On an EZ Raider Fort Lauderdale tour, riders cruise down the famous Las Olas Boulevard, passing lively restaurants, galleries, and palm-lined streets before exploring the quiet backstreets and waterfront neighborhoods nearby. Along the way, guests see beautiful canals, luxury yachts, and multi-million-dollar mansions that showcase why Fort Lauderdale is known as the “Venice of America.”

Riders will cruise along Fort Lauderdale’s historic New River, passing luxury yachts, waterfront parks, and beautiful homes. Guests experience the heart of downtown while learning about the river’s history and why it helped shape Fort Lauderdale into the “Venice of America.”

For experienced riders, the tour may extend all the way to iconic Fort Lauderdale Beach, where guests can cruise along the famous beachfront lined with palm trees, ocean views, and lively cafes. It’s the perfect chance to experience both the vibrant downtown and the beautiful Atlantic coastline in one unforgettable ride.

A stop at the historic Stranahan House gives guests a glimpse into Fort Lauderdale’s earliest days. Built in 1901 by pioneer Frank Stranahan, it’s the city’s oldest surviving structure and tells the story of the area’s founding and its early relationship with the Seminole people.

At Huizenga Park, riders stop at a lively waterfront plaza along the New River featuring beautiful views of passing yachts, the downtown skyline, and the famous Riverwalk. It’s a great spot to take photos, relax under the palm trees, and experience the energy of downtown Fort Lauderdale.

If experienced riders make it to Las Olas Beach, they’ll enjoy stunning Atlantic Ocean views, swaying palm trees, and the lively beachfront atmosphere. Guests can see the famous Elbo Room, beach cafés, and the beautiful stretch of sand that makes Fort Lauderdale one of South Florida’s most iconic beach destinations.

Along Riverwalk Fort Lauderdale, riders cruise beside the scenic New River, passing tropical parks, luxury yachts, and beautiful downtown views. Guests experience one of the city’s most popular waterfront promenades, known for its palm-lined paths, lively atmosphere, and connection to Fort Lauderdale’s boating lifestyle.