Las Olas Boulevard
Las Olas Boulevard is Fort Lauderdale's best-known shopping district. Shop eclectic boutiques, stroll through trendy arts galleries, linger over a latte at a sidewalk cafe, or enjoy alfresco cocktails at a charming bistro.
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Stay with Inspirato on the southeastern coast of Florida in Fort Lauderdale, famous for its sunny weather and abundance of boating canals. Cypress, an oceanfront penthouse residence, sits just across the street from white-sand beaches, boasting an expansive terrace with ocean and Intracoastal Waterway views. Twelve additional one- and two-bedroom residences in the Conrad offer even more options for a luxurious getaway.
For a fresh take on waterfront luxury, Inspirato also offers accommodations at Pier Sixty-Six, an iconic yachting resort reimagined with sleek design, upscale amenities, and panoramic marina views. Just minutes from the beach, this stylish retreat features access to a world-class spa, waterfront dining, and a stunning multi-level pool deck—perfect for relaxing between adventures.
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Quick Facts
- suggested airport
- Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL)
- average temperature
- 84°F in summer; 78°F in winter
- peak season
- Winter
- population
- 180,000
- average water temperature
- 84°F in summer; 77°F in winter
Destination Highlights
Fort Lauderdale Beach Park
No trip to Fort Lauderdale would be complete without a visit to the area’s sparkling beaches. Pack a towel and head to this seven-mile stretch of beachfront to sunbathe, enjoy an outdoor workout, or frolic in the waves.
Bonnet House Museum and Gardens
Nature lovers will particularly enjoy a stroll through this serene, 35-acre parcel—a sanctuary amid the city. Tour the manicured gardens or browse the museum's collection of art and decorative objects.
About Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Sparkling Beaches on Florida’s Southeast Coast
Often referred to as the Venice of America because of its elaborate canal system, sunny Fort Lauderdale boasts a semi-tropical climate, blissful year-round ocean breezes, and sun-drenched beaches. A favorite vacation spot for families, the coastal city offers a range of activities at sea, including boating, snorkeling, fishing, and more. And there are plenty of diversions on land as well, such as the Beachfront Promenade—a top spot for strolling and biking—and Las Olas Boulevard, the area's hip shopping, dining, arts and culture thoroughfare, running east to west to create the exquisite Riverwalk.
Forecasting Your Fort Lauderdale Vacation
As a vacationer's paradise, Fort Lauderdale is temperate and pleasant year-round. In the summer, temperatures can climb into the high 80s and low 90s, while the lows never go much lower than 60 degrees no matter when you visit. June and September are rainier than most months, while November through April is the dry season.
