Overview
Port Everglades, is one of the United States' top container ports with over 5,400 ships at call in a year. It is also a major petroleum storage and distribution center, and a United States Navy port. It is the deepest of all Florida ports. Port Everglades is also one of the world's busiest cruise departure ports. It holds the world record for hosting the most cruise passengers in a single day with 44,108 passengers. More than 4 million cruise passengers pass through Port Everglades annually. Ships sail year round, but the peak season is from November to April. Port Everglades has rapidly established itself as one of world's premier cargo ports. They are at the epicenter of a region that thrives on trade and tourism.
Things to Do
One thing to do here is visit Everglades National
Park, it was the first national park preserved for its abundance and variety of
life. It has alligators, crocodiles, roseate spoonbills, and manatees are just a
few of the animals you will discover within the different habitats. There is an
even larger list of botanical sensations that wait on you in the Everglades.
When you hear Ft. Lauderdale you think Spring Break, but there is still a few
places to go when it is not Spring Break. Some of the trendy areas of the city
include Las Olas Boulevard and River walk Park's Promenade. Fort Lauderdale also
has stunning white beaches, world-class resorts, and some of the area's finest
restaurants.
Driving Directions
From Ft. Lauderdale Florida Airport to Port Everglades