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With a lot of spit and polish Fort Lauderdale has groomed itself, and cleaned up really well, instead of being the stomping ground of callow youths running wild through the streets celebrating the university rite of passage, it now has become the destination of the international yachting crowd. With historical sites and museums adding to the cultural side of things, Fort Lauderdale offers more than just the hectic partying for which it is so well known.
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 Greyhound buses run between Fort Lauderdale and Miami, from where travelers have access to most of the USA, and Frequent Broward County Transit (BCT) buses carry passengers on local runs. Tri-Rail trains stop in Fort Lauderdale, situated between Miami and Palm Beach, and the massive cruise port welcomes international sailors. The major car rental companies are represented, and bikes and inline skates can be hired at a number of agencies. Water-taxis operate throughout the canals and waterways of Fort Lauderdale.
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Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport is located about 10 miles out of the city, with shuttles, buses, and taxis available to take you to into Fort Lauderdale.
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