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Hawaiian Inn Pool Side ~ Newly Updated ~ Sleeps 4Main floor walk out patio directly to the pool deck! Enjoy soaking up the sun and relaxing at the family friendly Hawaiian Inn Resort directly on Daytona Beach Shores. This private studio condo offers a magnificent view of the pool deck. Lounge around the pool or take the few stairs down to the ocean. This recently renovated condo offers the perfect blend of comfort and style. Offering a full kitchen, full bath & private entrance.
Hide-a-Way on the HalifaxRelax and watch the boats go by on the Intracoastal/Halifax River. Walk your dog and enjoy Sunrise Park across the street from your well-appointed guest suite, centrally located to all Daytona Beach has to offer, w/beaches 10 minutes away. Up to 2 Friendly dogs may be accepted as guests by request w/$25 per dog pet fee per stay (collected after stay is complete). Chloe is our Finnish Spitz dog on premises, but you probably won’t see her. No cats-owner is allergic. Cleaning Fee $25 for all stays.
Halifax HideawayOnly 5 blocks from the quiet, no-drive beach and 15 minutes from the Daytona Boardwalk, this apartment is a mother-in-law suite with a private bath, private kitchen and a separate entrance. We have a private fenced backyard with a firepit. Because the entrance to the apartment is in the back yard, we want you to be aware that we have a dog (Emma). We are careful to not let Emma out when anyone is coming or going, but we don't want anyone to be surprised or frightened.
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- Your surf experience begins at Triple X Surf and Skate, 525 N Atlantic Ave, Daytona Beach, FL 32118. We meet at 10 am to go over some instruction then we walk across the street to the beach where you will do about 30 minutes of on land practice and ocean safety instruction before venturing out into the waves. You will spend 90 minutes in the water practicing the skills you have learned and riding waves. While surfing can be strenuous activity no experience is necessary. We will put you on waves so you can focus on the fundamentals taught in land instruction. Once mastered we will get you paddling and catching your own waves. Most people can accomplish this in one lesson with us! What are you waiting for book now!!! Other things to note We can accommodate children 5 years and up depending on surf conditions. Your child's safety is our number one concern. Most days are small and good for learning. No swimming ability required.From Price:$50 / person
- Named for its crystal clear waters, the Emerald Cut section of Rock Springs Run winds through sections of lush jungle-like nature, breathtaking emerald water and sandy bottom beneath your paddle as you explore this tropical oasis in in the middle of Central Florida. Rock Springs Run is one of two designated Wild and Scenic Rivers in the state of Florida, part of the complex ecological system of the Wekiva River Basin. This spring fed river supports a myriad of bird and wildlife watching opportunities to include river otters, deer, turtles and maybe even an alligator along the way. The first half of the tour we begin paddling upstream against the current, paddling over and under trees and through the twists and turns of the river until we reach the bridge at Kelly Park. The second half of the tour, we will sit back and go with the flow as the current takes us back to the launch point. This tour is great for any level of stand up paddler from beginner to expert and is great for the entire family to enjoy. We ask that you are a confident swimmer, comfortable in the water, must be fully mobile and in good physical condition to join this tour. Stand up paddle boarding is a low-impact, full body workout and is a great way to get outside to enjoy nature and have some fun!From Price:$69 / person
- We are locals to Daytona Beach, Florida and we know the best photo spots and times! We will meet you on the beach in a beautiful picturesque beach location in Daytona Beach, FL, and create a professional, fun, and relaxed photoshoot to document your Florida vacation. We will help you pose and give you creative ideas for your photo experience. During our photoshoot, we will provide you with more local insight on places to visit, the best places to eat, and other local information you might want! After your photoshoot, we will edit and electronically deliver 60+ edited photos within 5 days. You will be ready to share your Daytona Beach experience with all of your friends and family! We do weddings, elopements, engagements, proposals, couples, maternity, fashion, lifestyle, editorial, family, babies, events, and vacation photography. Other things to note This is a personalized photo session. We can do individual photo shoots, couples photoshoots, family groups of up to 6 people. Our prices are $125 per person as follows: 1 person $125 2 people $250 3 people $375 4 people $500 Over 4 people, check with us for a group discount! Prices apply to both adults and children.From Price:$125 / person
