The number of vacation travelers on the roads and in the airports may drop off nationally when the autumn months set in, and savvy travelers know that this is a big perk to choosing the fall season for their getaways. And the extra elbow room isn’t the only good reason to plan your getaways for the fall months. Other clear benefits to autumn travel…
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The Jackie Robinson Ballpark adds many memorable elements to any family vacation — the beautiful views of the Halifax River, the gentle breeze blowing off of the water and the friendly atmosphere filled with team spirit are just a few. But there’s one more element not to be overlooked at this ballpark: history…
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Daytona Beach is home to nearly 20 golf courses, the “World’s Most Famous Beach,” abundant nightlife, and the “World Center of Racing,” and that’s just the tip of the proverbial iceberg. There is a lot to do in Daytona Beach, on and off the course, hence the area’s rising popularity as a golf destination. With so many options, here is a 3-day itinerary that will deliver an unforgettable trip for your golf group…
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Do you have Labor Day plans?Traditionally, the national holiday is spent decidedly NOT laboring — in fact, that’s kind of the point. Originally a way to honor the American labor movement, this public holiday celebrates the various accomplishments and efforts of American workers. Unofficially, Labor Day denotes the end of summer in the United States. While all good things must come to an end, summer fun is extended in Daytona Beach, thanks to the area’s moderate temperatures, warm waters and bright sunshine. However, if you’re looking for one last summer hurrah, head to Daytona Beach for a long weekend this Labor Day. The holiday always takes place on the first Monday of September, and this year, Labor Day weekend falls on September 3-6, 2021…
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Take a free Angell & Phelps Chocolate Factory tour and enjoy free yummy samples! Well-known around the nation for its top-tier chocolates and original handmade creations,Angell & Phelps has been a staple in Daytona Beach for decades. And now, visitors from far and wide can come and observe how its candy is made the old-fashioned way! …
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There are few things more romantic than being whisked away to a beachfront hotel and spending a long weekend in your own little happy place. Romantics have long been drawn to Daytona Beach’s endless beauty, but the area offers more to lovebirds than just its pretty views. Along with the beach-y reprieve you would expect from a coastal destination…
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A must-see collection of African American cultural and historical sites in Daytona Beach, New Smyrna Beach and West Volusia Discover the heritage of the Daytona Beach area's earliest African-American settlers and civil rights advocates. Reflect on the accomplishments of Bethune-Cookman University founder Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune’s home and…
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As parents of middle school- and high school-aged adolescents know, traveling with teenagers can often present a range of challenges. While of course not an across-the-board rule, children in this age group tend to have age-specific interests that might not align with those of the grown-ups and any younger kids in the travel crew. Further, kids at this age can also tend to be more independent and adventurous than their elder and junior travelers. But with the right planning and a well-thought-out destination choice, every traveler in your vacation party — no matter how young, old or experienced at traveling — can find plenty of activities and attractions to keep them interested and entertained during your getaway…
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At least on occasion (and even outside the holiday season), we all seem to face the same gift-giving predicament — just what do you get for that loved one who seems to have everything and want for nothing? Well, fortunately for the travel lovers on your list, the Daytona Beach area offers an array of fun options, ranging from area accommodations to…
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From the moment you pass the “Last Bridge to Mainland” sign while hugging the Atlantic coastline on your way to Ponce Inlet, you know you’re in for a remote escape. Just a few short miles south of Daytona Beach at the southernmost tip of the peninsula sits a locale known for being home to the tallest lighthouse in Florida. Ponce Inlet is worth the short drive from Daytona Beach to experience all sorts of water, air and land adventures…
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