Cheap Flights from Inagua to Fort Lauderdale

About Fort Lauderdale

Fort Lauderdale is a less expensive option than Miami for property taxes and living costs. TThis city in southern Florida is just as appealing as Miami, with palm-lined streets, luxury shopping centers, beautiful beaches, and boat canals. Its golden sand beaches, long coastlines, turquoise waters, and various cultural attractions are what make it worth seeking out. Hence, backpackers and luxury tourists both book an Inagua to Fort Lauderdale flight and explore its best attractions.

Best Time to Book Inagua to Fort Lauderdale Flights

Fort Lauderdale has a terrific climate year round. But the best time to visit is between December and April, when the average temperature ranges between the high 50s and mid-80s. If you are on a budget trip, plan your journey during Summer and Fall (June-November), when there is less crowd. But this period is susceptible to rain and hurricane, so be prepared to brace the storm.

Details About Inagua to Fort Lauderdale Flights

Only Bahamasair provides one flight on selected dates for Inagua and Fort Lauderdale. So, be flexible with date and time when taking a flight on this route. It takes 23 hours and 35 minutes, with one layover at Nassau. The average airfare for a Inagua to Fort Lauderdale flight ticket costs around USD 314 for a one-way trip and USD 645 for a round trip. Furthermore, the nearest airports to travel between the two cities are Inagua Airport and Fort Lauderdale – Hollywood International Airport (IGA-FLL).

Best Restaurants in Fort Lauderdale

Council Oak Steaks & Seafood

For those who can’t get enough of steaks and seafood, must visit this steakhouse when in Fort Lauderdale. This award-winning restaurant in Hollywood is best known for its dry-aged beef, filet mignon, lobster, and sea bass. Moreover, with its 350 plus wines to choose from, guests can find no better place to hangout than Council Oak here.

Union Kitchen & Bar

The Union Kitchen & Bar in Wilton Manors is managed by an Italian husband and Peruvian Wife. The eclectic menu flaunts regional dishes prepared with seasonal ingredients. It offers a wide variety of dishes, which gives even a frequent guest a tough time to choose what to eat. Their pork belly tacos and campanelle pasta are highly popular.

Takato

If you are looking for something upscale yet affordable, with a picturesque beach view, then Takato could be a great option. This Japanese restaurant has a menu that boasts a delicious blend of Japanese-Korean flavors. Its sushi and short rib kimchi tacos are highly recommended.

Best Hotels in Fort Lauderdale

The Dalmar, Fort Lauderdale, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

Address –  299 N Federal Hwy, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301

Price – USD 418

Hyatt Centric Las Olas

Address – 100 E Las Olas Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301

Price – USD 320

Candlewood Suites, An IHG Hotel

Address – 1120 W State Rd 84, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315

Price – USD 169

Places to Visit in Fort Lauderdale

Dr. Von D. Mizell-Eula Johnson State Park

Named after Civil Right activists Von Mizell and Eula Johnson, the park is a 2.5 mile stretch of beach on the Atlantic Ocean. Historically, it is the first colored beach, dedicated to the African-American community. Scuba diving is highly popular here, thanks to the three reef systems off-shore.

Flamingo Gardens & Wildlife Sanctuary

Flamingo Gardens & Wildlife Sanctuary is a 60 acre botanical garden and wildlife sanctuary. It is home to over 3,000 plants from the tropics and the sub-tropics. The arboretum is home to Florida’s largest trees. In the sanctuary, you can spot Florida’s largest native species, including alligators, bobcats, eagles, and bears.

NSU Art Museum

This modern three-story building features more than 7,000 artworks, including the popular works of multicultural and female artists, Cuban, Latin American, African, and Oceanic tribal arts. The museum also organizes occasional education programs and special events.

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