- We'll get you checked in right when you arrive to allow for the most possible time on the water! Once you're all checked in, we'll give some basic paddle instructions and information about the tour ahead. We'll get you loaded up into your clear kayak and off we go! The paddle will last about 2 to 2.5 hours depending on the speed of our group and any wildlife we may see along the way. We will be sure to take plenty of pictures and give some awesome unique facts about the area on our several picturesque stopping points! There will even be a couple chances for you to get out and enjoy the refreshing Spring water! The first half of the paddle will be upstream towards the headspring of Rock Springs (a slight workout, but don't worry we take breaks) and the second half will be a gentle coast back to our launch point. Be ready for lots of great local nature and wildlife along the way! Other things to note The $10 per boat launch fee is included in the price. AirBnB does not collect taxes but we owe taxes so that has been included in the price as well! Check out our website for additional times.From Price:$64 / person
- ABOUT CLASS: We practice postures which open us up to enjoy the ocean air and the blue sky, close with a 5 minute savasana, aka rest for a bit. Length: 1 hour. QUESTION: What type of yoga is it? How is it different than the classes I've been to? Style is Hatha; more "up" standing and balancing postures than some indoor yoga classes because we want to experience the view and breathe the ocean air deeply. That said, this class is doable and accessible for all bodies and levels of yogis. If you are unable to get up and down off the floor easily, you are welcome to use the built-in bench seating to take all postures from a seated position. railings surrounding the space can be used for support. Our platform is 100% wheelchair accessible and there are several handicapped parking spaces within 150 yards of the site. Mats, sunscreen and limited yoga props are provided. Please bring your own yoga mat or towel if possible. Bring home a lasting souvenir experience and take a photo or two afterward. Please wear stretchy clothing that will not fall up or down during yoga practice. "Yoga specific" clothing is not necessary. Please no swimsuits. You will want to remove your shoes and socks. Covid19: Face masks are welcome but not required. Class size limited to 8 with 6+ feet between mats.From Price:$14 / person
All About Daytona Beach
Twenty-three miles of white sandy beaches, ocean views, and a lively boardwalk draw sun worshippers to Daytona Beach — along with the racing set. In 1902, the Daytona Beach and Road Course opened, and for 56 years, drivers sped across the naturally hard-packed sand. Since then, the racing has moved to the Daytona International Speedway, home of world-class car racing. The city welcomes revelers with open arms, and every year bikers congregate for two huge rallies (Bike Week in March and Biketoberfest in October) and during Spring Break, college students arrive in droves to celebrate beachside. But for those who prefer oceanfront idyll, there are always pockets of calm to be found on the sugary shores.
How do I get around Daytona Beach?
Daytona Beach International Airport (DAB) is adjacent to the Daytona International Speedway, and about five miles from the beach. Once you’re on the ground, you can rent a car or hop on Votran, the local bus system, which picks up at the airport and makes stops along the shoreline. Depending on the time of year, traffic and parking get congested as crowds swell for bike rallies and other events, so take that into account when deciding on whether to rent a car.
When is the best time to book a Daytona Beach vacation rental?
Spring is high season in Daytona Beach, when the (very short, very mild) winter has ended and before the (very hot, very humid) summer begins. Between April and November, sunshine and temperatures between 70 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit prevail. Winter brings highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s, and during the summer, temperatures spike into the 90s. Florida’s hurricane season is between June and November, so pay attention to weather warnings.
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Daytona Beach
The city is synonymous with speedsters, but is named for the famous beach that draws those who prefer to slow down. For $20 you can still drive (at a leisurely 10 miles per hour) and park on the sand—a scenic way to claim the perfect beach base and haul your gear. Bikes and golf carts also sail across the shoreline, and you can nab both at rental spots along the beach, which is lined with bars, restaurants, volleyball courts, and other amenities.
Daytona Beach Boardwalk and Pier
You’ll find all the classic boardwalk amusements here: an old-school arcade, a Ferris wheel, ice cream cones, funnel cakes, and pizza slices. Thrill seekers can hop on roller coasters at Screamer’s Park, while those who prefer their feet on the ground can take in free entertainment at the Bandshell amphitheater. If you need to stock up on supplies or just browse for souvenirs, the nearby Ocean Walk Shoppes mall boasts big name retail stores, restaurants, and movie theaters for those seeking respite from the Florida sun.
Daytona International Speedway
Two and a half miles of smooth asphalt are what bring many to Daytona Beach. Of the numerous benchmark races it hosts every year, the premier draw is the Daytona 500 in February, during which drivers have surpassed 200 miles per hour as they race to complete 200 laps around the track in front of more than 100,000 screaming fans. Opened in 1959, the Daytona International Speedway completed a $400 million overhaul in 2016, adding high-speed escalators, twice as many restrooms, tripling concession stands, and installing more than 60 luxury suites.