Fort Lauderdale
 Inside Fort Lauderdale: The Venice of America
Fort Lauderdale remained a virtual wilderness until the arrival of the railroad in 1896. Learn about its fascinating, multi-faceted history and culture, and how nature and high tech co-exist. With an acclaimed historian, range from the Seminole Wars to modern achievements and take a guided walk through the historic district. Examine social development from the Spring Break craze (1961 through the 1980s) to today’s thriving city of diverse businesses with a rich array of cultural and educational resources. Field trips highlight architecture, natural beauty, and magnificent gardens. As a special highlight, enjoy a narrated boat trip along beautiful canals. Meet members of the local community and get to know Fort Lauderdale from the inside.
Program #: 7651AU
Start Date |
End Date |
01/15/2012 |
01/20/2012 |
02/12/2012 |
02/17/2012 |
03/04/2012 |
03/09/2012 |
HOTEL INFORMATION
Baia Mar Beach Resort
801 Seabreeze Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
Phone: (954) 764-2233
The Baia Mar Beach Resort is a full-service hotel located directly on the beach only two blocks from world-renowned shopping and dining on Las Olas Boulevard, one mile from Port Everglades and the Broward County Convention Center, and two miles from Downtown Fort Lauderdale and the Performing Arts Center.
Hotel amenities include world-famous oceanfront marina; seven miles of beach; Club Nautico, dive shop, and resort store,; 22,000 square feet of event space; heated outdoor pool; four complimentary tennis courts; fitness center; three onsite dining settings; water sports; water taxi, fishing fleets, and sightseeing cruises; close proximity to nearby golf courses; high-speed Internet access; ATM; babysitting service; concierge; valet parking and self-parking (charges applicable). All rooms feature choice of king or two double beds; individual climate control; complete bath amenities; coffeemaker; hairdryer; iron and ironing board; in-room safe; wireless two-line telephone with personalized voice mail; lamp with power connection and data port; AM/FM clock radio; 27-inch television with HBO, pay-per-view movies, and games.
REGISTRATION:
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
- If you plan on arriving a few days before the program begins or staying a few days after the program concludes, please call the hotel. These rooms are available on a limited basis.
- Casual clothes and good walking shoes are the order of the day. A camera, sunglasses, sunscreen, and hats are suggested. Don't forget a bathing suit for a dip in the pool or ocean after classes. A light sweater or jacket may be needed at night or in the air conditioning.
Travel to Fort Lauderdale by car, plane or bus. Super shuttles and taxis are available between the hotel and the airport.
*NOTE*
- Whether or not you are extending your trip, please plan to stay until the very end of the program, which ends on Friday with a box lunch to go.
- Let us know of special medical needs or dietary restrictions on the medical form. We will make every attempt to accommodate you.
*NO PETS*
For more information contact Susan Leff at (305) 899- 3301 or 800-756-6000 extension 3320 or e-mail sleff@mail.barry.edu
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