One hundred great ways to have fun in the sun Get out there and enjoy our state's many marvels
There is so much to do in South Florida, it should be illegal to declare boredom. From east to west, the beach to the Everglades, with miles of activities in between, the options are almost endless. BY HANNAH SAMPSON / hsampson@herald.com
Looking for something to do?
If you're searching for a place to take the family, you'll find plenty here. Doesn't matter if you're from out-of-town, or across town, there's plenty to keep you busy in South Florida.
Sand, surf and lots of sunshine
South Florida is home to some of the world's most renowned beaches and vacation spots. South Beach. Fort Lauderdale. Key West. Take a look at our preferred beach choices or make your own pick and check through our listings.
South Florida dining
Not only is the culture diverse down here, but that means so is the food! Whether your preference is seafood, an old-fashioned steakhouse or a fine exotic cuisine, allow us to be your guide to the top restaurants in South Florida.
Dining
Eating great food doesn't always have to take a bite out of your wallet. Check out some of the best budget restaurants around.
Hotels
Take a look at some of the top places to stay the night in South Florida without having to spend a fortune.
HOTELS
Staying the night?
While miles of beaches right outside your door or down the road, South Floridas top hotels offer not just a pleasant place to stay but access to the surf and to world-class dining and entertainment.
Got money to burn?
If you're looking to for a few good places to shop, let us direct you to the very best in South Florida shopping. If you are searching for that exquisite boutique or just trying to find the local mall, we'll show you where to go.
South Florida Venue Guide
There's lots to do in South Florida, but if you're looking for live performances, the venue guide is for you. Whether you're interested in catching an opera, the lastest Broadway show or watching professional sports, you'll find your destination here.
Cruise Issue
Heading out to sea anytime soon? Then you can't afford not to read the Herald's Cruise Issue and get tips on how to pick your cruise, book a cruise and look over schedules for the next six months.
Miami & Beaches Two million residents live, work and play in what has become one of the most vibrant and diverse metropolitan areas in the world.
Ft. Lauderdale & Beaches
Fort Lauderdale is the civic and cultural capital of Broward County, home to performing arts, shopping and the banks of the New River.
The Florida Keys The Florida Keys are made up of three groups of islands, or keys: Upper Keys, Middle Keys and Lower Keys, which end at Key West.
YOUR GUIDE TO OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
South Florida Outdoor Guide
Published yearly until 1995, The Miami Herald's popular South Florida Outdoor Guide is back -- exclusively online. Here you'll find the best of the guide over the years, with updated information from today's outdoor writers.
