Fort Lauderdale: Romantic Hotels with Jacuzzi in Room
Located on the sprawling Atlantic coast, Fort Lauderdale, Florida was inhabited by the Tequesta Indians for more than a millennium. Fort Lauderdale is known for its pristine sandy beaches, including Deerfield Beach, a renowned coastline with cove-inlets that also boasts Ski Rixen, the first cable water ski park in America. This cable system is designed to pull water-skiers without the necessity of a boat. Lauderdale-By-The-Sea is a charming beach that is the only area in Florida with a natural three-tier coral reef, within easy diving or snorkeling distance from shore. A fascinating area to explore, the coral reef teams with marine life and aquatic species that are unique to the warm waters of the Atlantic. Outdoor adventure abounds for visitors and Hollywood Beach highlights the Boardwalk, an area with shops and restaurants that runs two-and-a-half miles along the warm Atlantic oceanfront. Turtle nesting season is from May through October and visitors can watch the hoards of sea turtles lay their eggs and return to the ocean. The Museum of Art in Fort Lauderdale displays several fascinating permanent and rotating exhibits. From showcasing the arts of Africa and New Guinea to Pablo Picasso, and even hosting the King Tut exhibition, this museum is a fascinating cultural learning experience. Buehler Planetarium and Observatory offers several inexpensive instructional courses in modern astronomy. Thanks to generous donations, this observatory is the most advanced in southern Florida, making it an educational yet fascinating tourist destination.
