Daytona Beach, FL, Guide and Information
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Welcome to Daytona Beach
While best known for its special events and history of motorsports racing, Daytona Beach offers a wide variety of attractions. From the thrill of the Daytona 500 or Daytona Bike Week and the Daytona 200, to golf at one of five courses or canoe and kayak rentals on the Halifax River, Daytona Beach welcomes visitors with things to do and a tremendous range of dining and lodging options.
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5 Spots to Eat & Drink in Daytona Beach
When you think of Daytona Beach, what do you imagine? A spring break-ready vacay destination? Race cars? Biker rallies? Well, while Daytona Beach may be known for a variety of things, you may be surprised to find that this northern Florida destination is quite family-friendly and affordable, too. Plus, there are some great spots to eat while you’re exploring the area.
No matter what your reason for visiting Daytona Beach, here are five places to eat while you’re in town.
The Best Things to Do in Daytona if its Your First Visit
Halifax River, part of the
Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, characterizes this exciting destination as much
as Daytona’s beach. Ormond Beach, Holly Hill, Daytona Beach, South Daytona,
Daytona Beach Shores, Port Orange and Ponce Inlet are all touched by this great
navigation channel of Florida. It also means that there’s much fun to be
enjoyed within the area without being tossed about by ocean waves.
Boating is a big part of life here and indeed the shores of the Halifax River are punctuated with many yacht clubs and marinas. Halifax Harbor Marina, located in the heart of Daytona Beach, is one such place. Considered one of the finest marinas in America, you can dock your boat here for a short or long stay. Just a quick ride to the open ocean, you can bet they offer lots of amenities.
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Revving it up at Daytona Beach
Daytona’s super wide, twenty-three-mile stretch of hard-packed sand beach is largely responsible for making it what it is today:a terrific play land for beach and car enthusiasts that facilitates fun all year long. With the glorious Florida sun and the magnificent Atlantic Ocean as its cohorts, Daytona Beach marries its natural beauty with manmade events and attractions to achieve a winning combo for young and old. This has been the case for well over a century.
It was in 1902 that pioneers in the automobile and motorcycle industries began testing their vehicles along Daytona Beach. Breaking land speed records was most often the goal and not surprisingly each year and each new development typically upped the ante. Several lives were lost along the way yet the racing continued. It finally ceased in 1935, when renowned Daytona Beach aficionado Malcolm Campbell hit a whopping 276.816 mph–yowza!
The Best Things to Do in Daytona if its Your First Visit
Halifax River, part of the
Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, characterizes this exciting destination as much
as Daytona’s beach. Ormond Beach, Holly Hill, Daytona Beach, South Daytona,
Daytona Beach Shores, Port Orange and Ponce Inlet are all touched by this great
navigation channel of Florida. It also means that there’s much fun to be
enjoyed within the area without being tossed about by ocean waves.
Boating is a big part of life here and indeed the shores of the Halifax River are punctuated with many yacht clubs and marinas. Halifax Harbor Marina, located in the heart of Daytona Beach, is one such place. Considered one of the finest marinas in America, you can dock your boat here for a short or long stay. Just a quick ride to the open ocean, you can bet they offer lots of amenities.
Revving it up at Daytona Beach
Daytona’s super wide, twenty-three-mile stretch of hard-packed sand beach is largely responsible for making it what it is today:a terrific play land for beach and car enthusiasts that facilitates fun all year long. With the glorious Florida sun and the magnificent Atlantic Ocean as its cohorts, Daytona Beach marries its natural beauty with manmade events and attractions to achieve a winning combo for young and old. This has been the case for well over a century.
It was in 1902 that pioneers in the automobile and motorcycle industries began testing their vehicles along Daytona Beach. Breaking land speed records was most often the goal and not surprisingly each year and each new development typically upped the ante. Several lives were lost along the way yet the racing continued. It finally ceased in 1935, when renowned Daytona Beach aficionado Malcolm Campbell hit a whopping 276.816 mph–yowza!
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