Helicopter tour and charter company.

Ocean Walk village home of Bubba Gumps in Daytona Beach. Also has the Maui Max Surf shop.

RATES VARY FROM  $13.00-$25.00. HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL IS PAUL TRETTNER. DIRECTOR OF GOLF OPERATIONS IS BEN PROPST. GREENS ARE SEASHORE PASPALUM. FAIRWAYS ARE BERMUDA. RENTAL CLUBS ARE AVAILABLE...

This relatively flat course is perfect for seniors who like to walk and golfers who are new to the game; the fairways are unobstructed and there is no water that comes into play.

Designed specifically for the average player, this course stretches a little over 6,000 yards from the championship tees; offering broad fairways, relatively flat terrain and water on almost every hole.

This educational site started in 1904 as an elementary school for girls.

Enjoy old-fashioned beachfront fun: shops, arcades, amusements and a classic pier stretching a quarter mile into the ocean.

A 150-acre site featuring a Harley-Davidson dealership, motorcycle museum, restaurants, hotels and retail stores.

Eighteen-hole championship golf course, designed by architect Lloyd Clifton, is both a challenge and scenic delight as it winds through canals and lakes, with a chance to glimpse some wildlife along the way.

Eighteen-hole championship golf course has a little of everything for every skill level, from tight fairways and water hazards to well-placed traps and consistent greens.

Designed by master architect Gary Player, this track is considered a formidable challenge due to its high slope rating and undersized greens that are hidden from the tee box throughout the course.

Considered novice-friendly by local golfers, this course features water on six of the eighteen holes and runs 6,250 yards from the back tees.

This was once the home of Mary McLeod Bethune, who started a school for African-American girls in Daytona Beach in 1904.

Jackie Robinson played his first exhibition baseball game here while on the Brooklyn Dodgers farm team.

Daytona's popular and vibrant shopping, dining and entertainment district.

Beach Street in Historic Downtown Daytona Beach offers everything you need from delicious local restaurants, a quaint bed and breakfast, unique retail stores, and many exciting events.  There is a...

An outgrowth of Daytona Beach Community College's active photography program, the Southeast Museum is the only museum in the Southeast devoted entirely to photography. Recently re-opened in its new gorgeous facility the museum hosts changing exhibits of historical and contemporary photography as well as lectures, film screenings, children's programs, print viewing in its permanent collection and study in its extensive library. Admission and events are free. Visitor parking available.