Since the 1960’s Anglins Fishing Pier is a favorite local attraction. It is one of the oldest and longest fishing piers in the state, stretching out 876 feet into the Atlantic Ocean. The pier is a favorite destination for anglers who come to catch various types of fish like snook, tarpon, and mackerel. Visitors to the pier can also enjoy a stroll along the boardwalk, take a dip in the ocean, or just relax and enjoy the view. There are various shops and restaurants located on and around the pier, providing a full range of amenities for visitors. Anglins Fishing Pier is open to the public every day 24 hours, and there is an admission fee.
Lauderdale by the Sea Attractions
Stroll the beach, fish from the pier, scuba dive, take a boat tour or explore Everglades wildlife.
Get a VIP introduction to the local food scene with this walking tour. Meet Chefs, Artists, and other locals while eating and shopping the local area.
Full and Half day boat tours of the intracoastal waterway with a variety of options available for swimming, snorkeling, dining, or simply touring the mansions.
Many visitors to South Florida want to see the Everglades and Alligators/Wildlife, and this is one of the best places to do both. Airboat rides, Alligator Shows, Wildlife interactions and more await in the recently renovated tourist attraction.
In additional to typical park amenities, this park offer basketball and tennis along with a garden atmosphere and shady trees.
A stunning beachfront location for wonderful shade to relax and enjoy the views of the ocean, pier, and a place for people watching. The colorful Adirondack chairs invite you to chill out and enjoy the breeze while perhaps enjoying a drink or ice cream from one of the local shops. There is a wide range of recreational activities to enjoy nearby including beach volleyball, surfing, paddleboarding, kayaking, and more.
Lauderdale by the Sea has some of the best shore diving and snorkeling in South Florida, with a coral reef teaming with life just 100 yards offshore at the primary beach. As part of the reef habitat. you can dive to find the shipwrecked SS Copenhagen, a 19th Century British cargo steamer. The wreck is one of 11 Florida underwater archaeological preserves; and is on the National Register of Historic Places.