A professional driver escorts you down the interstate, while you recline in comfort and style in padded seats. Your group can choose to watch a movie on the overhead screens, or you may just want to nap. The compartment under the bus can store plenty of luggage, so no need to skimp on the packing or shopping while in Ft. Lauderdale. The larger buses can accommodate up to 61 passengers and usually have bathrooms on board for your convenience. Smaller buses can take as few as 14 guests.

Another advantage of charter bus service in Ft. Lauderdale is VIP admission to many of the areas best night spots, and no designated driver. Ft. Lauderdale has many great clubs, like the Copa, a disco themed bar, the Round-up Country Western Club, and a jazz club called O’Haras Jazz Cafe Las Olas.

Another popular Ft. Lauderdale attraction is the Jungle Queen, a sightseeing tour onboard an authentic riverboat. Stranahan House is the oldest house in Ft. Lauderdale, build by the city’s founder, Frank Stranahan. The building has been a post office, a trading post and a the town hall.

Sport fishing enthusiasts will enjoy the IGFA Fishing Hall of Fame. The World Record Gallery is particularly exciting for sport fisherman, but the stuffed fish overhead may put some weaker stomachs off. There is even a room for the kids, where they can dress up like fisherman and try out some of the gear.

The Ft. Lauderdale area also has 15 golf courses, something for every level of golfer. Since golf is the “national sport” of Florida, every tour group should try to get in at least one round. Nearby in Homestead, Florida is Everglades National Park, where you can take airboat ride through the everglades, snorkel and even take a glass bottomed boat ride. The everglades are a unique Florida experience, but beware of the alligators!

For another unique experience, visit Butterfly World in nearby Coconut Creek, Florida. Butterflies abound in this unique attraction, and educational exhibits focus on the lifecycle of the butterfly and insects from around the world.

Beaches are a major attraction in Florida, and Ft. Lauderdale is no exception. Some of the finest beaches are in this part of Florida, and Ft. Lauderdale has 23 miles of beautiful beach. The brick lined beach front promenade is perfect for afternoon strolls. Lauderdale-by-the-sea is great for snorkeling with its coral reefs, and the fishing pier is famous for good fishing.

For the sports buff, there’s Gulf stream Park, where some of the best thoroughbred horse racing in the southeast takes place. Don’t miss a Florida Panthers hockey game, unusual in the southern climates, but popular nonetheless. The Miami Dolphins professional football team train at nearby Davie, Florida and the Baltimore Orioles have spring training camp in Ft. Lauderdale as well. Professional volleyball championships have been held in the area, and you can bet on Jai-Lai, greyhound racing and harness racing locally.

If your trip is in May, you’re in for a treat with the McDonald’s Air and Sea Show, an extravaganza of exciting boating and air shows. In December, treat your group to the Seminole Hard Rock Winterfest Boat Parade and watch the lavishly decorated yachts and watercraft twinkle on the water.

No matter when you are planning to visit Ft. Lauderdale, there’s lots to do and see. Make your charter bus reservations early, and catch some fun in Ft. Lauderdale.