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Favorite Resturants
Great resturant and bar right on the beach that serves some of the best fresh seafood in town! They offer a sand beach with an outdoor bar, adirondack chairs looking out to the ocean, and corn hole! Family friendly 😃
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Crabby's Oceanside
451 S Atlantic AveGreat resturant and bar right on the beach that serves some of the best fresh seafood in town! They offer a sand beach with an outdoor bar, adirondack chairs looking out to the ocean, and corn hole! Family friendly 😃
Wonderful family friendly resturant serving delisious local fair! All entrees include an all you can eat salad bar and fresh bakery bar where they serve freshly baked cinnimon rolls one batch after the other 😋. Located right on the river over the Dunlawton bridge!
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Aunt catfish
4009 Halifax DrWonderful family friendly resturant serving delisious local fair! All entrees include an all you can eat salad bar and fresh bakery bar where they serve freshly baked cinnimon rolls one batch after the other 😋. Located right on the river over the Dunlawton bridge!
Racing’s North Turn Restaurant and Racing Museum sits on the exact location where racing history began in Daytona Beach. The Races took place on the beach starting in 1936 until World War II and then continued with the first Grand National Race in 1948. These great car races ran right here outside the door of Racing’s North Turn each year until 1958 when NASCAR relocated to the brand new Super Speedway where today you can witness the thrill of the Daytona 500 or any one of Daytona’s famous Races. Racing’s North Turn Restaurant has gone through many changes over the years, but one thing holds firm: The history of this site is an asset to Volusia County and holds the key to racing’s past. As of February 15, 2007, the Ponce Inlet Historic & Archaeological Preservation Board announced that Racing’s North Turn will be recognized as a Historic Landmark.
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Racing's North Turn
4511 S Atlantic AveRacing’s North Turn Restaurant and Racing Museum sits on the exact location where racing history began in Daytona Beach. The Races took place on the beach starting in 1936 until World War II and then continued with the first Grand National Race in 1948. These great car races ran right here outside the door of Racing’s North Turn each year until 1958 when NASCAR relocated to the brand new Super Speedway where today you can witness the thrill of the Daytona 500 or any one of Daytona’s famous Races. Racing’s North Turn Restaurant has gone through many changes over the years, but one thing holds firm: The history of this site is an asset to Volusia County and holds the key to racing’s past. As of February 15, 2007, the Ponce Inlet Historic & Archaeological Preservation Board announced that Racing’s North Turn will be recognized as a Historic Landmark.
The Original Stavro's Pizza House is located on Beach Street in beautiful downtown Daytona Beach. Across the river from Jackie Robinson Memorial Baseball Park & The Daytona Beach Court House and Kitty corner from Halifax River Yacht Club. We are walking distance to City Island (home of City Island Tennis Center, Daytona Beach Regional Library, Halifax Rowing Association, Daytona Beach Area Convention & Visitor Bureau, and next door to the Halifax Historical Museum.
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The Original Stavro's Pizza House
262 S Beach StThe Original Stavro's Pizza House is located on Beach Street in beautiful downtown Daytona Beach. Across the river from Jackie Robinson Memorial Baseball Park & The Daytona Beach Court House and Kitty corner from Halifax River Yacht Club. We are walking distance to City Island (home of City Island Tennis Center, Daytona Beach Regional Library, Halifax Rowing Association, Daytona Beach Area Convention & Visitor Bureau, and next door to the Halifax Historical Museum.
Since 2001, Cow Lick's has served premiere homemade ice cream. With over 30 fantastic flavors, as well as treats and food, Cow Lick's is the perfect place for a fun and delicious family outing. Cow Lick's is located just a block from the beach in Daytona, FL.
For over a decade, Cow Lick's has been dedicated to producing delectable homemade ice cream. All of our ice cream is made on site, right in the back of the store. The shop features an expansive game room that includes racing games, air hockey, pinball, classics, and more. As a family business, Cow Lick's values not only quality, but a family-friendly, enjoyable environment.
So, come on in for the best lick in town!
