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Itinerary: Florida’s Tallest Lighthouse Beckons

Discover quaint Ponce Inlet, its esteemed Ponce Inlet Lighthouse and Marine Science Center

Enjoy spectacular, 360-degree views of the Atlantic Ocean, the Intracoastal Waterway and more! Completed in 1887, the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse is a fascinating piece of Florida history. At 175 feet, it towers

Daytona Beach is truly eclectic. It has a fantastic 23-mile long Atlantic coastline that draws water lovers’ from around the globe to surf, kayak, fish and paddle board or enjoy time going by slowly. 

From the moment you pass the “Last Bridge to Mainland” sign while hugging the Atlantic coastline to Ponce Inlet you know you’re in for a remote escape.

Here are some hidden, and some not so secret, gems that will give you that local experience you're looking for in Daytona Beach. 

On Daytona Beach, splashing in the waves and building sandcastles is just the beginning of your fun. Just steps away is the boardwalk and pier, boasting arcades and street performers. Indulge in everyone’s favorite: pizza and ice cream -- or dine on the pier at Joe’s Crab Shack where the seafood is as delightful as the oceanfront view.

Venture to

Romantics are drawn to the soul-stirring side of Daytona Beach that they have come to love and share with their families year after year.  Along with the beachy reprieve you would expect from a destination visited by almost 10 million annually, there’s a quaint, authentic and surprisingly quiet side that couples love, too.