year. Port Everglades is located conveniently close to
the airport giving extra time for a detour in downtown Fort
Lauderdale. The cruise terminals have every conceivable amenity for
embarking and disembarking passengers including transportation
between the city or airport.
Contact
Tel: +1 (954) 523 3404
www.porteverglades.net/cruising
PortEvergladesCruise@broward.org
A tourism office is located at the Port Everglades cruise
terminal
Transport
Transfer from the adjacent airport is often provided in the cruise package. Port Everglades' bus stop is located in the Northport section and can connect to the city centre. A line of taxis are always available outside the cruise terminals and the ride into the city centre takes nearly 10 minutes. A host of rental car agencies are also available. When inside the city the water taxi is a fun way to get around.
Attractions
There are a host of popular attractions in the Fort Lauderdale area, among the most popular is riding the water taxis or gondolas through the city's canal ways, especially Las Olas Boulevard. The beaches have been tamed from spring break infamy but are still extremely popular, especially the beachfront promenade. The Riverwalk Arts and Entertainment District in downtown has many small attractions including museums, theatres, shopping and dining options.
Restaurants
Gilbert's 17th Street Grill - casual family restaurant with excellent burgers
Truluck's Restaurant - upscale seafood and steak restaurant
101 Ocean - Classy but casual dining in heart of city
Best Dish
Stone Crab
Shopping
For Lauderdale is packed with shops and even offers shopping tours. Las Olas Boulevard and Riverfront are perfect for high end boutique window shopping. For everything under the sun, the Sawgrass Mills claims to be the largest discount and entertainment mall. Fun and Unique bargains can be found in the south's largest flea market, the Swap Shop.
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Excursions
Ride the rail to Miami
Waste a day in Delray Beach
Ride a swamp boat in the wetlands
Gamble at Gulfstream Park Racing & Casino
Tour the Florida Keys
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