Cheap Flights from Buffalo to Fort Lauderdale

Buffalo to Fort Lauderdale flights offer an enchanting journey from the shores of Lake Erie to the sun-soaked coast of South Florida, all without breaking the bank. JetBlue flights from Buffalo to Fort Lauderdale whisk travelers away from Buffalo's charming cityscapes and scenic vistas to Fort Lauderdale's vibrant beaches, where turquoise waters meet golden sands. Faresmatch’s competitive and affordable prices coupled with doable flight schedules, lie among many irresistible offers presented by these flights means that one can easily swap the cold season in the north for the warm and sunny climate of Florida.

Explore the Best of Fort Lauderdale in a Budget

Grabbing the deals and booking cheap flights from Buffalo to Fort Lauderdale is now easier with Faresmatch. You can also plan your holidays with the help of this short tour plan.

Day 1: Start your day relaxing on Fort Lauderdale Beach where you will get to see one of the cleanest beaches in the world. You can hire a beach chair and umbrella to sunbathe in the morning or take a morning swim in the Atlantic. Visit Las Olas Boulevard a shopping center with many brand buildings including arts and crafts shops and beautiful cafes during the afternoon. For the more artistic side of Fort Lauderdale visit the NSU Art Museum or watch an afternoon show at the Broward Center for Performing Arts. In the evening take a boat ride through the very scenic canals referred to as the Venice of America.

Day 2: Take a guided tour in the morning and experience a daring Jungle trip in the Everglades. Look for alligators, exotic birds, and turtles while on a canoe. In the afternoon visit the Bonnet House Museum with the beautiful gardens and private beach right there. It is a calm retreat but it's very much in the middle of the urban landscape. In the evening, Paddle through the lagoon, take a nature walk on some of the many trails, or just relax in the Hugh Taylor Birch State Park.

Day 3: Check the colorful sea bottom at Lauderdale-By-The-Sea which is famous for accessible reefs and sea creatures in the morning. Shop at one of the biggest outlet malls in the United States of America Sawgrass Mills Mall the mall which gives you high-end brands and cheap items as well. Finish your vacation with a live performance at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. If you are taking your evening meal at one of their fine dining restaurants or visiting the casino before the show.

Know The Weather in Fort Lauderdale

Like the rest of Florida, Fort Lauderdale has a subtropical climate because of its location in the southeastern part of the state. What you should expect is sweltering temperatures year-round but then again, this makes Fort Lauderdale an ideal holiday destination any time of the year. For those individuals who love lots of sunshine and heat, a good time to visit Fort Lauderdale is during summer. The climate is oppressive in summer, although this lasts only from May to October because of the tropical heat. For slightly less rain or less business, it's better to visit Fort Lauderdale in early spring, or winter. If you are interested in swimming you should go from June to September because seawater during these months is perfect for different kinds of water activities and the water temperature is perfect for swimming.

Best Places to Explore

Buffalo

Canalside: Canalside is an excellent revitalized area of downtown Buffalo located along the canal where people can stroll, walk, sit, watch occasional performances, rent boats, or have a meal.
Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens: Another Olmsted plan is the South Park, covering 155 acres and containing more than 2000 plants and trees. Situated inside this park the existing building is the tri-domed Victorian-style glass house built in 1894 as part of the Pan American Exposition site, now the Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens.
Forest Lawn Cemetery: Forest Lawn has been in existence since 1849 and is among the largest cemetery plots, a land expansively spread over more than 250 acres of land, and greatly endowed by nature's beauty. The cemetery has over 152,000 interments and the location is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Fort Lauderdale

Riverwalk Fort Lauderdale: Riverwalk Fort Lauderdale is a ribbon of public open space along the water of New River in the central part of the historic area of Fort Lauderdale City, Florida. Its lush greenery and curvy boulevards interconnect some of the popular features within the city.
Las Olas Beach: Las Olas Beach can truly be described as the typical Fort Lauderdale beach with soft white sand and clean, child-friendly shallow waters perfect for swimming or walking in the water. Sunrise and sundown are entertaining and there are so many activities to do.
Everglades National Park: Encompassing almost ultimate southern Florida between Miami, one of the most alluring coastal resorts, and Key West and its snowy beaches, the Everglades National Park offers quite the opposite image. Travel to a park, a UNESCO site, and wonder at what makes a swamp attract over one million tourists a year.