Cheap Flights from Miami to Fort Lauderdale

About Fort Lauderdale

Nestled on Florida’s southern coast, Fort Lauderdale is known for its beautiful beaches and boating canals. From palm-fringed boulevards to high-end shopping malls, and pristine beaches, and boating canals, Fort Lauderdale is fantastic yet affordable in comparison to Miami. Many tourists often travel from Miami to Fort Lauderdale for beach fun at a budget-friendly price.

Best Time to visit Fort Lauderdale

Although Fort Lauderdale has a terrific climate, the best time to visit is between December and April, when the average temperature ranges between the high 50s and mid-80s. If you are on a budget trip, plan your journey during Summer and Fall (June-November), when there is less crowd. But this period is susceptible to rain and hurricane, so be prepared to brace the storm.

Details About Traveling from Miami to Fort Lauderdale

The distance between Miami and Fort Lauderdale is just 30 miles. It takes just 30minutes to travel from Miami to Fort Lauderdale by road. You can either book a cab, rent a car, or ride your bike to travel between the two cities.

Best Places to Eat in Fort Lauderdale

• Henry’s Sandwich Station
  An ideal place to grab lunch or have quick bites is this sandwich joint. This sandwich spot uses bread from local bakeries, artisan cheese, and fresh meats, which are smoked, or roasted in house.
• New York Grilled Cheese
  This petite spot is a perfect place to satiate your late night hunger. Opens at 11 am and closes at around 4 am, at New York Grilled Cheese, you can relish brooklin porkster with a glass of beer or wine in a friendly atmosphere.
• Padrino’s Cuban
  If you love the Cuban flavor, then this is the place to go. This family-owned restaurant has been serving its house-recipe since the 1930s. The menu includes Cuban sandwiches, pan con lechon, and ham croquettes, etc.

Best Hotels in Fort Lauderdale

Places to Visit in Fort Lauderdale

• Dr Von D Mizell-Eula Johnson State Park
  This impressive park is a perfect place in Fort Lauderdale to reconnect with nature. The 2,5mile stretch of beach, facing the Atlantic Ocean, is an ideal spot to set up your beach chair and umbrella and embrace yourself for some tanning. You can also indulge in scuba diving or launch your own boat.
• NSU Art Museum
  This modern three-story building features more than 7,000 artworks, including the popular works of multicultural and female artists, Cuban, Latin American, African, and Oceanic tribal arts. The museum also organizes occasional education programs and special events.
• Bonnet House Museum & Garden
  It is one of the city’s iconic landmarks, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This museum and garden is a mix of art, architecture, history, and ecology.

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