Yacht charter
Last updated on 8 April 2025
If you want to experience magical moments in Florida, try a yacht charter in Fort Lauderdale. This city is distinguished by the beauty of its beaches and the many events that punctuate its life. Considered a must for hikers, Fort Lauderdale also owes its reputation to its vast network of waterways suitable for pleasure boating.
Nature in Fort Lauderdale
Part of the state of Florida and built in the 1830s, Fort Lauderdale takes its name from the first fort built on the site to counter attacks by the Seminoles. But it owes its reputation above all to the beauty of its beaches. No fewer than eight magnificent beaches adorn the coastline of Fort Lauderdale and are a delight for those who love to relax. Hollywood Beach, Hillsboro Beach and Hallandale Beach are just a few examples.
Lovers of beautiful scenery will also find plenty to surprise them in Fort Lauderdale. Just a few kilometers from the Port Everglades, you can start by strolling along a landscaped seafront promenade to get a glimpse of what awaits you there. Don't hesitate to follow the red brick path of Riverwalk, a magnificent lush park overlooking the city center. The Everglades National Park, on the other hand, is perfect for some beautiful hikes.
Fort Lauderdale: the Venice of Florida
This nickname comes from the many canals and waterways that criss-cross the city. But Fort Lauderdale does not only shine through its natural wealth. The city has nearly 260 km of waterways that offer many opportunities for amateur boaters.
Fort Lauderdale yacht charter should therefore definitely be on your travel agenda if you want to enjoy the city of Fort Lauderdale in all its splendor.
Your short boat trip will take you to historic sites such as Stranahan House. This house, dating from 1900, has lost none of its old-world charm and will transport you back to the 18th century. But this boat trip will also give you the opportunity to admire the houses of wealthy American personalities, as well as the crocodile show on Île Sauvage.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 256 |
|---|---|
| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Chef (meals not included), Sailor, Engineer |
| Average price per week | $48,831 |
| Minimum weekly price | $4,545 |
| Maximum price per week | $277,750 |