Billie Swamp Safari

Experience first-hand the majesty of nature, Billie Swamp Safari offersdaily tours into reservation wetlands, hardwood hammocks and sloughs where wildlife abounds. Tours are provided aboard swamp buggies, airboat rides, or by walking through the cypress dome boardwalk Nature Trail. Amenities include camping facilities, camp store, gift shop, a full service restaurant, and a special native-style overnighters package.

Bonnet House

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Bonnet House wasonce the shared winter home of two artists' families, the Bartlett's and the Birch's. An eccentric and unique art collection sits within and visitors are welcome to tour the house, look at the paintings, and browse through the gift shop as they depart.

Buehler Planetarium and Observatory

Located on a beautiful tropical garden site at Broward Community College's Central Campus, the planetarium boasts a variety of shows, astronomical programs, a Zeiss M1015 star projector and a sophisticated computerized automation system. Shows are held on Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

Everglades Holiday Park Airboat Tours

Located at the Eastern edge of the Everglades National Park, Everglades Holiday Park invites you to witness nature's wonders while gliding in an airboat, staying in the campground facilities, or by renting a boat to explore on your own. A truly unique way to experience the Florida Everglades.

Flamingo Gardens - Everglades Wildlife Sanctuary

Home to one of the largest collections of wading birds in America, Flamingo Gardens boasts an aviary representing five ecosystems, a Wildlife Encounter, Bird of Prey Center, Tram Tours, a Tropical Plant House, River Otter Habitat, Flamingo Island Habitat, and an Alligator Lagoon. Gift shops, restaurants, and other amenities available.

Fort Lauderdale Riverwalk

Located in downtown Fort Lauderdale, Riverwalk Park spans the waterfront and offers history, culture, and great shopping. Many of the city's ballet companies, Museums, and Historical sites are located along the Riverwalk. For nightlife, the Riverwalk has an unending variety of restaurants, clubs, and entertainment venues.

International Swimming Hall of Fame

A historical and educational museum dedicated to recognizing swimmers, divers, and other aquatic champions through memorabilia, artifacts, and sports literature. The facility also boasts a training facility for future Hall of Famers.

Jungle Queen Riverboat Cruises

Acclaimed Florida's finest evening, Jungle Queen Riverboat Cruises entertain guests as they cruise the river with the "All You Wish To Eat" dinner, the variety show, and the sing-along that has become a very popular event. The Dinner Cruise, The Bayside Cruise, and The Sightseeing Cruise each provide an exciting morning, afternoon, or evening of cruise adventure.

Museum of Art

A premier focal point for Culture in South Florida, the Museum of Art Ft. Lauderdale features several permanent collections including a permanent collection of twentieth century European and American art, the United States' largest collection of post-World War II Northern European expressionist, and many more. The Museum hosts traveling and special exhibits on an on-going basis.

Museum of Discovery and Science

With interactive science exhibits, native Florida animals to see and touch, the largest captive Atlantic Coral Reef, and a Blockbuster Imax Theater, the Museum of Science and Discovery truly does make learning fun. Open every day except Thanksgiving and Christmas.

South Florida Historical Society Museum

Incorporating four turn of the century buildings: The New River Inn (1905), the Philemon Bryan Home (1905), the King-Cromartie House (1907), and a reconstruction of the settlement's first School House (1899), the Old Fort Lauderdale Village and Museum boasts one of Florida's most important collections of state and local history, illustrating the evolution of a typical South Florida community from the late 1890's through the 1920's.

Stranahan House

Former residence to Frank and Ivy Stranahan, this historic building wasonce a trading post, a restaurant, a post office and town hall, and is now a historical museum. Fully restored, the Stranahan House features early 1900's furnishings and paintings.

South Florida Museum of Natural History

Displaying bones from various reptiles and primates, the South Florida Museum of History allows people of all ages to explore artifacts and specimens of Natural History through tours, shows, some hands-on experimentation, and by special adventure projects.