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Heading to the USA’s southernmost state of Florida, rightly known as “The Sunshine State”, is<br />
always an adventure – but nowhere is more exciting, picturesque, and downright peculiar than the<br />
city that seems to be built on water.<br />
More laid-back and slightly more low-key than the bright<br />
lights and gaudiness of next door Miami, “America’s Venice”,<br />
as Fort Lauderdale is otherwise known, is home to great<br />
food, incredible water sports, and the sort of welcome you<br />
only get in America.<br />
Just north of Miami on the East coast, Fort Lauderdale<br />
is a city that’s indelibly linked with the water. With more<br />
than 165 miles of canals and 24 miles of gorgeous, sandy<br />
beaches, there’s plenty to do and see no matter how you<br />
like to spend your holiday!<br />
For activities on the water, you can go boating or rent a<br />
jet ski on the blue seas. Why not try out a spot of sport<br />
fishing for sailfish or sharks? Or you can take a tour of the<br />
huge homes that line the canals and find out about all the<br />
millionaires and billionaires who call Fort Lauderdale home.<br />
This far south and so close to a warm and bountiful<br />
ocean, it’s no surprise that Fort Lauderdale has a special<br />
relationship with fish and seafood. Grab yourself some<br />
serious fish tacos, fresh grilled swordfish, or local favourite<br />
stone crab with mustard sauce.<br />
So, whatever your plans are, if<br />
you’re heading down to<br />
Florida to catch some<br />
sun and make some<br />
memories, make sure<br />
you head to Fort<br />
Lauderdale. You<br />
won’t regret it.<br />
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