2023 NSB Destination Guide

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NEW SMYRNA BEACH AREA VISITORS GUIDE • 2022-2023 

The Best Spots for the Ultimate Escape 

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NEW SMYRNA BEACH AREA 

VISITORS GUIDE 

Contents 

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Welcome 

Discover the region’s 

five unique towns. 

THE NSB AREA > 4-11 

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Stay 

Prepare for comfort 

and hospitality. 

STAY LISTINGS > 16-24 

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Taste 

Awaken your taste buds 

with culinary delights. 

TASTE LISTINGS > 32-47 

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Explore 

Jump into adventure 

and soak up the culture. 

EXPLORE LISTINGS > 52-78 

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88 to 

Events 

Mark your calendar and 

join in the fun. 

Sustainability 

Learn how we're trying 

save the planet. 

BE ENTERTAINED 

BE MINDFUL 

The information listed in this publication is as accurate as possible at press time. The New Smyrna Beach Area Visitors Bureau is not responsible for any errors or omissions that occur. 

VISITNSBFL.COM 1

Welcome 

I’m thrilled to welcome you—or welcome you 

back—to the New Smyrna Beach Area. The 

appeal of our lovely town goes far deeper 

than our 17 miles of white sand beach and 

highly rated surfing. Cutting-edge cuisine, 

a nationally recognized arts scene, beloved 

hotels, and historical ruins are just the 

beginning of the adventure. With the ocean 

on one side, the Intracoastal Waterway on the 

other, and all kinds of exciting sustainability 

efforts in between, our cozy city offers the 

perfect getaway—whether you’re interested 

in relaxing on the beach or discovering a new 

passion. We can’t wait for you to experience 

New Smyrna Beach for yourself. 

Debbie Meihls 

President & CEO 

New Smyrna Beach Area Visitors Bureau 

By Plane 

No less than five international airports 

in the area make getting here a breeze: 

Daytona Beach (18 miles away); Orlando 

Sanford (30 miles); Orlando (60 miles); Orlando 

Melbourne (74 miles); and Jacksonville (118 miles). 

Coming by private aircraft? The New Smyrna Beach 

Municipal Airport is just 2 miles outside town. 

By Car 

Motoring along mighty Interstate 95? 

Take exit 249; the New Smyrna Beach 

Area is just a few miles east. From 

Interstate 4, take exit 118. And U.S. Highway 1, also 

known as “Old Dixie Highway,” leads you straight 

into downtown and the Historic District. 

By Train 

Hit the rails with or without your car 

on the Amtrak Auto Train, which runs 

between Florida and the Washington, 

D.C. area. Disembark at Sanford, Florida, about 

35 miles west of New Smyrna Beach; it’s an easy 

drive into town. 

By Bus 

Greyhound stops in nearby Daytona 

Beach, and the Volusia County bus 

service (Votran) provides local com 

muter service from there. Take the #4, #7, or #12 to 

Port Orange and the #40 into New Smyrna Beach. 

By Boat 

Floating the Intracoastal Waterway 

or sailing in from far-flung waters? 

Dock at the New Smyrna Marina 

(ICW channel marker #35) or the New Smyrna 

Beach City Marina (ICW channel marker #38). 

2 THE OFFICIAL 2022-2023 VISITORS GUIDE


Welcome 

Escape 

WE'RE THE SECOND OLDEST CITY 

IN FLORIDA. Known for small-town 

charm with big-city flavors that focus on 

local freshness and sustainability, it's a oneof-a-kind 

beach town on Florida's Central 

Atlantic Coast. With white sandy beaches 

just steps from welcoming hotels, inns, 

beach-front houses, and condos, you'll see 

why New Smyrna Beach has been named 

one of Florida's best beach towns by both 

the Huffington Post and Smarter Travel. It's 

an irresistible playground with an endless 

supply of laid-back outdoor fun, trails, and 

adventures. Discover a thriving arts scene, 

an iconic lighthouse, a charming downtown, 

ongoing activities, and so much more. Our 

natural attractions include 17 miles of white 

sandy beaches from Ponce de Leon Inlet 

to Canaveral National Seashore and North 

America's most diverse estuary – the Indian 

River Lagoon, home to more than 4,000 

species of birds, dolphins, manatees, turtles, 

and more. New Smyrna Beach's beach town 

charm with its beauty and bounty is the 

perfect combination of laid-back luxury. 


New Smyrna Beach Area 


Welcome 

New 

Smyrna 

Beach 

Sprawl on the sand and be splashed by the surf; it’s just the beginning 

of your one-of-a-kind adventure. 

THE EPICENTER of this area, the city of New Smyrna Beach 

offers endless possibilities for excitement. For surfers, it’s 

where to find great waves, while beachgoers can stroll mile 

after mile of white sand. Foodies can find new trends in cooking, while 

their liquor-loving counterparts can sample locally made craft beers 

and handcrafted rum. Anglers come for the fishing, history buffs can 

explore centuries-old ruins, and eco-connoisseurs can marvel at all 

the wildlife basking in these pristine surroundings. And that’s just 

scratching the surface. No matter what your passion might be, you’re 

likely to find an outlet for it in New Smyrna Beach. 


B E AC H F R O N T 

B L I S S 

Enjoy the view from 

your home rental's 

private deck, right 

on the ocean. 


Welcome 

Port Orange 

A brand-new park has put this riverside enclave in the 

spotlight. Come bask in the glow. 

THE GORGEOUS HALIFAX RIVER is a centerpiece of this city just 

north of New Smyrna Beach. And now there’s a new way to take 

in the view: Riverwalk Park, with paved pathways and a splash 

pad for kids, makes for a great stroll. Or bring your clubs and shoot for par 

on the undulating fairways at Cypress Head Golf Course. Canoe and kayak 

your way around Spruce Creek Park, take a boat tour on Cracker Creek, 

or step back in time to explore the ruins of the Dunlawton Sugar Mill 

Gardens. Endless exploration is just the beginning. 


Edgewater 

Experience the slow pace of life by the river’s edge. 

