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What are the best things to do in Fort Lauderdale?

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In Fort Lauderdale, the day usually comes down to dinner, a night out, time on the water and a day with the family, spread across Las Olas, the Beach, Downtown and Rio Vista. A captain waiting between stops turns them into one easy day, with no parking search and no rideshare wait.

A boating town and an easier, breezier coast

Las Olas dinners, deep-water marinas, and a calmer beach than Miami's.

Dinner

Las Olas Boulevard is the spine of dinner here, with the beachfront rooms a short drive east. A car for the night ties them together.

A night out

Fort Lauderdale's night is more lounge than mega-club, strung along Las Olas and the beach, an easy, chauffeured loop.

Time on the water

This is a boating town first. Between marinas, the Intracoastal, and a sunset charter, a driver on the dock is part of the crew.

A day with the family

The beach, the science museum, and the water taxi make an easy family day, a car with space for everyone keeps it stress-free.

Wherever the day goes, Las Olas, the Beach, Downtown, Rio Vista, Harbor Beach, a captain waiting between stops turns a list of destinations into one easy day, no parking search and no rideshare wait between them.

Reserve a car in Fort Lauderdale

A captain booked ahead, a price agreed before the car moves, and a concierge desk that answers.

4 hours in a sedan start at $648, 20% service charge included, with 80 miles covered. The concierge confirms the fare before the car moves. Event-date rates, extra stops and miles beyond those included cost more.

Call the concierge

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