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Ernie and Debbie Fontaine Portal to the Sea

+1 (954) 640-3230

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Popular beach with surfers.

4500 El Mar Dr

Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308

+1 (954) 640-3230

http://www.lauderdalebythesea-fl.gov

Ernie and Debbie Fontaine Portal to the Sea is a unique establishment in Fort Lauderdale, FL that offers a serene and captivating experience for visitors.

With a focus on connecting individuals with the beauty of the ocean, this establishment provides a tranquil setting for relaxation and contemplation.

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Ariel W.

6/19/2024

Lauderdale-by-the-Sea has seven beach portals which are entrances to the beach. They are like a mini parks with showers, benches and chairs. The portals were all named in honor of prominent...

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Robert S.

10/25/2022

This is one of the six portals to the sea and the beach located on El Mar drive in Lauderdale by the Sea....this particular one is located where El Prado park meets the beach....so you need to...

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Marqus R.

3/5/2013

The Ernie and Debbie Fontaine Portal to the Sea is just what it says, being a lovely green and sandy beach place offering beachgoers a convenient park like access, or as they say, portal to the...

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