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Cow Lick's
2624 S Atlantic AveSince 2001, Cow Lick's has served premiere homemade ice cream. With over 30 fantastic flavors, as well as treats and food, Cow Lick's is the perfect place for a fun and delicious family outing. Cow Lick's is located just a block from the beach in Daytona, FL.
For over a decade, Cow Lick's has been dedicated to producing delectable homemade ice cream. All of our ice cream is made on site, right in the back of the store. The shop features an expansive game room that includes racing games, air hockey, pinball, classics, and more. As a family business, Cow Lick's values not only quality, but a family-friendly, enjoyable environment.
So, come on in for the best lick in town!
Delicious local breakfast spot offering great food and friendly service!
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Cracked Egg
3280 S Atlantic AveDelicious local breakfast spot offering great food and friendly service!
Sightseeing
The Halifax Historical Society was founded in 1949 to gather, preserve, and present the history of the Halifax River area to educate the public. Since 1986, our home has been the former Merchant's Bank Building (circa 1910, located in the heart of Daytona Beach's historic district, a destination in itself. The museum's permanent exhibits showcase the history of the greater Daytona Beach area, from Ormond Beach through Ponce Inlet and Port Orange (known as the Halifax Area, after our river), the museum’s timeline begins with artifacts dating from 2,500 to 5,000 B.C.E.
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Halifax Historical Museum
252 S Beach StThe Halifax Historical Society was founded in 1949 to gather, preserve, and present the history of the Halifax River area to educate the public. Since 1986, our home has been the former Merchant's Bank Building (circa 1910, located in the heart of Daytona Beach's historic district, a destination in itself. The museum's permanent exhibits showcase the history of the greater Daytona Beach area, from Ormond Beach through Ponce Inlet and Port Orange (known as the Halifax Area, after our river), the museum’s timeline begins with artifacts dating from 2,500 to 5,000 B.C.E.
Great Pirate themed mini golf course just right down the road on the A1A! If you're feeling brave enough you can also feed the alligators, this is a family "must do"!
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Congo River Golf
2100 S Atlantic AveGreat Pirate themed mini golf course just right down the road on the A1A! If you're feeling brave enough you can also feed the alligators, this is a family "must do"!
Located ten miles south of Daytona along the World’s Most Famous Beach, the Town of Ponce Inlet is one of Florida’s best kept secrets.
Named as one of the world’s top ten beaches by Dr. Beach, Ponce Inlet offers a wealth of activities for young and old alike. In addition to the Lighthouse and Museum, visitors will be amazed by our Town’s many other fun-filled offerings.
With its natural beauty, history, numerous outdoor activities, excellent eateries, and relaxing atmosphere you may find yourself planning an entire day in Ponce Inlet instead of only an afternoon.
As you step inside the historic white picket fence, you are literally stepping back in time. All the original structures are here for you to explore, and yes – you can climb the lighthouse tower!
Completed in 1887, the lighthouse was a marvel of technology and a badly needed guidepost marking the only inlet between St. Augustine and Cape Canaveral. In order to run this "brick giant" lighthouse, three lighthouse keepers were needed.
The original lighthouse optic was a huge first order Fresnel lens with a kerosene lantern as its illuminant. This lighting system required constant attention during the night and hours of cleaning during the day, plus the light station itself needed daily maintenance of its buildings and equipment. The three lighthouse keepers were kept constantly busy, with days off coming few and far between. Because this area was so remote at the time, the keepers brought their families here to live, and each family had their own house and nearby outbuilding. The outbuilding of the second assistant keeper is now our Woodshed Theater where you can view a 20 minute film on the history of the light station.
Today, these buildings and the tower are considered the primary artifacts of the museum, so we ask you to treat them and the exhibits they contain with care by leaving behind large backpacks, food, snacks, gum, beverages, water bottles (there are water fountains located on the grounds), and tobacco products. You won't want to miss visiting the modern Ayres Davies Lens Exhibit Building which is home to our world-class Fresnel lens collection. And be sure to visit the Cuban Rafts Exhibit to learn the amazing story of how brave refugees try to make their way to freedom on fragile homemade boats and rafts. Last but not least, end your visit by browsing our gift shop for the perfect lighthouse souvenir!
