In the morning, make a small detour north to Bonnet House Museum & Gardens, built in 1920 and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1984.
Set your own pace with the self-guided tour. The tour takes you through the house and its artwork as well as the gardens, which highlight five ecosystems.

Bo's Beach is a casual beachfront eatery where the laidback beach vibe is in full effect. Sip a frozen drink, dig into fresh fish tacos or a pizza right from the wood-fired oven, and settle into vacation mode.

For a better sense of Fort Lauderdale and just how it came to be known as the "Venice of America," hop aboard the Jungle Queen Riverboat, considered the area's longest running attraction.
The hour-and-a-half tour will take you along the New River, sailing through Millionaire’s Row, past impressive mega yachts, and much more.
Boarding begins 45 minutes before departure time, so plan to arrive early to grab a good seat for prime viewing.

After boat trip, make sure to stop by the charming Pan'e Dolci Italian Bakery. Here you can indulge in a cup of warm coffee and a freshly made pastry pick-me-up to keep you energized.

Las Olas Boulevard, which runs east from Andrews Avenue to just past SE 17th Avenue, is considered a shopper's paradise, and the window shopping can't be beat. Pop into unique boutiques, galleries, and speciality stores for a look around..

Sistrunk Marketplace & Brewery is a food hall, brewery, and marketplace rolled into one, offering an eclectic mix of food vendors, art installations, and live music.
Whether you're craving delicious bites from one of the many food vendors, sampling craft beer from a local brewery, or simply enjoying the vibrant atmosphere, Sistrunk Marketplace & Brewery is sure to be a great stop on your trip.