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20.05.2021 16:36:04
Description: In this aerial video of Fort Lauderdale, we feature the northern beach areas of the city. Shot by are Florida Aerial Videographers, Celebrations of Tampa Bay http://celebrationsoftampabay.com/. more
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Description: In this aerial video of Fort Lauderdale, we feature the northern beach areas of the city. Shot by are Florida Aerial Videographers, Celebrations of Tampa Bay http://celebrationsoftampabay.com/. more
Ft Lauderdale sits 28 miles north of Miami in Broward County Florida. It is a popular tourist destination. The average temperture is 75 degrees, boasting 3,000 hours of sunshine per year. It was named after Major William Lauderdale, commander of the detachment of soldiers who built a series of forts in this area during the Second Seminole War. here
Contributor Tampa Randy created this beautiful drone video of Fort Lauderdale, the lesser-known half of the Miami-Ft. Lauderdale urban agglomeration in South Florida. Located a half hours' drive north of Miami (at least at the rare times when traffic is light) Fort Lauderdale has a long Atlantic Ocean beachfront and numerous channels and harbors. With its near-ubiquitous access to the water, Fort Lauderdale is one of the biggest yachting markets in the world, and the annual boat show held here is the largest of its kind in the USA. more
Fort Lauderdales first major deveelopment begain in the 1920s during the Florida land boom. Today Fort Lauderdale is a major yachting center and its metro area has a population of over 1.8 million people. more
Why is Fort Lauderdale the Yachting Capital of the World? [links]
Being home to some of the most luxurious super yachts and large yachts and boats, companies like Yacht Management have become a dire necessity for yacht owners. Yacht Management is a full-service yacht management and repair company in Fort Lauderdale, that takes care of yachts stored locally. As the yachting capital of the world, yacht dockside crews, concierge, and routine yacht maintenance in Fort Lauderdale is more than commonplace for the thousands of yacht owners. [links]
It is easy to find absolutely everything and anything related to the yachting industry, right here in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Yacht management services, yacht financial services, yacht repairs and maintenance, and even yacht concierge services are no stranger to the city and all of its local and worldwide yacht owners.
All around the world, people boat, sail, and cruise around in their super yachts. There are numerous islands and countries to boat to in order to enjoy the open waterways and breathtaking views of the world. So what makes Fort Lauderdale the yachting capital of the world? Perfect weather year-round, great sailing conditions, the culture, retail, restaurants, hotels, and scenery are the top reasons why Fort Lauderdale has become the destination for yachting.
Fort Lauderdale is a city located in sunny South Florida, on the East Coast of the United States. This warm, palm tree laden city sits on the waterways and provides access to the Atlantic for many boats, yachts, and cruise liners. So many in fact, that they have dubbed Fort Lauderdale the yachting capital of the world.
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Why leave one great beach town to visit another? Because variety is the spice of life. And with numerous and affordable direct flights from Myrtle Beach to South Florida, any time of year is a great time to visit the tropical splendor that is so uniquely Florida.
Local fishermen know it can take two to three hours or longer to reach the Gulf Stream from points along the Grand Strand. This fish-rich, 45-mile wide, fast-flowing river of warm water is so close to Florida’s southern coasts (16 to 20 miles out), you can sometimes see it from the top of your hotel, and reach it by boat in 20-30 minutes. This makes South Florida a sport fisherman’s paradise. more
Another nickname, “Venice of America,” is part of the city’s official seal. The city boasts some 165 miles of inland waterways (300 miles in the greater metro area), filled with watercraft as small as kayaks and canoes to jet skis, ski boats, cruisers, and sailboats to the yachts for which the city is so famous. On the banks of these canals you’ll find small bungalows and jaw-dropping mega-mansions, many owned by the world’s wealthiest, such as late Blockbuster founder Wayne Huizenga, whose 21,000-sq foot, 10-bedroom, 18-bath mansion recently listed for sale at $27 million.
Fort Lauderdale and surrounding coastal cities offer hundreds of fishing charters for the serious trophy-seeking fisherman, or the casual sportsman looking for a day on the water and a few fish stories to take home. more
Why Fort Lauderdale?
Welcome to the Venice of America.
Greater Fort Lauderdale's 300-plus miles of navigable inland canals - part of the Intracoastal Waterway - stretch from the Atlantic Ocean to the Everglades. A destination within a destination, the waterways offer everything from centuries-old mangroves to opulent multi-million-dollar mansions. They also connect the area's top activities, attractions, hotels, shopping areas and restaurants. It is easy to experience our water culture by staying in a waterfront hotel or enjoying our many waterway attractions. Lotsa yachts. Greater Fort Lauderdale is home to a multi-billion-dollar marine industry with more than 42,000 registered yachts. For luxe or more modest tastes, yacht rentals are both readily available and easily affordable for corporate events, rehearsal dinners, weddings and wedding receptions - guaranteed to be an event that no one will forget.