A one-mile beach village
with everything in walking distance.
Lauderdale-by-the-Sea is the quiet stretch of coast just north of Fort Lauderdale that never got built up — a fishing pier, a low-rise main street of restaurants and shops, and a coral reef you can snorkel from the beach. From High Noon, all of it is a stroll. When you want more, Fort Lauderdale is minutes away and Miami and the Palm Beaches are under forty.
Beach
Three hundred feet of it is ours, and it's never crowded. Towels, sand chairs and umbrellas are waiting at the end of the garden path.
- Sunrise walks — the whole coast faces east
- Sand chairs & umbrellas set up for you
- Quiet, low-rise shoreline the length of the village
On the Water
Warm Atlantic water most of the year, and the toys to enjoy it. Rentals and outfitters are minutes away.
- Parasailing and jet-ski runs off the beach
- Paddleboards and kayaks for calm mornings
- Fishing from Anglin's Pier or a local charter
Dive & Snorkel
Lauderdale-by-the-Sea calls itself the shore-diving capital of South Florida for a reason: a living coral reef sits close enough to swim to from the sand.
- Snorkel the reef straight from the beach
- Shore dives — no boat required
- Local dive shops for gear, guides and certification
Eat & Drink
A village of restaurants, cafés and ice cream a few blocks from your door. Walk to dinner; walk home along the water.
- Seafood, tapas and cocktails on Commercial Boulevard
- Pizza and ice cream by the beach
- Breakfast spots for the morning after sunrise
Explore the Village
One mile of beach town, made for wandering: the pier, the boulevard, the beachfront promenade, and the kind of colorful storefronts you photograph without meaning to.
- Anglin's Fishing Pier
- Commercial Boulevard and El Mar Drive
- Bike the coast road
Shop
Boutiques, gift shops, galleries and beach-sundry stores line the boulevard — small, local and owned by people you'll see at the beach.
- Gifts, jewelry and resort wear
- Beach gear if you forgot anything
- Local art
Relax
Or do nothing at all. There's no better place for it: heated pools, tropical shade, a book, and the sound of the ocean over the wall.
- Two heated pools and lounge chairs
- Complimentary tennis
- Balconies and patios facing the sea
Fort Lauderdale
The big city is right there when you want it — and it stays there when you don't. Under 40 minutes to Miami and the Palm Beaches, too.
- Las Olas Boulevard dining and nightlife
- The Riverwalk and water taxi
- Everglades airboat tours and Hugh Taylor Birch State Park
Three Airports, One Easy Drive
High Noon is at 4424 El Mar Drive, one block off A1A. Complimentary parking, one car per room.
The best part of the area
is coming home to it.
Every day out ends a few steps from the sand.
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