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Ponce de Leon Inlet – Leuchtturm und Museum
4931 S Peninsula DrLocated ten miles south of Daytona along the World’s Most Famous Beach, the Town of Ponce Inlet is one of Florida’s best kept secrets.
Named as one of the world’s top ten beaches by Dr. Beach, Ponce Inlet offers a wealth of activities for young and old alike. In addition to the Lighthouse and Museum, visitors will be amazed by our Town’s many other fun-filled offerings.
With its natural beauty, history, numerous outdoor activities, excellent eateries, and relaxing atmosphere you may find yourself planning an entire day in Ponce Inlet instead of only an afternoon.
As you step inside the historic white picket fence, you are literally stepping back in time. All the original structures are here for you to explore, and yes – you can climb the lighthouse tower!
Completed in 1887, the lighthouse was a marvel of technology and a badly needed guidepost marking the only inlet between St. Augustine and Cape Canaveral. In order to run this "brick giant" lighthouse, three lighthouse keepers were needed.
The original lighthouse optic was a huge first order Fresnel lens with a kerosene lantern as its illuminant. This lighting system required constant attention during the night and hours of cleaning during the day, plus the light station itself needed daily maintenance of its buildings and equipment. The three lighthouse keepers were kept constantly busy, with days off coming few and far between. Because this area was so remote at the time, the keepers brought their families here to live, and each family had their own house and nearby outbuilding. The outbuilding of the second assistant keeper is now our Woodshed Theater where you can view a 20 minute film on the history of the light station.
Today, these buildings and the tower are considered the primary artifacts of the museum, so we ask you to treat them and the exhibits they contain with care by leaving behind large backpacks, food, snacks, gum, beverages, water bottles (there are water fountains located on the grounds), and tobacco products. You won't want to miss visiting the modern Ayres Davies Lens Exhibit Building which is home to our world-class Fresnel lens collection. And be sure to visit the Cuban Rafts Exhibit to learn the amazing story of how brave refugees try to make their way to freedom on fragile homemade boats and rafts. Last but not least, end your visit by browsing our gift shop for the perfect lighthouse souvenir!
Daytona International Speedway is a race track in Daytona Beach, Florida, United States. Since opening in 1959, it has been the home of the Daytona 500, the most prestigious race in NASCAR as well as its season opening event. In addition to NASCAR, the track also hosts races of ARCA, AMA Superbike, IMSA, SCCA, and Motocross.
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Daytona International Speedway
1801 W International Speedway BlvdDaytona International Speedway is a race track in Daytona Beach, Florida, United States. Since opening in 1959, it has been the home of the Daytona 500, the most prestigious race in NASCAR as well as its season opening event. In addition to NASCAR, the track also hosts races of ARCA, AMA Superbike, IMSA, SCCA, and Motocross.
The Daytona Beach Boardwalk is a combination of many family operated businesses - Joyland Amusement Center, Mardi Gras Fun Center, Pizza King, Lisa's Gift Shop, Michael's on the Beach, Zeno's Boardwalk Sweet Shop, and Phillip's Gift Shop - all located right on the beach!
The Boardwalk, along with our nightly street performer shows are open year round and we are as popular than ever.
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Daytona Boardwalk Amusements
12 Ocean AveThe Daytona Beach Boardwalk is a combination of many family operated businesses - Joyland Amusement Center, Mardi Gras Fun Center, Pizza King, Lisa's Gift Shop, Michael's on the Beach, Zeno's Boardwalk Sweet Shop, and Phillip's Gift Shop - all located right on the beach!
The Boardwalk, along with our nightly street performer shows are open year round and we are as popular than ever.
Daytona Lagoon
601 Earl StWaterpark fun for everyone!
Home of the Daytona Tortugas! A proud affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds. The Daytona Tortugas are popular a Low-A minor league team with a strong local following. Jackie Robinson Ballpark is located on the riverfront City Island in historic downtown Daytona Beach. It also plays host to Bethune-Cookman University and many other sports and community events throughout the year.