True to its name, this city just south of New Smyrna Beach lies 

along the edge of the Indian River, putting great fishing and 

spectacular views right at your doorstep. It’s no surprise that 

legendary boat company Boston Whaler recently expanded its headquarters 

here, or that this has become the epicenter of the area’s blueways. 

Launch from Menard-May Park to explore these trails; paddle around 

mangrove islands to see pelicans, herons, and other birds. Go angling 

for redfish with a local charter. Then dine on fresh fish at hot spots like 

JC’s Riptides and the Elliott's Steakhouse. 

If you’re a surfer or would like to learn, get stoked! The PerfectSwell ® 

Edgewater is coming soon. The facility will feature a world-class 

PerfectSwell ® Surf Pool and will have a beachfront and cabanas to relax. 

There will be a full-size restaurant and lounge. A lunch area and full retail, 

training facility, as well as surf-inspired food and beverage, surf shop, surf 

training facility, clubhouse, meeting rooms, and cabana and day lounge areas. 

GONE FISHIN’ 

An angler proudly displays 

his redfish—just one of 

the species you can cast for. 


Welcome 

Oak Hill 

There’s something fishy here, and that’s just the point. 

WORLD-CLASS FISHING attracts anglers to 

this small city south of New Smyrna Beach, 

and many head straight for Mosquito Lagoon. 

Cast for monster trout and year-round redfish; to add 

a taste of Old Florida, stay in a bungalow at one of the 

fish camps. Explore the ancient past at Seminole Rest, 

which features prehistoric shell mounds and two turn-ofthe-20th- 

century buildings. Then bring past and present 

together at Goodrich Seafood, which began as a retail 

fish shop back in 1910 and today serves up mouthwatering 

po’ boys, oysters, fresh fish, and delicacies like 

fried alligator. 

Hike the Seminole Rest 

Historic Site. Canaveral 

National Seashore. 


BACK TO NATURE 

Hike and horseback ride 

among the 150 acres of 

Hickory Bluff Preserve. 

Osteen 

Serenity, nature, and some down-home Florida cooking 

imbue the Osteen area with a personality all its own. 

RURAL OLD FLORIDA comes to life 

in this inland community southwest 

of New Smyrna Beach. Explore the 

flora and fauna of Beck Ranch, a working cattle 

ranch turned 25-acre park. Search for wildlife 

among the cypress and oak trees at the 150-acre 

Hickory Bluff Preserve, which overlooks the 

St. Johns River. Visit a multipurpose trail like 

the East Central Regional Rail Trail, which runs 

through Osteen from Edgewater. Then enjoy 

Osteen’s old-school feeling with all-day comfort 

food at the Osteen Diner, which serves dishes 

like “Mom’s Breakfast” and good old-fashioned 

pot roast. 


Lodging 

Stay 

Inn Style 

IN NEW SMYRNA BEACH, there are 

as many different styles of lodging as there 

are varieties of birds skimming our shores. 

From whimsically appointed, colorful and 

eclectic, low-slung beach cottages just 

steps from the sand, to lofty, sleek, bright, 

modern oceanfront condos with picture 

windows overlooking the shimmering ocean 

horizon, to laid-back, rustic fish camps 

near the famous saltwater flats, to high-end 

luxury private homes with saltwater pools 

enshrouded in verdant dunes, there’s 

something to suit every style, personality, 

and budget. Mother Nature herself set the 

perfect stage, and we took it from there. 

Now it’s up to you to choose your ideal 

coastal getaway. We’ve got you covered. 


R O O M 

W I T H A 

VIEW 

Bring the family 

and rent a 

spacious home 

through Florida 

Vacay Rentals. 


Stay 

How do you 

embrace the coast? 

LET’S START INLAND, just west of the intracoastal 

waterway, on the Spanish-style balconies 

of the romantic Black Dolphin Inn, 

shaded by cypress and palms, mimosas in 

hand. A lush, subtropical garden courtyard 

envelopes you as you watch the sun rise over the 

Indian River where dolphins surface and feed along 

its banks. Just, up the street, guests at the Victoria 

1883 are taking in a similarly peaceful view from the 

wrap around porches at New Smyrna Beach’s newest 

Bed & Breakfast and event venue that is also the 

oldest home in New Smyrna Beach. 


INN STYLE 

Fall in love again 

in the romantic 

luxury of the Black 

Dolphin Inn. 


Stay 

NEW SMYRNA BEACH 

Bed & Breakfasts 

Anchor Inn 

312 Washington Street, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-428-3499 / 

anchorinnbnb.com 

A homey, ocean-themed bedand-breakfast 

in a Craftsman 

bungalow, with six colorful guestrooms 

with private baths. Located 

in the Historic District of New 

Smyrna Beach. 

Black Dolphin Inn 

916 S. Riverside Drive, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-410-4868 / 

blackdolphininn.com 

Enjoy the easy flow of sultry air 

and stylish hospitality through 

mid-century modern interiors, 

courtyards, and a dock. Located 

on the Indian River, close to the 

Historic District. Once again earning 

TripAdvisor's B&B of the Year. 

Inn on the Avenue 

309 Flagler Avenue, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-693-4808 / 

innontheave.com 

This old French country–style cottage, 

containing seven charming 

rooms, is a wonderful choice for 

visitors who want 

to stay near the beach, the 

ocean, shopping, nightly entertainment, 

fine dining, 

fishing, and more. 

Night Swan Intracoastal 

Bed & Breakfast 


Smyrna Beach / 386-423-4940 / 

nightswan.com 

A charming and historic B&B that 

rests in one of the most beautiful 

locations in NSB. 

Victoria 1883 

532 Riverside Drive, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-478-6009 / 

victoria1883.com 

This bed & breakfast and wedding 

venue offers more than lodging or 

an event space but a full experience. 

At Victoria, everyone should 

celebrate meaningful moments 

which become unforgettable, 

lasting memories. 

Condos 

Atlantic Plaza, Rentals 

by Ruby Management Inc. 

