Fort Lauderdale Florida, USA Travel Guide
Support reputable eco-tour operators. Stick to marked trails. Never feed or approach wildlife.
Use reef-safe sunscreen (no oxybenzone/octinoxate). Do not touch or collect coral. Choose responsible dive operators.
May-October nesting season. Do not disturb nests or hatchlings. Keep beaches dark at night; remove items from sand.
Simple actions for responsible tourism.
Reduce single-use plastics, carry reusable water bottle, utilize recycling bins.
Be mindful of water usage; freshwater resources are critical.
Offset transportation emissions and choose certified hotels.
Select tours that minimize environmental footprint.
Support local museums, historical sites, and cultural events.
Be polite, open-minded, and patient in all interactions.
If visiting a place of worship, dress modestly and maintain a respectful demeanor.
While photography in public spaces is generally accepted, be mindful.
Your actions contribute to the local cultural landscape.
Engage with local artists and cultural venues.
Visit heritage sites to appreciate the past.
Observe and adapt to local social norms.
When exploring natural areas, always respect wildlife from a distance. Do not feed or attempt to interact with wild animals.
Thoughtful and informed engagement enriches your visit and respects the local community.
Ensuring tourism benefits the local community.
Seek out and support local, independent businesses.
When purchasing souvenirs, look for locally made or fair trade items.
Steer clear of activities that involve exploitation.
By making responsible decisions, visitors contribute to Fort Lauderdale's sustainability for future generations.
