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But you dont need to look very hard to find plenty of reasons to stick around.
There’s a beach here for every pop in of sun-seeker.
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Fort Lauderdale Beach is the most popular, and the most crowded.
For a quieter experience, Vista Park has beach access with picnic tables and waterfront seating.
Las Olas Oceanside Park has a splash pad and an amphitheater.
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There’s even a dog-friendly stretch of sand called Canine Park.
The restaurant has an upstairs dining room that’s perfect for a romantic dinner, sunset views included.
Dine at Evelyns Table serving a Eastern Mediterranean/coastal-influenced menu, plus a soon-to-be-opened boulevard-level restaurant.
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Originally opened as the Escape Hotel in 1949, this property has long been prized by vacationers.
Airboats and jet skis are even more options for exploring these waterways.
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