425 S. Atlantic Avenue, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-427-4636 / 

atlanticplaza.net 

A unique 22-unit, family-oriented 

vacation condominium within 

walking distance of Flagler 

Avenue—the epicenter of the 

beach side, with restaurants, bars, 

surf shops, and quaint boutiques. 

Bahamian Club 


Smyrna Beach / 386-423-8957 / 

bahamianclub.com 

Enjoy a slice of paradise at the 

Bahamian Club, which offers a 

heated community pool, a cabana, 

two shuffleboard courts, and a 

tennis and pickleball court. 


Spacious Suites • Complimentary Wi-Fi • 24-Hour Market 

Meeting & Banquet Space • Outdoor Pool • Oceanfront 

Complimentary Hot Breakfast • Starbucks Coffee 

Barefoot Bar & Cafe 

512 Flagler Ave 

New Smyrna Beach, FL 32169 

P: 386.427.0512 

marriott.com/dabsh 

Castle Reef 


Smyrna Beach / 386-427-5252 / 

castlereefrentals.com 

Located directly on the ocean, 

these units offer panoramic 

oceanfront and ocean-view 

accommodations. 

Coastal Waters 


Smyrna Beach / 386-277-6118 / 

coastalwaters.life 

A privately owned condominium 

hotel that offers clean and 

family-friendly vacation rentals. 

Hotel rooms plus one- and twobedroom 

condo suites give guests 

a variety of accommodations to 

choose from. 

Coconut Palms I 


Smyrna Beach / 386-424-3600 / 

coconutpalms.org 

Reminiscent of Old Florida with 

its tile floors, metal roofs, and 

elegant appointments, Coconut 

Palms Beach Resort is situated 

oceanfront in tranquil NSB.

Coconut Palms II 


Smyrna Beach / 386-428-1874 / 

coconutpalmsbeachresort.com 

A welcome respite with its 

unob structed views of the 

Atlantic Ocean, white-sand 

beaches, and Old Florida 

beach-haven atmosphere. 

Coronado Del Mar 


Smyrna Beach / 386-428-2970 / 

greatoceancondos.com/ 

rental-search/complexes/ 

coronadodelmar.com 

This small complex has only 24 

two-bedroom, two-and-a-halfbath 

units. Each condo comes with a 

fully equipped kitchen and private 

balcony. There’s a seasonally heated 

oceanfront pool and a poolside 

grilling area for outdoor meals. 

Coronado Towers 

705 N. Atlantic Avenue, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-428-5641 / 

coronadotowers.com 

All units are directly oceanfront. 

The complex is located within 

walking distance of Flagler 

Avenue, so you can expand your 

vacation beyond the beach. 

Hacienda del Sol I 


Smyrna Beach / 386-427-1310 / 

haciendadelsol1.com 

One-, two-, and three-bedroom 

condominiums. Whether oceanfront 

or ocean-view, all have 

central air/heat and provide clean, 

comfortable accommodations. 

Hacienda del Sol II 


Smyrna Beach / 800-889-2437 / 

hds2.com 

One-, two-, and three-bedroom 

condominiums. Whether oceanfront 

or ocean-view, all have 

central air/heat and provide clean, 

comfortable accommodations. 

Holiday Cove North 


Smyrna Beach / 386-428-6632 / 

holidaycovenorth.com 

Fully furnished and equipped 

two-bedroom condos for weekly, 

monthly, or seasonal rental. Walk 

out the door and you’re only steps 

from the beach or three short 

blocks from Flagler Avenue, the 

center of the town’s activity. 

Holiday Cove South 

1111 Hill Street, New Smyrna Beach / 

386-428-5710 / 

holidaycovesouth.net 

A lovely, well-maintained 42-unit 

complex right on the ßAtlantic 

Ocean. Although close to shopping, 

it also provides a quiet and 

serene atmosphere. 

The luxury of being 

in the middle of it all. 

THE CORONADO BEACH BRIDGE spills you onto Flagler Avenue, the barrier island’s dining, shopping, 

and entertainment heartbeat, flanked by the colorful, double-stacked porches of the Key West-style 

Inn on the Avenue Bed & Breakfast, where you can breathe in the aromas of sizzling hot griddled 

pancakes, bananas foster, and sausage gravy wafting out of the kitchen. The avenue connects to a 

beachfront park and boardwalk, steps from the spacious suites of the four-story Springhill Suites by 

Marriott where a live pianist entertains guests in the sophisticated lobby bar artfully illuminated by 

pendants reminiscent of glowing jellyfish. 


Stay 

Islander Beach Resort 


Smyrna Beach / 800-831-1719 / 

islanderbeachresort.com 

This oceanfront location offers 

gorgeous sunrises and secure 

beach access. Resort amenities 

include a large heated pool, a 

kiddie pool, adult and family spas, 

a game room, a toddler play area, 

and exercise facilities. 

The Moontide 

Condominium 


Smyrna Beach / 386-428-5691 / 

themoontide.com 

It’s easy to see why so many 

guests return year after year: a 

prime beachfront location with 

unrivaled views. 

Ocean Club North 

4821 Saxon Drive, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-428-2861 / 

oceanclubnorthrentals.com 

Quiet, relaxed seaside resort 

located right beside the white sand 

and sparkling water of the Atlantic. 

The Pelican 


Smyrna Beach / 386-427-7688 / 

thepelican.com 

Start a family tradition in beautiful 

one-, two-, and three-bedroom 

oceanfront condominiums. 

Point East Condo 


Smyrna Beach / 386-427-3894 / 

pointeastrentals.com 

Close to the ocean and to town, 

Point East units are clean, comfortable, 

and affordable. 

The Sandpiper 


Smyrna Beach / 386-424-6000 / 

thesandpiper.net 

Completely renovated, the 

Sandpiper is New Smyrna’s premier 

luxury oceanfront resort. 

Sea Coast 

Condominiums 


Smyrna Beach / 386-428-9044 / 

seacoastcondominium.com 

Seaside condos steps from the 

beach, with a heated pool, shuffleboard 

courts, and a clubhouse. 

