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Turtle-topia Time: Dos and Don’ts for Safe Sea Turtle Viewing

Temperatures are on the rise, sleeves are getting shorter and spirits are soaring —spring is in full swing! That means it’s almost time for sea turtle nesting season in the Daytona Beach area. Sea turtle nesting season officially starts May 1. Every year from mid-May through October, about 100,000 threatened and endangered sea turtles emerge from the ocean for one night to lay their eggs on the beach. If you want to see this amazing natural event, be sure you know how to do it right. …

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Take a Hike – Without Leaving the Beaten Path

Word is out that the Daytona Beach area now has an impressive collection of hiking and biking trails in naturally beautiful rural areas - and of course, the hard-packed sand beach of the “World’s Most Favorite Beach” on the Atlantic shoreline offers a walkable trail with plenty of beachfront parks, pubs, tiki bars and restaurants…

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Your Daytona Beach Bucket List

As the year draws to a close it’s the perfect time to make your 2021 Daytona Beach Bucket List. Whether you’re an experienced Daytona Beach visitor or planning your first trip to our world-class vacation spot on Florida’s picturesque Atlantic coast, you really do need a bucket list — because there are so many amazing things to do here. We’ve put…

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Great Reasons to Visit Daytona Beach in the Winter

For a lot of people, Daytona Beach is synonymous with summer. But here’s a big secret: Warm weather continues in Florida, even when it’s cold most everywhere else in the country. (OK — it’s not really a secret. In the fall and winter, after summer ends and school starts, there are a few less visitors, even though the Florida fun is still as big as…

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Picturesque and Plentiful: Daytona Beach’s State Parks Offer Activity-Filled Escapes

For nature lovers who really love to get away from it all, the Daytona Beach area offers a wide selection of state parks — six in total — offering fun and family-friendly activities for vacationers with a broad range of outdoors-oriented interests. In addition to 23 miles of beautiful coastline, the area’s state parks include a diverse range of…

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