Fort Lauderdale is called the Venice of America for its 165 miles of waterways, and the Las Olas Isles are its most coveted stretch — a collection of waterfront finger islands. The Isle of Venice is among the most desirable of them: a calm, palm-lined street where the water is your backyard and just moments from Las Olas Boulevard.
Las Olas Boulevard — Fort Lauderdale's signature street of restaurants, galleries, cafés, and boutiques — is a short walk from your front door. Fort Lauderdale Beach lies to the east, and the shops and towers of downtown the opposite direction. Few waterfront addresses anywhere in South Florida let you dock your boat and walk to dinner.
Las Olas Boulevard
Steps away
Fort Lauderdale Beach
Minutes by car or bike
Downtown Fort Lauderdale
5 minutes
Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport
15 minutes
Open ocean
Minutes by boat, no fixed bridges