Seascape Towers 


Smyrna Beach / 386-423-2305 / 

seascapetowers.com 

All units are oceanfront and 

have a washer/dryer and a fully 

equipped kitchen. 

Shore Villas 


Smyrna Beach / 386-427-2135 / 

shorevillasfl.com 

A small, 32-unit community offering 

a quaint and quiet vacation destination 

for your family. 

Smyrna Beach Club 


Smyrna Beach / 386-689-8670 / 

smyrnabeachclub.com 

The choice for luxury oceanfront 

accommodations and incredible 

balcony views. 

Sunisands Beach Club 

1901 Hill Street, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-424-3600 / 

visitnsbonthebeach.com 

A quaint, seven-unit timeshare 

resort set on the glistening shores 

of New Smyrna Beach. 

Watermark 

Condominium 


Smyrna Beach / 386-428-3793 / 

watermarkbeachcondo.com 

Watermark is a favored vacation 

destination due to its beachfront 

access, stunning all-oceanfront 

views, and fun neighborhood. 

Win-San Condominiums 


Smyrna Beach / 386-427-7085 / 

win-san.com 

In the heart of New Smyrna 

Beach, Win-San’s beach condos 

are the ideal vacation spot. 

Hotels/Inns 

Best Western New 

Smyrna Hotel & Suites 


Smyrna Beach / 386-426-0020 / 

bestwestern.com 

Situated on the Atlantic Ocean, 

the hotel offers rooms with balconies 

that provide breathtaking 

views of New Smyrna Beach. 

At the Best Western, all suites are 

ocean view. 

Buena Vista Inn 

500 N. Causeway, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-428-5565 / 

buenavistainn.com 

The Buena Vista Inn is a centrally 

located and tranquil vacation 

inn. It’s near the river and Flagler 

Avenue, blocks from the ocean, and 

near shops, restaurants, and pubs. 

This inn is Pet-friendly. 

Hampton Inn 


Beach / 386-898-9444 / 

hamptoninn3.hilton.com 

Modern hotel with easy access 

to outdoor recreation, shops, 

marinas, restaurants, and a 

thriving arts district. This Hotel 

is Pet-friendly. 

Holiday Inn Express 

(coming soon) 

State Road 44 just west of I-95, 

New Smyrna Beach / 

hiexpress.com 


Right on the beach, 

just right for the whole family. 

AMENITIES INCLUDE: 

Elevator 

Oceanfront 

Private Balconies 

Private Beach Access 

24 Hr. Surveillance 

Family-Friendly 

Eco-Friendly 

Wake up and watch the sunrise over the ocean from your private balcony. Then, 

take a stroll along the beach or soak up the sun from the pool deck overlooking 

the beach. You’ll be right on the ocean in the heart of the “beachside” of New Smyrna 

Beach, Florida, just two short blocks from Flagler Avenue, where you’ll find all the 

beachside restaurants, bars, quaint boutiques, and shops to explore. With private 

bedrooms, a living room, and a full kitchen – combined with all the comforts 

of a boutique hotel, it’s no wonder we’re ranked #1 by our guests on TripAdvisor. 

Atlantic Plaza Rentals 

by Ruby Management, Inc 

425 South Atlantic Ave., New Smyrna Beach, FL 32169 

386.427.4636 | AtlanticPlaza.net | atlanticplaza@cfl.rr.com 

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Stay 

Hyatt Place 

(coming soon) 

429 E. 3rd Avenue, New Smyrna 

Beach / hyatt.com/brands/ 

hyatt-place 

Ocean Eleven Suites 

1708 S. Atlantic Ave., New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-402-6347 / 

oceanelevensuites.com/ 

Ocean Eleven Suites is a privately 

owned and family run collection 

with fully updated, modern suites; 

each with a full kitchen, living area, 

and bathroom. With 11 suite-style 

rooms, a pool and barbecue area, 

and access to one of Florida’s 

most beautiful beaches just 200ft 

from our doorstep, these boutique 

suites are nothing short of a beach 

goers paradise. 

The Riverview 

Hotel and Spa 


Beach / 386-428-5858 / 

riverviewhotel.com 

First opened in 1885, this classic 

Victorian boutique hotel with just 

18 luxurious rooms and suites 

exudes history, charm, and an 

“Old Florida” atmosphere—while 

delivering the modern services 

and amenities its sophisticated 

guests expect. 

The Salty Mermaid Hotel 

301 Buenos Aires Street, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-847-8909 / 

saltymermaidnsb.com 

A unique Atlantic coast boutique 

inn, offering upscale amenities 

steps from Flagler Avenue. 

Sea Horse Inn 


Beach / 386-428-8081 / 

seahorseinnflorida.com 

Enjoy quiet relaxation and walk 

to unique shops, fine restaurants, 

and fun pubs. 

SpringHill Suites 

by Marriott 


Beach / 386-427-0512 / 

marriott.com/hotels/travel/ 

dabsh-springhill-suites-newsmyrna-beach 

Feel welcomed in style and 

release your worries: The spacious 

suites and vibrant spaces 

are perfect for working, playing, 

or relaxing. Enjoy the oceanfront 

pool and fitness center. 

Happy 

TRAVELS. 

E X P L O R E N E W S M Y R N A B E A C H 

E X P L O R E N E W S M Y R N A B E A C H 

Our hotel boasts spacious guestrooms, open spaces to gather, meet & eat, a banquet and 

meeting room, and a heated outdoor pool—breakfast and wi-fi are on us! We are steps 

away from many locally-owned restaurants and unique shops, making us the ideal place to 

stay in New Smyrna Beach! 

HAMPTON INN NEW SMYRNA BEACH 

214 Flagler Avenue New Smyrna Beach, FL 32169 | 386.898.9444 | newsmyrnabeach.hamptoninn.com

Guests love 

our condos 

Owners love 

our results 

Call 321.221.7611 for a personalized booking experience 

or to inquire about our management services 

www.FloridaVacayRentals.com 321.221.7611 Info@FloridaVacayRentals.com 

PORT ORANGE 

Country Inn and Suites 

5802 Journey’s End Way, Port 

Orange / 386-760-0101 / 

radissonhotelsamericas.com/ 

en-us/hotels/country-inn-portorange-fl 

An ideal home base for your 

beach vacation. 

