Dania Beach

Dania Beach straddles the narrow coastal strip between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway in southeastern Florida, a position that has connected the community with beaches, boating and the wider Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood shoreline. Incorporated in 1904 by Danish settlers, it is Broward County’s first incorporated municipality; its name recalls Denmark. The Dania Beach Pier reaches into the Atlantic, while Dr. Von D. Mizell-Eula Johnson State Park preserves a comparatively undeveloped stretch of coast nearby. Federal Highway’s Dania Beach Antique District adds a long-established retail tradition to this compact coastal city. Trace Dania Beach’s place on South Florida’s coast by browsing webcams around Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood.

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