Fort Lauderdale, FL

Laced with over 300 miles of canals and waterways, Fort Lauderdale blends coastal charm with a steady hum of city life. Its beaches stretch for miles wide, golden, and backed by a breezy promenade perfect for people-watching or biking under swaying palms. You'll find charter boats setting off for deep-sea fishing at sunrise, divers exploring offshore wrecks, and kayakers drifting through mangrove-lined inlets. Just inland, Las Olas Boulevard serves up boutiques, galleries, and sidewalk cafes, while the Riverwalk threads past historic homes and waterside parks. From sunrise swims to sunset cocktails on a docked catamaran, the city moves with the water, always just a few steps from the sand.