Holiday Inn Express 

1630 Taylor Road, Port Orange 

(Coming soon) 

La Quinta Inn and Suites 

1791 Dunlawton, Port Orange / 

386-756-3440 / 

laquintaportorangedaytona.com 

Great amenities for every type of 

traveler. Spacious rooms, friendly 

staff, and personalized attention. 

EDGEWATER 

Best Western 

Edgewater Inn 

1730 S. Ridgewood Avenue, 

Edgewater / 386-427-7101 / 

bestwestern.com/edgewaterinn 

Situated south of New Smyrna 

Beach on the north end of 

Mosquito Lagoon. The Best 

Western Edgewater Inn is centrally 

located, offering easy access 

to the best attractions and destinations 

Florida has to offer. 


Motels 

Ocean Air Motel 

1161 N. Dixie Freeway, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-428-5748 / 

ocean-airmotel.com 

Relax by the pool or sit under the 

umbrellas and trees on the spacious 

front lawn. 

Sea Vista Resort 


Smyrna Beach / 386-428-2210 / 

seavistaresort.com 

Oceanfront motel with a tiki bar 

and restaurant. Standard rooms, 

full-kitchen efficiencies, studios, 

and one-bedroom units. 

EDGEWATER 

All-Suite Motel 

335 N. Ridgewood Avenue, 

Edgewater / 386-427-0400 / 

all-suitemotel.com 

This all-suite motel offers fully 

furnished one-bedroom suites 

with kitchens at motel rates. 


Stay 

Carter’s Motel 

and Mobile Village 


Edgewater / 386-428-8916 / 

carters-motel.com 

A nice, clean motel in Edgewater, 

located off U.S. 1. 

RV & Campgrounds 

Gold Rock Campground 

& RV Park 

803 Old Mission Road, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-424-7332 / 

goldrockrvpark.com 

For people who like to camp. 

Pets, tents, RVs, and backpackers 

welcome; amenities available. 

New Smyrna Beach RV 

Park and Campground 


Smyrna Beach / 386-427-3581 / 

beachcamp.net 

More than 200 campsites, located 

just 15 minutes south of Daytona 

Beach in New Smyrna Beach. 

Sugar Mill Ruins 

Travel Park 


Smyrna Beach / 386-427-2284 / 

sugarmillruinsrvpark.com 

Reserve an RV site or a cabin and 

enjoy a wide range of outdoor 

games and planned activities. 

PORT ORANGE 

Daytona’s Endless 

Summer Campground 

3520 S. Nova Road, 

Port Orange / 386-767-9170 / 

endlesssummercampground.com 

Electric hookups, campsites, a 

pool, a playground, and a spacious 

recreation hall. 

Nova Family 

Campground 

1190 Herbert Street, Port Orange / 

386-767-0095 / novacamp.com 

Spacious, shaded sites able to 

accommodate double slide-outs; 

easy-access pull-thru sites. 

Rose Bay Travel Park 

5200 Nova Road, Port Orange / 

386-767-4308 / facebook.com/ 

pages/Rose-Bay-Travel-Park/ 

208754942566696 

Whether you’re looking to explore 

the nearby area, take in the local 

attractions, or relax poolside, 

there’s something for everyone. 

OAK HILL 

Indian Mound RV 

and Fish Camp 

295 Indian Creek Road, Oak Hill / 

386-345-9845 / 

indianmoundcamping.com 

An ideal spot for the dedicated 

fisherman and those who love 

water and wildlife. A family-run 

facility located on the narrowest 

part of the Intracoastal Waterway 

in Oak Hill. 

www.victoria1883.com 

Introducing Victoria, the new epicenter 

in Central Florida. 

Historic B&B 

and Venue 

Our bed & breakfast and venue offers more than lodging or 

an event space but a full experience. Explore expansive 

gardens, individually themed rooms and suites, artful gathering 

spaces, and a hidden speakeasy to imagine more to 

your stay or event than you thought possible. 

At Victoria, we believe everyone should celebrate meaningful 

moments which become unforgettable, lasting memories. 

Contact us to help you get started. 

22 THE OFFICIAL 2018 VISITORS GUIDE 

contact: (386)478-6009 

hello@victoria1883.com 

532 north riverside drive 

new smyrna beach, fl 32168

Tr opical 

laid-back 

charm awaits. 

DUE SOUTH SITS the diminutive 

silhouette of The Salty Mermaid 

Hotel. This ultra-chill boutique hotel 

boasts five ample, fully renovated 

rooms, each assigned their very 

own beach-facing umbrella-shaded 

cabanas on sandstone patios. If 

sangria by a poolside tiki hut is your 

thing, followed by pingpong, then 

a snooze on a secluded hammock, 

the sprawling Coconut Palms Beach 

Resort II has your ticket. 

Jackson Hole 

RV Fish Camp 

457 River Road, Oak Hill / 

386-345-1652 / 

jacksonholervfishcamp 

.weebly.com 

Located on the Intracoastal 

Waterway, across from marker 

#7, north of Titusville and south of 

New Smyrna, off U.S. 1. 

Lopez RV Park & Marina 


386-345-3211 / visitnsbfl.com / 

stay/lopez-rv-park-and-marina 

This RV park and marina is located 

directly south of New Smyrna 

Beach, just off U.S. 1. 

Lathrom’s Landing 

RV Park & Fish Camp 

311 River Road / 359 River Road 

Oak Hill / 386-210-4370 / 

lathromslandingrvpark.com 

This two-unit fish camp is set on 

the Intracoastal Waterway and 

features private docks. 

Mosquito Lagoon 

RV Park 

403 E. Halifax Avenue, Oak Hill / 

321-213-4973 / 

mosquitolagoonrvpark.com 

A campground with cabin rentals 

in Oak Hill, on the banks of 

the Mosquito Lagoon. 

