If you’re one of the many people facing the annual conundrum of what to do this summer, Visit Lauderdale’s new “101 Days of Summer” campaign makes mapping out a vacation easier than ever, with a collection of enticing experiences that showcase Greater Fort Lauderdale’s 31 communities.
From family-friendly vacations to luxurious, romantic getaways, “101 Days of Summer” was created to get your vacation ideas flowing, with a curated list of what to see and do in the Greater Fort Lauderdale area between Memorial Day weekend and Labor Day. And according to Visit Lauderdale’s President & CEO, Stacy Ritter, it’s the perfect way to plan your summer.
“We wanted to provide our visitors and locals with a roadmap to relaxation this summer,” said Ritter. “So, whether it’s sunbathing, boating, fishing, shopping or exploring our decadent foodie paradise, our list has something for everyone.”
To view the “101 Days of Summer list,” go to VisitLauderdale.com/Summer.
Highlights include:
- Celebrate our nation’s birthday in Greater Fort Lauderdale this Fourth of July! Enjoy big-name bands, games, arts and crafts, and more at the Fort Lauderdale Beach Fourth of July Spectacular, culminating with fireworks at 8:45pm.
- Scuba dive or snorkel around a living coral reef with an astounding variety of fish and critters at Lauderdale-By-The-Sea or in Hollywood Beach – two of the only beaches in the continental U.S. where you can do so right off the beach – no boat required!
- Treat your kids to the Funky Fish Ocean Camp, named a ‘Top Children’s Program in the World’ by Travel + Leisuremagazine
- Join the ultimate LGBTQ+ celebration of love, acceptance, equality and inclusivity during the Stonewall Pride Parade and Street Festival, June 17th, in Wilton Manors.
- Visit the Miramar Cultural Center for award-winning, international Caribbean and African cultural presentations.
- Find something fabulous at Sawgrass Mills, home to more than 350 stores and over 70 exclusive, luxury outlets.
- Experience the magic of a full moon kayak tour at Hugh Taylor Birch State Park.
- Climb the 175-step spiral staircase in the historic Hillsborough Lighthouse to see an amazing view from its 138-foot top.
- Saddle up for a horseback ride at the Equestrian Center Park in Parkland or at American Horse Trails in Southwest Ranches.
- Hit the Ale Trail and enjoy specials like buy-one, get-one-free pints with a Visit Lauderdale Ale Trail Passport.
- Try your luck at one of the area’s many casinos.
- Wine and dine under the stars at a rooftop bar, such as Rootfop@1WLO, Sparrow, Sunset Club Rooftop Bar or The Easton.
Find more information at visitlauderdale.com.
