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Take sightseeing in Daytona Beach to the next level on your next visit! The Ponce Inlet Lighthouse offers a glimpse into the past, as well as an unbeatable 360-degree view of the Atlantic Ocean, the Intracoastal Waterway and the entire Daytona Beach peninsula. If you dare to tackle the 203 steps to the top of the lighthouse, you’ll soak in the area’s magnificence from 175 feet above the ground. 

People from all over the world come to play, stay and make memories in Daytona Beach — about nine million people annually, to be more precise. And they come with good reason! Daytona Beach has a number of legendary landmarks and some of the most naturally beautiful sights in the world. While you’re here, make sure you grab a selfie to capture the moment forever and share it on social media so your friends back home can enjoy your adventures, too!

Stretch out to touch the stars in Daytona Beach

The list of things to do in Daytona Beach reaches far and wide — and tall! One community can’t-miss activity is Ponce Inlet Lighthouse’s Climb to the Moon monthly event. 

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.