Riverwood Park 

Campground 

298 H.H. Burch Road, Oak Hill / 

866-345-3922 / 

riverwoodpark.com 

Located on the beautiful 

Intracoastal Waterway, on the 

Indian River. It’s directly in front 

of Bissette Bay and one mile from 

Mosquito Lagoon. 


Stay 


Property 

Management 

Companies 

Florida Vacay Rentals 

5301 S. Atlantic Avenue, 


321-227-7611 / 

floridavacayrentals.com 

Fun Coast Rentals 

101 N Pine Street, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-334-3275 / 

funcoastrentals.com 

Grace Realty 


Beach / 407-256-5523 / 

grace-realty.com 

Granstrom Real Estate 


Smyrna Beach / 386-427-5953 / 

granstrom.net 

Great Ocean Condos 

and Homes 

807B Florida A1A, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-478-7863 / 

greatoceancondos.com 

Island Properties 

of NSB 

4389 Saxon Drive, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-424-1413 

Keyes Property 

Management 


Smyrna Beach / 386-423-0778 / 

keyesvacationrentals.com 

NSB Homes Luxury 

Group 

318 Palmetto Street, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-427-0439 / 

nsbhomes.com 

NSB Vacation Home 

110 N Cooper St, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-473-1289 / 

NSBVacationHome.com 

Ocean Properties 

Vacation Rentals, Inc. 


Smyrna Beach / 386-428-0513 / 

oceanprops.com 

Ruby Management 


Smyrna Beach / 386-427-4636 / 

rubyrealestate.net 

Sentry Management Inc. 


Smyrna Beach / 386-423-7796 / 

sentrymgt.com 

South Beach 

Resort Properties 

224 Flagler Ave, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-689-0160 / 

southbeachresortproperties.com 

Teeming 

Vacation Rentals 

386-957-9615 / newsmyrnabeach 

flvacationrentals.com 

Watson Realty Corp 

1504 South Atlantic Avenue, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-428-7355 / 

watsonrealtycorp.com/newsmyrna-beach 

For a full list of accomodations 

please visit visitnsbfl.com/stay, 

or scan the QR code 


Need help 

deciding? 

YOU CAN ALWAYS turn to Ocean Properties Vacation 

Rentals, Inc. for its plethora of vacation rentals, from 

oceanfront town homes with walls of pecky cypress 

and smooth Spanish tile underfoot, to a quaint Florida 

cottage with its own glassed-in pool, or a serene 

riverfront condo where you can play shuffleboard on the 

lighted court as the evening temperatures cool. Great Ocean 

Condos and Homes expertly manages over fifty resort 

complexes, from the north end of New Smyrna’s thirteen miles 

of powdery white beaches to its less crowded southern end 

where the barrier island tapers into the wilder Canaveral 

National Seashore. They can help position you nearer to 

deep-sea fishing outlets or to the jetties for legendary surfing 

action, they can nestle you into a penthouse condo for elevated 

ocean hypnosis, or they can hook you up with a beach house 

whose rooftop balcony offers stunning 360 views. 

Wherever you choose to lay your head, chances are you’ll want to 

stay with us a little longer, and yes, that can certainly be arranged. 

NATURAL FUN. 

Let the dolphins 

show you how to 

enjoy life as they 

swim our blueways. 


Taste 

Food & Drinks 

Taste 

Savor the 

moments 

SITUATED ALONG FLORIDA’S A1A, 

New Smyrna is known for its beautiful beaches 

and surf spots, but the food scene here goes 

far beyond typical beach bars and national 

chains. Whether you’re downtown or in one of 

the surrounding towns that make up the greater 

New Smyrna Beach area, there are dozens of 

area restaurants that whip sustainably-grown 

local produce and fresh-caught seafood into 

five-star dishes that stand the test of time. 


THE SPICE 

OF LIFE 

Try a blackened 

seafood platter 

on the water at 

JB’s Fish Camp. 


Taste 

Hidden 

gems. 

ALONG THE MAIN DRAG of New Smyrna Beach’s Flagler Avenue sits a hidden oasis. 

A narrow, palm-lined path opens up to the eclectic outdoor eatery Third Wave Cafe. 

Take a cue from the octopus décor and order the Galician pulpo—roasted, drizzled 

with a sweet chile glaze, and served over stewed garbanzo beans and whipped 

potatoes. Nearby at The Avanu, it’s all about Polynesian inspired dishes from delicious poke 

and shellfish, to beef, pork and chicken. 


RECIPE 

ZUCCHINI BREAD 

Ingredients 

• Zucchini* 

• Canola Oil 

• Sugar 

• Eggs 

• Flour 

• Baking Powder 

• Baking Soda 

• Salt 

• Ground Cinnamon 

• Ground Nutmeg 

• Ground Clove 

3 cups 

1.5 cups 

4 cups 

6 ea 

4.75 cups 

1.5 tsp 

1.5 tsp 

1.5 tsp 

1.5 tsp 

1.5 tsp 

1.5 tsp 

Directions 

• Begin by preheating the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. 

Grate the zucchini using either a box cheese grater 

on the thickest part or using a food processor with a 

grating attachment. 

• Combine on low speed with the oil,sugar, and eggs in the 

bowl of a small stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment. 

• While the wet portion is mixing, measure out the 

dry ingredients. 

• Sift the flour, baking powder and baking soda together 

before adding the spices.Add the dry ingredients to the 

wet ingredients and mix on medium low speed for 2-3 

minutes or until everything is thoroughly combined. 

• This recipe will yield 2 8x10 glass pyrex dishes or 

1 hotel pan. Spray the dish with non stick cooking spray, 

and line it with parchment paper, all the way to the top. 

• Pour batter into prepared dishes, and bake for approximately 

35 minutes.Once the time has elapsed, test the doneness by 

inserting a skewer, toothpick, or cake tester into the center. 

• If there is nothing left on the tester,the bread is done. 

