By Carlos Harrison Daytona Beach Boardwalk and Pier is more than a place to drop a line and hook a fish. It’s a place where you can reel in a whole lot of fun. First, of course, there’s the Daytona beach pier itself. It stretches a full 1,000 feet into the Atlantic – better than three football…
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By Janet K. Keeler The coolest block in Daytona Beach is paved by nature. Sand, not asphalt, is the hard-packed surface that carries cars, bicycles, golf carts and even motorcycles along the beach at a slowpoke 10 mph maximum. Not to worry if you’ve arrived in town without wheels because there are…
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By Chelle Koster Walton From sunning on the beach to touring race cars, the family will find a host of activities in Daytona Beach. As we drove the last leg of the trip to Daytona Beach, it seemed only fitting that a Beach Boys CD provided the sound track. The last time we had visited as a…
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By Jill Martin It was pouring down rain, which tends to happen in the summertime in Florida, so where to go for indoor fun in Daytona Beach? The Museum of Arts and Sciences, of course! MOAS has been around forever, but their children’s area is relatively new, so this was our first visit to check…
Read MoreBy Carrie McLaren Daytona Beach and families go together. Here’s a look at just a few of the fun family activities you can enjoy here…
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By VISIT FLORIDA staff Beaches in and near Daytona Beach include 35 miles of sand on Florida’s central Atlantic coast, with a fantastic mix of bustling action and quiet, secluded seashore. Some Daytona Beach beaches feature pedestrian-only areas that are perfect for families with children. Other…
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You know the Daytona Beach oceanfront scene, right? Driving on the beach, surfing, doing the video arcades, reveling in hot days and a hotter nightlife, and collapsing in one of the modern, bustling resorts on the beach. If you're looking for what to do in Daytona Beach during fall, you'll find…
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By Amy Wimmer Schwarb Angell & Phelps Chocolate Factory shows off its inner workings for 500 to 1,000 visitors a day. Try the dark chocolate-covered potato chip. "Would you like to try our chocolate?" The offer comes from a beaming, apron-wearing woman greeting customers at the door of Angell &…
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