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Jackie Robinson Memorial Baseball Park
105 E. Orange Ave, Jackie Robinson BallparkHome of the Daytona Tortugas! A proud affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds. The Daytona Tortugas are popular a Low-A minor league team with a strong local following. Jackie Robinson Ballpark is located on the riverfront City Island in historic downtown Daytona Beach. It also plays host to Bethune-Cookman University and many other sports and community events throughout the year.
In 2022, catch a live summer concert at the Bandshell every Friday and Saturday night from May 27 through September 24 starting at 7:15 p.m. The Saturday concerts will be followed by fireworks at 9:45 p.m. at the Daytona Beach Boardwalk and Pier. The concerts are free to the public and VIP tickets can be purchased starting March 18th through Ticketmaster for $10.
Enjoying the sights and sounds of summer at this historic coquina amphitheater is so easy - park in the Ocean Center garage, take the crosswalk to Ocean Walk Shoppes and the Daytona Beach Bandshell in Oceanfront Park, and enjoy the show!
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Daytona Beach Bandshell
70 BoardwalkIn 2022, catch a live summer concert at the Bandshell every Friday and Saturday night from May 27 through September 24 starting at 7:15 p.m. The Saturday concerts will be followed by fireworks at 9:45 p.m. at the Daytona Beach Boardwalk and Pier. The concerts are free to the public and VIP tickets can be purchased starting March 18th through Ticketmaster for $10.
Enjoying the sights and sounds of summer at this historic coquina amphitheater is so easy - park in the Ocean Center garage, take the crosswalk to Ocean Walk Shoppes and the Daytona Beach Bandshell in Oceanfront Park, and enjoy the show!
Shops
Great local surf shop! Great guys in there who have everything you need to make your day at beach a time to remember. They rent surfboards, offer lessons, have a great selection of boogies, sandles, sunscreen, hats, clothing, etc. They also have a great quiver of surfboards for purchase, some shaped by the in house shaper!
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Daytona Board Store Surf Shop
2044 S Atlantic AveGreat local surf shop! Great guys in there who have everything you need to make your day at beach a time to remember. They rent surfboards, offer lessons, have a great selection of boogies, sandles, sunscreen, hats, clothing, etc. They also have a great quiver of surfboards for purchase, some shaped by the in house shaper!
ONE DAYTONA is a new lifestyle and entertainment center located across from the iconic Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach. Featuring a vibrant and growing mix of unique dining, shopping and entertainment experiences, ONE DAYTONA is a destination within a destination for locals and visitors to explore and enjoy. ONE DAYTONA offers a one-of-a-kind showcase of first-to-market retail outlets and specialty shops, quick-bite and full-service restaurants, and energetic live entertainment, all set against the backdrop of the World Center of Racing.
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One Daytona
One Daytona BlvdONE DAYTONA is a new lifestyle and entertainment center located across from the iconic Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach. Featuring a vibrant and growing mix of unique dining, shopping and entertainment experiences, ONE DAYTONA is a destination within a destination for locals and visitors to explore and enjoy. ONE DAYTONA offers a one-of-a-kind showcase of first-to-market retail outlets and specialty shops, quick-bite and full-service restaurants, and energetic live entertainment, all set against the backdrop of the World Center of Racing.
Home of all of your favorite stores like AT&T, Gabbie's Pizza, Regal Theaters, Marshalls & More!
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The Pavilion at Port Orange
5501 S Williamson BlvdHome of all of your favorite stores like AT&T, Gabbie's Pizza, Regal Theaters, Marshalls & More!
Your Local Surf Shop for Quality Service and Products. Surfboards, Skateboards, Sunglasses, Salty Dog Tee Shirts, and anything you need for the beach!
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Salty Dog Surf Shop
100 E International Speedway BlvdYour Local Surf Shop for Quality Service and Products. Surfboards, Skateboards, Sunglasses, Salty Dog Tee Shirts, and anything you need for the beach!