Otherwise add 3-5 minutes, testing again afterwards. 

• If you are feeling adventurous, making a simple whipped 

butter to accompany the bread is the way to go. 

• Just whip a pound of butter in a stand mixer fitted 

with a paddle. 

• Add local honey*, brown sugar, and cinnamon to taste. 

Whip until light and fluffy. 

Dennis Dolbow 


Taste 

Laid-back local 

favorites. 

FOR A REFRESHING START to the day, head to Go Juice for acai bowls, fresh-pressed 

juices, and fruit-and-veggie-stocked smoothies that’ll fuel you for the day to come. On 

revitalized Canal Street nearby, there’s Yellow Dog Eats for gourmet sandwiches like the 

Johnny Rocket with honey mesquite turkey, raspberry melba, cherry peppers, brie, and 

Cointreau mayo. Or head to the upscale General Public House for a farm to table experience focused 

on local Florida ingredients. 

If watersports are on the agenda, head to the south end of New Smyrna Beach to the unassuming 

JB’s Fish Camp. There, you can order up a cajun-style seafood platter (don’t miss the blackened 

gator) while enjoying views from the dock, then rent a kayak or paddle board and hit the water yourself. 

They’re also one of many New Smyrna-area restaurants with a catch-to-cook program—bring in your 

fresh fish and they’ll blacken, fry, or broil it to your preference and serve it up with fries and slaw. 


DRINK RECIPE 

CLUTCH YOUR PEARLS 

A CLASSIC 

SUMMERTIME 

COCKTAIL 

Courtesy of 

The Avanu on 

Flagler 

Ingredients 

2 oz. Blanco Tequila 

1 oz. Mezcal 

1 oz. Mango Juice 

1/2 oz. Pearl Syrup 

1/2 oz. Fresh Lime Juice 

4 dashes of Chili Bitters 

Top with Mango Bobo Beads 


Taste 


American 

A.M. Café 

1966 SR44, New Smyrna Beach / 

386-444-65621 / 

facebook.com/amcafensb 

A 50’s nostalgia themed Breakfast 

and Lunch restaurant. Serves 

breakfast and lunch daily from 

7am-2pm. 

The Baker’s Table 


Smyrna Beach / 386-423-6656 / 

thebakerstablensb.com 

Husband and wife chefs Jaime 

and Jeanette Quintana serve up 

fresh cuisine in a comfortable 

environment. 

Beacon Restaurant 


Beach / 386-428-8332 / 

beaconnsb.com 

The most popular signature dishes 

are the Beacon burger and the Jim 

Kelly salad. And the close 

proximity to the beach makes this 

a prime destination for residents 

and visitors alike. 

Big Joe’s Subs 

523 Canal Street, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-423-2244 

The perfect stop for some classic 

comfort food, from burgers to 

sandwiches. 

Bistro 424 

424 Luna Bella Lane, Suite 111, 


386-402-4657 / 

bistro424.com/ 

Located in the heart of Venetian 

Bay, the Chef updates the menu 

twice a year with Fall & Winter 

selections and new selections for 

Spring & Summer. 

Breakers 


Beach / 386-428-2019 / 

breakersnsb.com 

Customers are treated to 

sun-drenched views, ocean 

birds wading in the surf, and 

passersby on the beach. This 

creates a magnificent and 

relaxing atmosphere for dining 

on delicious meals or sipping 

cocktails. 

City Market Bistro 


Beach 386-402-4429 / 

citymarketbistronsb.com 

Situated in historical Canal 

Street, this restaurant is a classic 

American bistro with American, 

Italian, French and Spanish 

influences. 

C’s Waffles Beachside 


Smyrna Beach / 386-663-3915 / 

Located across the street from the 

beach, C’s makes for a great stop 

to fuel up for the day or to sit 

down for a delicious lunch. 

C’s Waffles Mainland 

1700 SR 44, New Smyrna Beach / 

386-410-6301 

Dig into a hearty breakfast, from 

waffles and pancakes to fluffy 

omelets. The lunch menu features 

fresh salads, burgers, wraps, 

melts, and more. 

Café Heavenly 


Beach / 386-427-7475 / 

cafeheavenly.com 

Known for serving more than 30 

fresh fruit and coffee smoothies, 

as well as exceptional espresso 

and lattes. You can also find 100 

percent Maine lobster rolls. 

CorkScrew Bar & Grille 


Beach / 386-957-3955 / 

corkscrewbarandgrille.com 

Offering guests a casual, fun 

dining experience in historic 

downtown NSB—featuring classic 

American comfort food (with 

Southern twists) and a carefully 

curated full bar. 

The Courtyard Grill 

307 Flagler Avenue, Suite 105, 


386-427-6666 / 

thecourtyardgrillnsb.com 

Offering guests a casual, fun 

dining experience in historic 

downtown NSB—featuring classic 

American comfort food (with 

Southern twists) and a carefully 

curated full bar. 

The General 

Public House 


Beach 386-402-7975 / 

generalpublichouse.com/ 

One of central florida’s top farm 

to table restaurants focused on 

providing exceptional southern 

cuisine made with local florida 

ingredients. 

The Grille at Riverview 


Beach / 386-428-1865 / 

thegrilleatriverview.com 

Discover the Grille at Riverview— 

simply great food in a spectacular 

waterfront setting, located in picturesque 

New Smyrna Beach. 

The Happy Deli 

424 Luna Bella Lane #128 / New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-410-3776 / 

thehappydeli.com 

A place for people to eat good 

food, relax, and have a good time! 

Their motto is: Eat well, smile 

often, be happy. 

Jason’s Corner 


Beach / 386-424-9878 / 

jasonscorner.com 

In historic downtown New 

Smyrna Beach, Jason’s Corner 

inhabits a charming building 

with a long history. 

Lil Dog Bar 


Beach / 646-220-0512 / 

lildogbar.com 

Neighborhood spot with outdoor 

patio to enjoy delicious NY-style 

hot dogs, beer, wine and more! 

