Peabody Auditorium
This performing arts venue is home to the Daytona Beach Symphony Society as well as traveling national acts and Broadway shows www.peabodydaytona.com
Ponce de Leon Inlet Lighthouse
Built in 1887, Florida’s tallest lighthouse stands as a sentry on the coast at 175 feet tall. Climb the 203 steps to get a bird’s eye view of the beach…
Ponce Inlet
This beautiful point is where the Atlantic Ocean and Halifax River converge. Visit the quieter side of Daytona Beach, and take in the scenery on a secluded beach or nature…
Riverfront Marketplace
Riverfront Marketplace Located along North Beach Street in town, Riverfront Marketplace is one of the city’s most trendy and vibrant dining, shopping and entertainment venues. It’s also home to a…
Southeast Museum of Photography
One of only a handful of institutions in the country dedicated to photography, the museum exhibits, collects, preserves and interprets the works of the masters. www.smponline.org
The Casements
When John D. Rockefeller asked his doctors where he should move in order to live the longest, they told him Florida. He built the Casements along the Halifax River in…
The Oyster Pub
Daytona’s premier sports bar features 70 TVs and is the city’s biggest oyster bar. Oysters and sporting events at a bar on the beach are obvious wins, but a lot…
Tiger Bay State Forest
Comprised of diverse ecological features like swamps, forests, lakes, and coastal wetlands, Tiger Bay State Forest is an excellent destination for those interested in escaping the hustle and bustle of…
Tomoka State Park
Just an easy 20 minutes drive north along the coast from Daytona and you’ll find yourself at one of Florida’s most picturesque nature reserves, Tomoka State Park. Covering an unspoiled…
