GET A FREE QUOTE TODAY - CALL US +1 386-868-2927
Blog-Layout
Daytona Beach offers lots of extras
One of the main reasons I live here in the Daytona Beach area is the beach itself! I only live about 1-1/2 blocks from the beach because there is nothing like it. It's beautiful, soothing, and fun. You will always find someone there looking for shells, getting exercise, or just hanging out in the sun. Daytona Beach is 23 miles of beautiful white sand, and beach driving is allowed on 11 of those 23 miles. Personally, I really like driving down the beach with the windows open, because I get to smell the salty air, check out all of the beachgoers, and feel the warm wind on my face. It's fun and relaxing. When I was in school here, I would always cruise the beach after a tough exam just to clear my head, and it always worked!
The beach in this area is a versatile one. If you want to get away from everyone and hang out by yourself or with a friend, it is easy to find a quiet, remote stretch of beach. However, if you want to be where the action is, you'll have no problem finding that, too. You can find areas that are enjoyed by families with kids, couples, seniors - you name it! But wherever you end up, expect to feel welcomed.
Daytona Beach offers lots of extras. Handicap vehicles get free access to the beach. I guess you could call that a perk! Everyone knows the best hot dogs are served at the ball game and at the beach, so when you're hungry, you'll find plenty of food vendors offering all sorts of tasty snacks and drinks. (No alcohol is allowed on the beach, by the way.) Vendors also rent beach chairs, umbrellas, surfboards, body boards, scooters and much more.
March 5, 2024
From May 1 through October 31, Daytona Beach hosts an unusual marine visitor - the sea turtle. Daytona Beach is home to five species of sea turtles - loggerhead, green, leatherback, Kemp’s ridley and hawksbill. The largest of these is the leatherback, which can grow up to 6-9 feet long and weigh over 1,000 pounds when fully grown. The other species are mostly between 2-4 feet long and range from 100-500 pounds.
February 22, 2024
The restaurant offers a variety of food options, including 1/2 pound Black Angus Burgers, comfort food favorites, lighter fare such as salads and fresh fish, and decadent desserts. They also have a huge selection of craft beer bottles and drafts, as well as signature cocktails. Ford’s Garage is located in the Tomoka Town Center outlet mall and has a seating capacity of up to 222 customers.
February 17, 2024
Perrine’s Produce is a family-owned and operated business that has been selling fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, seafood, Amish goods, local honey, jellies, deli cold cuts and cheeses, wine, beer, ice cream, bread, grocery items, old-fashioned snacks, soap, and more 30 years. They have three locations in Port Orange, New Smyrna Beach, and Ormond Beach, Florida.
February 9, 2024
The Port Orange Memorial Park is a beautiful park located at 3801 Jackson St, Port Orange, FL, 32127. It is a great place for walking, running, picnicking, fishing, and walking your dog. The park has a lake that encompasses the majority of the park, two extensive piers/boardwalks, and a paved lighted walkway that surrounds it. The park is wheelchair accessible and pets are welcome.
February 8, 2024
Buc-ee’s is more than just a gas station - the food and shopping are also a big draw. They offer a wide variety of food options including Texas BBQ, fudge, kolaches, pastries and of course Beaver Nuggets - a sweet corn puff snack that’s similar to caramel corn 2. The store is also filled with as many eclectic products as one could ever imagine—from regional food that’s actually delicious to souvenirs, including their cartoon beaver mascot, Buc-ee's.
January 30, 2024
Driving on the beach comes with a small fee of $20 per vehicle, per day which allows for an entire day of beach driving and parking. In an effort to conserve our natural resources, beach access is limited to specific sections of the beach and is dependent on tide conditions.
Daytona Beach is dubbed the “World’s Most Famous Beach” for a variety of reasons, but mainly for its 23 miles of wide, hard-packed white-sand beaches that welcomed the first automobile and motorcycle races in 1902. Today, while professional drivers stick to the track at the ‘World Center of Racing’, Daytona International Speedway, visitors still enjoy driving very slowly (10 mph) along Daytona Beach in designated areas, tide permitting.
January 24, 2024
Valentine’s Day is celebrated on February 14th and is a festival of romantic love. The day is marked by exchanging cards or letters, giving gifts such as chocolate or flowers, and having meals in restaurants. Many adults see Valentine’s Day as an occasion to offer expensive gifts such as jewelry to their sweetheart and it is also an ideal occasion for marriage proposals and weddings. Other popular gifts include heart-shaped boxes of delicious chocolates and bouquets of red roses. School children often exchange Valentine’s Cards that may contain candy.
January 22, 2024
An oldtimer is a term used to describe a classic or vintage car that is at least 30 years old. The term is also used to describe a person who has been around for a long time or is very experienced. What about an "older" Volkswagen on the beach. How would you call them! This huys had endless fun with the
January 17, 2024
Want to enjoy a pristine beach setting with no motorized vehicles? We've got that! Prefer the convenience of driving your vehicle onto the hard-packed sands to unload your tents, umbrellas, chairs, coolers, and kids all at once? We've got that, too!
The beach is accessible to pedestrians 24/7, and beach driving is available in specific areas only (weather and tides permitting) from sunrise to sunset. You can enjoy our driving areas at a maximum speed of 10 mph, with headlights on and windows down for safety - and of course, no texting.Alcohol and disposable cups are prohibited on the beach.
January 10, 2024
Beach App - download the free Volusia Beaches app (offers detailed information for Ormond Beach, Daytona Beach, Daytona Beach Shores, Ponce Inlet and New Smyrna Beach), provided by Volusia County Beach Safety, for real-time updates on the status of vehicle access ramps, as well as other useful information, like staffed lifeguard towers and beach conditions. Download the Beach Navigator app here!