Ocean Walk Village
250 N Atlantic AveDaytona's premier entertainment hub!
Discover the Riverfront Shops of Daytona Beach, where more than 60 shops, restaurants, attractions and services await in a splendid waterfront setting. Come spend a delightful day in Downtown Daytona Beach’s historic Beach Street retail area located between Bay Street and Orange Avenue. You’ll enjoy new flavors, treasures, experiences and events – as well as our signature Downtown Farmers’ Market. It’s the perfect place to escape the ordinary.
Riverfront Park
60 E Orange AveDiscover the Riverfront Shops of Daytona Beach, where more than 60 shops, restaurants, attractions and services await in a splendid waterfront setting. Come spend a delightful day in Downtown Daytona Beach’s historic Beach Street retail area located between Bay Street and Orange Avenue. You’ll enjoy new flavors, treasures, experiences and events – as well as our signature Downtown Farmers’ Market. It’s the perfect place to escape the ordinary.
Food scene
Riptides Raw Bar and Grill is the newest seafood restaurant to Ormond Beach. Riptides serves the freshest seafood, including fresh shucked oysters from our very own raw bar. Riptides also features the hottest new drinks all served up by our entertaining and welcoming staff.
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Riptides Raw Bar & Grill
869 S Atlantic AveRiptides Raw Bar and Grill is the newest seafood restaurant to Ormond Beach. Riptides serves the freshest seafood, including fresh shucked oysters from our very own raw bar. Riptides also features the hottest new drinks all served up by our entertaining and welcoming staff.
Upscale supper club serving steak, seafood & cocktails in a traditional space with live music.
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31 Supper Club
31 W Granada BlvdUpscale supper club serving steak, seafood & cocktails in a traditional space with live music.
Nearby Attractions
Only an hour and 15 minutes from Daytona Beach, stay In the magic at the Walt Disney World Resort!
Walt Disney World Resort’s crown jewel is Magic Kingdom ®Park, which offers some of Disney’s most iconic attractions, magical encounters with beloved Disney characters, and special seasonal events like Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party. At Disney’s EPCOT ®, explore Earth’s past, present and future and enjoy annual celebrations like fall’s EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival and spring’s EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival.
Mother Nature takes center stage at Disney’s Animal Kingdom ®Theme Park, which will transport you to some of the most remote locations on the planet without leaving Orlando. Then, it’s time for lights, camera and plenty of action at Disney’s Hollywood Studios ®, Disney's stunning salute to movies.
Speaking of Disney’s Hollywood Studios, for the first time ever, there’s a place where you can live your very own Star Wars ™story, from flying the Millennium Falcon to getting caught in a battle between the First Order and the Resistance, only at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. And now, the wackiest, silliest train trip ever is ready to take you through the cartoon world and Mickey & Minnie’s first ride-through attraction in Disney Parks history. When Mouse Rules apply, anything can happen aboard Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway!
And the thrills still aren’t done! Disney also has two water parks in Orlando, Disney’s Blizzard Beach ®Water Park and Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon ®Water Park, which are themed around a melting ski resort and a storm-tossed tropical paradise, respectively.
You’ll discover unique dining and shopping throughout Disney’s theme parks and water parks, but Disney Springs takes both to a rarefied level. Not only does it feature the highest concentration of celebrity chefs in Orlando, but admission and parking are always free!
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Walt Disney World Resort
Only an hour and 15 minutes from Daytona Beach, stay In the magic at the Walt Disney World Resort!
Walt Disney World Resort’s crown jewel is Magic Kingdom ®Park, which offers some of Disney’s most iconic attractions, magical encounters with beloved Disney characters, and special seasonal events like Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party. At Disney’s EPCOT ®, explore Earth’s past, present and future and enjoy annual celebrations like fall’s EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival and spring’s EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival.
Mother Nature takes center stage at Disney’s Animal Kingdom ®Theme Park, which will transport you to some of the most remote locations on the planet without leaving Orlando. Then, it’s time for lights, camera and plenty of action at Disney’s Hollywood Studios ®, Disney's stunning salute to movies.
Speaking of Disney’s Hollywood Studios, for the first time ever, there’s a place where you can live your very own Star Wars ™story, from flying the Millennium Falcon to getting caught in a battle between the First Order and the Resistance, only at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. And now, the wackiest, silliest train trip ever is ready to take you through the cartoon world and Mickey & Minnie’s first ride-through attraction in Disney Parks history. When Mouse Rules apply, anything can happen aboard Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway!
