Lots to do, depends on what you like from Botanical Gardens, Beaches, Airboat Tour, if you are into fishing a good place to go out, dining, hanging out.
Stay at Las Olas Beach, lots of shopping, dining, Cuban, Argentinian, Greek, French, USA, Seafood...
I am not sure if the Jungle Cruise is still a thing or not. It is towards the end of the Ft. Laud. strip by the marina I believe. It's like a pre-cruise cruise. Las Olas is a nice place like others have mentioned, for a nice stroll/lunch/dinner.
Originally posted by Ranger41: Air Boat Everglades tour.
This is nice. Or ride the water taxi all day, can get on/off back on.....Las Olas is nice to walk down. Rustic Inn, Cap's Place are both great restaurants that have been here forever. Shopping, beach, etc.
There used to be a great crab shack on the west side of Ravenswood Rd (just west of I95) and opposite the airport (south of State Road 84) when we lived there in the mid-late 70's. It was very reasonably priced, and the crab was great! And there were a couple of great places for Key Lime pie--first exit southbound on I95 in Hollywood that was a little house just a mile or 2 west of I95.
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I'm assuming the OP is too old to be a college student on spring break.
If my assumption is incorrect: Do not make a hotel/motel reservation. Crash in someone else's motel (external entrances so less security) room. Chug beer from a beer bong Chug beer doing a keg stand Projectile vomit off a balcony
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I recall we took a riverboat cruise through the canals to some place that had outdoor dinner and a show. The dinner and show were forgettable but the cruise tour through canal was fun and filled with lots of info on the rich people and yachts in the area.