Even in sunny Florida, it rains from time to time. Although it may be depressing to think about preparing for the worst, rainy days can still be fun for the whole family—especially if you decide to visit Fort Lauderdale’s Museum of Discovery and Science. This museum has something for everyone—you’ll be so engrossed that you won’t even begrudge the hours spent away from your jet ski rental.
Experience the Florida Everglades like never before on an airboat tour through Gator Park. Gator Park is home to these unique airboat adventures, as well as wildlife shows in the Everglades National Park. The tours are scheduled throughout the day, every day, and are narrated by professional Everglades’ guides. On these tours, you will see a variety of air, land, and water animals including great blue herons, egrets, osprey, snakes, deer, and of course alligators.
Pompano Beach, located next to Fort Lauderdale, is one of the most popular beaches in Florida. Pompano Beach offers you the chance to kickback, unwind, and let your stress melt away in the warm Florida sun. As a Blue Wave Beach, you can be rest assured that your Pompano Beach experience will be a great one.
If you are looking for some fun and inexpensive Fort Lauderdale activities look no further. We’ve got some of the most entertaining, and family-friendly, activities that won’t break the bank in the Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach and the surrounding areas.
Every summer since 1991, Dr. Stephen P. Leatherman, aka Dr. Beach, has released his list of the best US beaches. He travels the country throughout the year judging beaches based on the water and sand quality, the facilities available, and safety. Last year Florida’s own, Siesta Beach, took first place. Beaches cannot be ranked again after they were named America’s Best Beach, so Siesta Beach is no longer on the list. However, once again a few local Florida beaches have made the top 10 list, making these the perfect places to take a Fort Lauderdale kayak rental.