Fort Lauderdale Spring Break Ideas

Planning a spring break trip to Florida? Want to see some cool animals, like a coral snake or a Florida panther? Take advantage of some of the spring break activities in the ‘Glades at Everglades Holiday Park! If you need Fort Lauderdale spring break ideas, look no further! There are tons of fun activities and beautiful scenery to enjoy on your vacation right here in Florida while on an Everglades excursion.

Everglades Airboat Tours

The Everglades is known for its beauty and for being home to tons of amazing wildlife. Spring is an interesting
time of year to visit the Everglades, as it marks the end of the Everglades’ dry season. Animals in the Everglades tend to become more active during this time, coming out of their slow-moving winter slump.

If you want some true excitement during spring break, join us at Everglades Holiday Park for one of our
Everglades boat toursand view some of the most majestic animals in Florida! With a party of 2 or more, you can enjoy a private airboat tour, or a group airboat tour if you’re with a larger group of 15 or more. From the smallest to the largest spring break party, we’ve got you covered!

Alligator Show

Even if you’ve lived in South Florida your whole life, we can guarantee you’ve never seen anything like our Alligator Show unless you’ve actually been to Everglades Holiday Park. Our little slice of heaven is home to the famous Gator Boys and when you visit, you’ll see exactly why they’re so well known. Their gator-wrangling abilities are far beyond what the world has seen. They do tricks, perform stunts, and share their knowledge about the incredible creatures they’re sworn to protect. Come prepared to laugh and learn!

Animal Encounter

An Animal Encounter is an unforgettable hands-on activity that’s exciting and educational for guests of all ages. If you’re seeking unforgettable memories wrapped in summery outfits, flip-flops, and wild creatures, this experience is for you! The Animal Encounter is an up-close look at what makes the Everglades so special. With the help of our kind and knowledgeable staff, you’ll be able to meet and interact with up to 5 unique, uncaged animals. These encounters are held in a private area of the park so that both you and the animals can relax and enjoy each other’s company. It also provides you with the direct attention of our wildlife experts. If you have questions, this is the time to ask!

One of the Best Spring Break Destinations for Families

Everglades Holiday Park has been named one of the best places in Florida for families on spring break. The park is a wildlife preserve situated on 29 acres of wetlands in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. It’s the only place in the world where you can find alligators and crocodiles coexisting, along with a host of other amazing wildlife.

Read our 5 surprising facts about the Everglades to learn more about this amazing place and why you should spend spring break in the Everglades!

Spring Break in Fort Lauderdale and Miami

Coming to our beloved park for an Everglades airboat tour means you’ll probably be staying in the beautiful, warm, and fun cities of Fort Lauderdale or Miami. Both Fort Lauderdale and Miami have been hot spring break destinations for college students and families for years, and for good reason.

The weather is always sunny and warm, Fort Lauderdale beach is clean and relaxing, the food is tasty (we recommend trying some of the delicious options at our on-site cafe.), there are plenty of shops and nightlife, and you can visit the great outdoors.

If an Everglades airboat tour at our park isn’t your cup of tea, don’t stress. College spring breakers can explore downtown Fort Lauderdale, bask in the warm weather with some beach volleyball, dive into some local spring break concerts, and still connect with nature in ways such as freshwater fishing, a dip in the Atlantic Ocean, boat rentals, or a ranger-led walking tours of the world-renowned Everglades.

If you’re willing to go a little outside of Fort Lauderdale, you can visit Coconut Creek for one the largest butterfly preserves in the world! No matter the tone of your Spring Break vacation (whether it’s hitting up the hottest clubs or relaxing into the free concerts held in the parks), Fort Lauderdale and the surrounding areas have so much to offer. So, get those bathing suits on and prepare for the time of your life!

Book Your Spring Break Vacation

Ready to learn more about how you can plan a visit to Everglades Holiday Park for a killer spring break getaway? Visit our contact page for information about the park, events, rentals, and more.

We can’t wait for you to spend your warm Florida spring break vacation with us (and neither can the gators)! Until then, check out what’s happening in the Everglades with our live Everglades Webcam.

 

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    Interesting Facts About Alligators and Crocodiles

    FAQs

    • What are the main differences between alligators and crocodiles?
      • The snout is the main differentiator between the two, with the crocodile having a narrower snout. Crocodiles are also more greyish-green, while alligators are darker black.
    • How do alligators and crocodiles differ in terms of snout shape?
      • There are a few key defining characteristics that make it easy to identify between alligators and crocodiles at a glance. For example, crocodiles have pointier, V-shaped snout, while alligators have a wider, U-shaped snout.
    • Why are Nile crocodiles often confused with American alligators?
      • Tourists often cannot easily differentiate between the snout shape of the two. However, after you spend some time around them, it becomes much easier to differentiate at a glance. Our airboat captains have gotten good at telling the difference.
    • Where are alligators and crocodiles primarily found?
      • The American crocodile inhabits brackish or saltwater areas and lives in South Florida in areas where ocean water can inundate the mainland. Alligators live from South Texas to South Florida and prefer freshwater and brackish water.
    • Why are saltwater crocodiles considered more dangerous than alligators?
      • Alligators are after an easy meal, and are more likely to try to escape humans. Saltwater crocodiles are more aggressive and are more likely to attack when threatened.
    • Which has a stronger bite force: an alligator or a crocodile?
      • Alligators have a recorded bite force of 2125 PSI, while crocodiles have a bite force of 4,000 to 5,000 PSI.

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