Atlantic beach life, racing history and classic boardwalk energy.
Daytona Beach is a beach & motorsport destination in Central Atlantic Coast. It brings together daytona beach oceanfront, daytona international speedway, boardwalk and pier, with enough variety to build a focused day trip or a longer Florida road-trip stop.
Visit Daytona Beach for a change of pace from Central Florida's theme parks. The destination offers a recognisable local character and several clearly different ways to spend the day.
Here is the fuller information behind each item in the highlights list.
Daytona Beach Oceanfront provides the main coastal experience in Daytona Beach, with space for walking, relaxing, water views and a traditional Florida beach day.
Before you go: Check weather, water conditions, beach flags and the exact public parking area before travelling.
Official destination information ↗Daytona International Speedway delivers a distinctive Florida experience connected to engineering, speed, flight or the state's space heritage.
Before you go: Check the current official destination page for hours, temporary notices, access and booking requirements.
Official destination information ↗Boardwalk and Pier is a useful waterside stop for views, walking, dining or an organised activity on the water.
Before you go: Check the current official destination page for hours, temporary notices, access and booking requirements.
Official destination information ↗Museum of Arts and Sciences introduces an important part of Daytona Beach's history, architecture or cultural story.
Before you go: Opening days, admission and timed activities can change; use the linked official destination information.
Official destination information ↗Ponce Inlet and Lighthouse introduces an important part of Daytona Beach's history, architecture or cultural story.
Before you go: Opening days, admission and timed activities can change; use the linked official destination information.
Official destination information ↗Dining and shopping are concentrated around the main visitor districts and waterfront or beach areas. Use the official destination directory for current businesses and opening details.
Our suggestion: Choose two or three nearby highlights and park once where possible; trying to cover every district usually creates unnecessary driving.