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Fort Lauderdale Beach Hotel Guide

The only constant in life is change. As we age, how we enjoy spending our downtime evolves. Sometimes, the places we visit change along with us. Ft. Lauderdale is one of those places. Gone are the days of rambunctious coeds cavorting in the streets. Like you, the city has grown up—matured, if you will—and now offers more sensible activities than spring break shenanigans. Today, Fort Lauderdale beach hotels like the Lago Mar Beach Resort & Club present an opportunity for you to vacation on your own terms with understated sophistication, unpresumptuous style, and impeccable hospitality. At this point in your life, your pulse-rate is quickened by the tug of a trophy tarpon on the end of your fishing line and the thought of morning yoga on a beach is much more enticing than a night hopping from club to club with your fellow rowdy revelers. And it is with that in mind that we’re here to answer your most pressing questions…

What are the best beaches near Fort Lauderdale ?

With nearly two dozen miles of sandy serenity and six beaches certified as Blue Wave by the Clean Beaches Council (list below), Fort Lauderdale has a sunny strip of shoreline to match your relaxation requirements:

Deerfield Beach: Soak up some rays, enjoy a dip in the Atlantic, or take a stroll on the pier at this cove-like beach.
Hollywood Beach: Fort Lauderdale oceanfront hotels, outdoor cafes, and Arts Park along the 2.5-mile boardwalk reflect the retro cool vibe of this palm tree-lined paradise.
Pompano Beach: If the warmest waters in the Gulf Stream aren’t inviting enough, nearby golf courses and horse racing tracks offer a different way to enjoy the Florida sunshine.
Lauderdale-by-the-Sea: Looking for a sleepy, laid back, low-key beach town where you can leave the rest of the world behind? This is just the spot.
Dania Beach: Enjoy the seclusion while you count the passing clouds at this picturesque coastal treasure.
Fort Lauderdale Beach: Nowhere has the change from wild party town to chic oceanfront destination become more evident than along the people-watching promenade on the city’s most famous beach.

Where should I go fishing in Fort Lauderdale?

Depending on your desired catch, there are multiple places to drop a hook. Fort Lauderdale hotels on the beach—like the Rodeway Inn & Suites —offer you an opportunity to cast your lure into the surf. But, if you want a better chance at landing a trophy for the mantle, we suggest the following fishing options:

Piers: Just a short distance from anywhere in the area, Deerfield and Dania Beach Ocean Park Piers provide stunning views of the surf and sand in between nibbles from below.
Back bays: Have a hankering for fresh flounder for dinner? Any of the docks along the harbors, sounds, and rivers that make up the Intercostal Waterway are perfect for finding tonight’s feast.
Lakes: Prefer freshwater bass instead? The county’s lakes are stocked with more than 200 species of freshwater fish, waiting to take the bait.
Deep Sea: With seasonal sailfish and sharks as well as year-round barracuda, mahi mahi, and snapper, you’ll have an open-sea challenge awaiting you no matter when you visit.

When you use Travelocity to book your stay in Fort Lauderdale, not only will you find a great selection of impressive hotels, you’ll also enjoy some significant savings. The money you save can go toward a delicious dinner at a coastal eatery, a kayak adventure on the Intracoastal Waterway, or a day on the links at a championship golf course. In another life, it would have been piercings, parties, and…possibly…regret.