Hallandale Beach

The immaculate city of Hallandale Beach, FL is located south of Fort Lauderdale and just north of Miami on the gorgeous Atlantic coastline in Broward County. Hallandale began as a small rural settlement before becoming a town in 1927. Hallandale is now known as a thriving beach front town with oceanfront luxury condominiums, pristine waterfront single-family homes, and high-rise apartments catering to a diverse population of approximately 40,000 people. 

North City Beach Park, which is home to the world-famous Beach Ball Water Tower, is open to its residents. The water tower, designed by local artist Jim Weinberg, is the ideal background for fun family photos. There are also sand volleyball courts, bathrooms, and outdoor showers at the park. It's the ideal spot for unwinding.

ETARU, which offers both indoor and outdoor oceanfront dining, is a great option for those searching for a fine dining experience without leaving the beach. ETARU welcomes customers eager to indulge in Japanese-inspired cuisine, including fresh seafood and wagyu beef. Juniper on the Water, a short walk from the beach, serves sophisticated American and Mediterranean cuisine with a view of the Intracoastal Waterway.

Gulf Stream Park Racing and Casino is also located in Hallandale, and offers year-round horse racing. Gulfstream Park has been a thoroughbred racing hotspot since 1939, hosting the Pegasus World Cup Invitational Series and the G1 Florida Derby. It has a diverse range of distinctive stores, restaurants from around the world, casinos, world-class art galleries, outdoor cafes, fashion boutiques, and health and beauty services.