Fort Lauderdale Boat Tour Millionaire’s Row

Our boat tour on Fort Lauderdale's New River carries you past a unique pairing of extravagant yachts and leafy neighborhoods lining the quiet canals. Heading toward Millionaire’s Row, you’ll glide around a bend, and the skyline of downtown Fort Lauderdale rises into view.

From there, the river carries you into the heart of downtown, past the Riverwalk arts district and some of the oldest original homes in the city. The Stranahan House Museum and the Bryan Homes (now the romantic House on the River restaurant) are both still standing more than a century after they were built. Glass towers rise up just behind them, old Florida and the modern skyline sharing the same stretch of river.

Continuing on toward Millionaire's Row, this is where the architecture really starts to show off. Keep an eye on the far bank as you pass Colee Hammock Park: one estate looks lifted straight from a fairy tale, while its neighbors range from sleek, modern glass boxes to Old World villas with Moroccan and Italian flourishes, a floating tour of architectural styles all in the span of a few minutes. Yacht-lined docks and decades of the city's architecture drift past over this two-hour cruise, at a relaxing pace that allows you to take it all in.