And the thrills still aren’t done! Disney also has two water parks in Orlando, Disney’s Blizzard Beach ®Water Park and Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon ®Water Park, which are themed around a melting ski resort and a storm-tossed tropical paradise, respectively.
You’ll discover unique dining and shopping throughout Disney’s theme parks and water parks, but Disney Springs takes both to a rarefied level. Not only does it feature the highest concentration of celebrity chefs in Orlando, but admission and parking are always free!
Immerse yourself in the next generation of blockbuster entertainment at Universal Studios Florida, where cutting-edge rides, shows and attractions bring your favorite movies, television and more to life at Universal Orlando Resort.
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Universal Orlando Resort
6000 Universal BlvdImmerse yourself in the next generation of blockbuster entertainment at Universal Studios Florida, where cutting-edge rides, shows and attractions bring your favorite movies, television and more to life at Universal Orlando Resort.
For more than 50 years, animal rescue and rehabilitation has been the heart of SeaWorld. From habitat protection to rescue and rehabilitation efforts, SeaWorld supports conservation projects across the globe. Your visit isn't just a chance to feel connected to the ocean and its creatures — it's a way to be part of their mission.
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SeaWorld Orlando
7007 Sea World DrFor more than 50 years, animal rescue and rehabilitation has been the heart of SeaWorld. From habitat protection to rescue and rehabilitation efforts, SeaWorld supports conservation projects across the globe. Your visit isn't just a chance to feel connected to the ocean and its creatures — it's a way to be part of their mission.
Surf Breaks
Ponce is best on a SE or E swell. It can hold larger surf than most Florida beachbreaks and is good on all tides, but incoming is best. The long jetty protecting the inlet helps make crunchy rights at times, but it can also be a mushy wave that breaks well off the beach. It all depends on the conditions.
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Ponce Inlet
Ponce is best on a SE or E swell. It can hold larger surf than most Florida beachbreaks and is good on all tides, but incoming is best. The long jetty protecting the inlet helps make crunchy rights at times, but it can also be a mushy wave that breaks well off the beach. It all depends on the conditions.
New Smyrna Beach, on the south side of Ponce Inlet, is the most consistent surf break in Florida, if not the entire East Coast. When the whole world is flat, you can usually find a wave here. Furthermore, people flock to fill the miles of beach between the entrance and the Inlet — enough space that driving on the sand is not only necessary, it's encouraged. The water isn't any less clogged. While there's space to spread out, there's usually a surfer at every hole. NSB is best on NE to ENE swells with incoming tide; however, it works on most anything and can actually boost the size a bit. It may be one-foot along the beach, but right next to the Inlet it may be three times the size. At lower tides on bigger swells, waves often break on the far outside sandbar, called Shark Shallows.
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New Smyrna Beach
North Atlantic AvenueNew Smyrna Beach, on the south side of Ponce Inlet, is the most consistent surf break in Florida, if not the entire East Coast. When the whole world is flat, you can usually find a wave here. Furthermore, people flock to fill the miles of beach between the entrance and the Inlet — enough space that driving on the sand is not only necessary, it's encouraged. The water isn't any less clogged. While there's space to spread out, there's usually a surfer at every hole. NSB is best on NE to ENE swells with incoming tide; however, it works on most anything and can actually boost the size a bit. It may be one-foot along the beach, but right next to the Inlet it may be three times the size. At lower tides on bigger swells, waves often break on the far outside sandbar, called Shark Shallows.
Grocery
The local Walmart offers grocery delivery which makes grocery shopping while vacationing easy and relaxing!
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Walmart Supercenter
1101 Beville RdThe local Walmart offers grocery delivery which makes grocery shopping while vacationing easy and relaxing!
Enjoy the nearby local publix for all your grocery needs!
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Publix Super Market at Daytona Beach Shores
3044 S Atlantic AveEnjoy the nearby local publix for all your grocery needs!