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The Port Everglades inlet, no-wake and manatee zones, the New River bridges and the boat ramps.

  • Boating Through the Port Everglades Inlet: Currents, Big Ships and Rules for Small Craft
    On the Water

    Boating Through the Port Everglades Inlet: Currents, Big Ships and Rules for Small Craft

  • No-Wake and Manatee Zones in Broward County: Idle Speed, Slow Speed and the 25 MPH Rule
    On the Water

    No-Wake and Manatee Zones in Broward County: Idle Speed, Slow Speed and the 25 MPH Rule

  • Launching at a Fort Lauderdale Boat Ramp: City Ramps, Paperwork and a Smooth Launch
    On the Water

    Launching at a Fort Lauderdale Boat Ramp: City Ramps, Paperwork and a Smooth Launch

  • Bridges and Clearances on Fort Lauderdale’s New River: Heights, Rush-Hour Rules and the FEC Railroad Bridge
    On the Water

    Bridges and Clearances on Fort Lauderdale’s New River: Heights, Rush-Hour Rules and the FEC Railroad Bridge

Please note: Independent guide, not a marina. Rates and rules change, so check the source before you rely on a detail.

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