Things To Do in Lauderdale By The Sea, Florida

The city maintains Pompano Public Beach, which runs for 0.6 mile along Pompano Beach Boulevard down to its intersection with Atlantic Boulevard. There's a bit of a beach strip-mall feel on Atlanti... More on Moon Handbooks: Florida Beaches

Halloween Party and Halloween Fun Fair m. Admission: $2/child 13 and under. Join us for dancing, various games & costumes contest. Refreshments will be served. For more information call. October 28... More on pumpkinpatchesandmore.org

The Pompano Beach Seafood Festival is a Not for profit Florida Corporation with Proceeds Benefitting a Wide... More on Pompanobeachseafoodfestival.com

Every single aspect of this festival sucked from the organization and layout to crowd control. We arrived j... More on igougo

The Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) facilitates navigation along the southeastern seaboard of the United States. It's 1,200 mile course includes manmade canals, bays protected by barrier islan... More on AnglerWeb.com

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Winner of the "Award of Excellence" and "Best Interior Decor." SSL, AAA Three Diamond, Frommer's. Unique, European-style historic hotel directly on the beach. 19th-century antique furnishings, kitchenettes and data ports. "Romance ... More on visitflorida

Club Mirage - Floridians give DJ Elliot an enthusiastic two thumbs up for his Salsa spins, and being that he parks his tables at this nightclub located in the Holiday Inn, we have no choice but to ... More on clubzone

A full-service tourist information center. Offering some books in German and French. They offer a wide range of brochures from ... More on visitflorida

The Enchantment of the Mai-Kai - The Mai-Kai was voted the area's Best Unique Dining Experience for many fine reasons – just simply because it's the best. The Polynesian restaurant features many signature dishes as well as traditional ... More on visitflorida

Mojo first opens it's doors in Margate, NJ in 1999. After selling the property in 2006 owners Domenick Falcione and Anthony DeMaio relocated to Fort Lauderdale and decided to re-create their baby for residents and travelers visiting ... More on visitflorida