Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL)
Discover Fort Lauderdale
A popular coastal getaway for families.
Nicknamed the “Venice of America,” Fort Lauderdale is a prime destination for beach and watercraft lovers. Boaters, get ready to explore a vast network of natural and man-made canals and waterways. Discover a true holiday haven where over 10 million tourists flock each year.
Fort Lauderdale is serviced by Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport (YQB) through direct flights provided by Air Transat. In the winter, several flights a week can take you to Florida’s southeast coast (4 flights a week until April 28, on Mondays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays, 2 flights a week on Mondays and Saturdays from April 29 to June 8, and 1 flight a week on Saturdays from June 15). Don’t wait any longer. Book now!
Bonnet House Museum & Gardens
Passionate about architecture? Make sure to include a visit of the Bonnet House Museum & Gardens in your itinerary. Built in the 1920s, the house was once home to the famous artist and art collector Frederic Clay Bartlett. During your visit, you’ll get to admire his superb collection of paintings, including works by Pablo Picasso. The exterior, adorned with gardens from five different ecosystems, is a masterpiece of its own.
Crédit photo: Visit Fort Lauderdale
Crédit photo: Visit Fort Lauderdale
Rooftop @1WLO
An iconic spot perched on the seventh floor, Rooftop @1WLO is the place to go for a refreshment after a hot, sunny day, and take in a splendid panoramic view of Fort Lauderdale. The mixologists’ original, hand-crafted creations are sure to quench your thirst!
Jungle Queen Riverboat
A ride aboard the Jungle Queen Riverboat is undoubtedly one of Fort Lauderdale’s signature attractions. Catch a glimpse of the life of the rich and famous as you cruise the New River and pass by million-dollar homes and prestigious yacht clubs. And then there’s the food! Feast on an all-you-can-eat barbecue-style buffet featuring ribs, chicken, and shrimp. Still not convinced? How about dining on a private tropical island with music and live entertainment in a festive atmosphere?
Crédit photo: Visit Fort Lauderdale
Crédit photo: Visit Fort Lauderdale
Water Taxi
Taking a cab… on the water? Why not! Hop aboard a Water Taxi and discover the city’s attractions from the Intracostal Waterway. The crew will be delighted to tell you all about the history of the region, and to mention who lives in the fancy homes you’ll see along the way.
Miles of beaches to wander
The Florida peninsula is renowned for its vast network of beaches, and Fort Lauderdale is no exception! Put on your swimsuit and sandals and head off along the shores of the Atlantic Ocean. If you’re looking for soft, fine sand, visit Las Olas Beach. For a family atmosphere, try Dania Beach. Or maybe fall under the spell of Fort Lauderdale Beach’s lively, welcoming feel.
Can’t-miss cultural events
Beyond its white sandy beaches, Fort Lauderdale also has a flair for urban art exhibitions. The Flagler Arts & Technology Village (also known as FATVillage) is a true playground for local artists with its exhibitions, murals, and art galleries. Head to the Museum of Discovery & Science for interactive activities for the whole family or the NSU Art Museum for exhibitions and works on history and civilization.
Ready to go?
Work with a travel agency to benefit from the expertise of qualified travel consultants while gaining access to exclusive offers on the V.I.P Lounge by Club Med and prepaid parking at the airport.
