Las Olas Boulevard Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Las Olas Boulevard. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Fort Lauderdale Segway Tour

• Evening Boat Cruise Through Downtown Ft. Lauderdale

• Island Time Boat Cruise in Fort Lauderdale

• Fort Lauderdale Food and Drink Tour

• 90-Min Electric Bike Tour of Fort Lauderdale (min 2)

It’s free to explore Las Olas Boulevard on your own—just account for the cost of shopping, dining, and transportation. If you’d prefer to visit on a tour, expect to pay around US$10 for a self-guided audio tour or upwards of US$55 for guided tours, such as boat cruises and Segway excursions.

Yes, Las Olas Boulevard is worth visiting. A scenic thoroughfare between Riverwalk Fort Lauderdale and the beach, the boulevard has plenty of places to eat, shop, and enjoy the Florida sunshine. While you're welcome to stroll down the street on your own, you'll cover much more ground on a boat cruise or Segway tour, where you'll glide past the boulevard's canalside yachts and mansions while hearing local insights and recommendations from your guide.

Per one customer who booked the Fort Lauderdale Segway Tour, "Our tour guide, Mike, was excellent! Very thorough lessons with each person in our group of 7. The tour was filled with picturesque views as we rode our Segways around the Fort Lauderdale Riverwalk. Mike knew quite a bit of history of the area. Interesting facts about the original builders and the fortunes they made and the Fort Lauderdale building codes (it costs millions to have a tree removed... seriously!) Also Mike pointed out special restaurants to visit. I highly recommend. Ask for Mike."

Las Olas Boulevard is a main throughway that connects downtown Fort Lauderdale to the beaches on the Atlantic Coast. The road is considered the city’s premier destination for shopping, dining, and relaxing. On Las Olas Boulevard, you’ll also find the Riverwalk Fort Lauderdale and Huizenga Plaza.

Primarily a shopping and dining area, Las Olas Boulevard has 121 different storefronts that range from jewelry stores and mattress galleries to wine and cigar shops. Some of the most popular stores include Robinson’s Jewelers Las Olas, Quiet Storm Surf Shop, and Lilly Pulitzer.

There are two museums just off of Las Olas Boulevard: the NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale and the Historic Stranahan House Museum. While museums are scarce, there are multiple art galleries running down East Las Olas Boulevard like the New River Fine Art Gallery and Guy Harvey Gallery & Shop.

Yes, there are at least seven different parking areas on or near Las Olas Boulevard. Las Olas Square Parking and One Parking are conveniently located in the heart of the East Las Olas shopping and dining district. There are also parking lots and street spots that offer pay-by-phone parking.

Yes, Las Olas Boulevard has a number of eateries including cafés, bars, and both elevated and quick-serve restaurants. You can sip wine at Ann’s Florist & Coffee Bar, enjoy happy hour at Cuba Libre Restaurant & Rum Bar, or fill up on Kilwins ice cream and other desserts at Hof’s House of Sweets.

Yes, Las Olas Boulevard is always abuzz with activity no matter the time of year. Both monthly and annual events take place here, including the Riverwalk Sunday Jazz Brunch, Fort Lauderdale Air Show, and Las Olas Yoga Sutra Sundays with Amy. Art fairs, concert series, and other events also happen regularly.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting Las Olas Boulevard. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Fort Lauderdale:

• Riverwalk Fort Lauderdale

• Historic Stranahan House Museum

• Fort Lauderdale Beachfront

• Intracoastal Waterway Fort Lauderdale

• Las Olas Beach

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Fort Lauderdale.