Little Griddle on Canal 


Beach / 386-957-3413 / littlegriddle.com 

Serves tasty food in a nostalgic 

atmosphere for breakfast, lunch, 

brunch and dinner. 


Old-Florida favorites. 

PLENTY OF SPOTS ARE WORTH THE DRIVE OUT of New Smyrna Beach proper. Oak Hill is home to 

nine generations of the Goodrich family, who started Goodrich Seafood in the early 1900s. Now 

more than a century later, Goodrich Seafood & Oyster House is still an institution. It’s run by the 

Galbreath Restaurant Group but still serves up the same favorites—including Friday and 

Saturday’s all-you-can-eat fish and shrimp specials, fried frog leg baskets, and fried alligator 

tacos. Out in Osteen, the casual and homey Osteen Diner welcomes visitors with loaded burgers, 

classic breakfast platters, and meat-and-three style hot plates. 

Manzano’s 

Beachside Deli 

311 Flagler Avenue Suite 101, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-402-4981 / 

manzanonsb.com 

Since 2009, Manzano’s Beachside 

Deli has offered the finest Boar’s 

Head products, the freshest 

New York bread, and the best 

ingredients in every sandwich 

from the deli 

Pappas Drive In 


Smyrna Beach / 386-427-0633 / 

pappasdrivein.com 

Friendly staff, great daily specials, 

and amazing fried chicken. 

Ruthy’s Kozy Kitchen 

618 W. Canal Street, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-423-9656 / 

facebook.com/ruthyskozykitchen 

It’s a place where you’re greeted 

with a smile and met at the door 

with a cup of coffee and a 

newspaper. You’ll feel like you’re 

right at home—with a family touch 

and Southern hospitality. 

Toni and Joe’s Patio 

309 Buenos Aires Street, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-427-6850 / 

toniandjoespatio.com 

Laid-back outpost offering 

a spacious outdoor deck, 

with ocean views and frequent 

live music. 


Taste 

Uncle Chicken’s 

440 N Dixie Freeway, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-402-7439 / 

unclechickens.com/ 

A family operation that started from 

a food truck in 2014, now grown 

into brick n' mortar locations. With 

the intent to please everyone with 

quality, variety, good times, and 

excellent service. 

Asian 

AA Garden Fusion 


Beach / 386-410-4772 / 

aagardenfusion.com 

Authentic Vietnamese, Thai, 

Japanese, Korean, and Chinese 

dishes, plus vegetarian and 

seafood options, right on 

Flagler Avenue. 

Avanu on Flagler 

392 Flagler Ave, New Smyrna Beach 

/ 386-444-3880 / avanuonflagler. 

com 

A rooftop dining experience in New 

Smyrna Beach, serving modern 

Polynesian food and craft cocktails. 

NSB Yu-Mi Sushi 

and Sake Café 


Beach / 386-402-8855 / facebook. 

com/NSBYuMi 

A Japanese sushi restaurant 

and sake café. 

Yuki Sushi and Hibachi 

1964 SR 44, New Smyrna Beach/ 

386-847-8889 / 

yukisushihibachi.com/ 

Offers a wide array of authentic 

Japanese and Thai dishes. 

Barbecue 

Colt’s Pig Stand 

723 E. 3rd Avenue, New Smyrna Beach 

/ 386-287-5588 / 

coltspigstand.com/new-smyrna-beach 

BBQ from a place that prides itself 

on the best BBQ around. Try Colt’s 

for a taste of tradition. 


Sundown Smokehouse 

515 n Dixie Freeway, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-410-2100 / 

sundownsmokehouse.com 

A casual BBQ restaurant offering 

championship caliber smoked meats. 

Yellow Dog Eats 


Beach / 386-410-4824 / 

yellowdogeats.com 

All tasty Yellow Dog originals are 

conjured from the imaginative 

mind of chef Fish Morgan. 

Coffee Cafés, Wine 

Bars & Breweries 

Beachie Beans 


Beach / 386-410-3067 / 

facebook.com/beachiebeans 

A one-of-a-kind coffeehouse 

serving a variety of hot and 

cold beverages, such as lattes, 

cappuccinos, smoothies, and 

ice-cold beer. 

The Chalice 

317 N Orange Street, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-410-5078 / 

chaliceoffcanal.com 

A unique and relaxing atmosphere 

to enjoy friends, wine and tapas. 

Great venue with a huge back 

yard. 1920's themed wine bar! 

Cool Beans and More 

320 Jessamine Avenue, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-410-3779 / 

facebook.com/coolbeansNSB 

An Italian ice and coffee shop, 

located off Flagler Avenue in a 

beautiful courtyard. 

Crimson House 

Wine Bar NSB 

219 North Orange Street, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-402-4697 / 

crimsonhousensb.com 

Wine, Food, Beer & a Good Time! 

The Half Wall 

Restaurant & Brewery 


386-426-5350 / thehalfwall.com 

With a cozy atmosphere of brick 

and wood, the Half Wall is a 

comfortable neighborhood 

establishment. It’s a place to enjoy 

great beer and good times. 

Island Roasters 

Coffee Co. 


Beach / 386-847-2920 / 

islandroasterscoffeecompany.com 

Located on the North Causeway 

in quaint New Smyrna Beach. 

Offering freshly roasted organic 

fair-trade coffees and delicious 

deli items. 

Mon Delice 

French Bakery 


Beach / 386-427-6555 / 

mondelicebakery.net 

Mon Delice has been serving 

authentic French fare to visitors 

and locals since 1976. 

New Smyrna Beach 

Brewing Co. 


Beach / 386-957-3802 / 

newsmyrnabeachbrewery.com 

This microbrewery and taproom 

founded by a group of locals has 

quickly become a local favorite. 

SoNapa Grille 


Smyrna Beach / 386-402-8647 / 

sonapa.com 

Inspired by Sonoma County 

and Napa Valley, this restaurant 

signifies passion and enriched 

experiences. 

Sugar Works Distillery 

214 N. Orange Street, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-463-0120 / 

sugarworksdistillery.com 

New Smyrna Beach’s first local 

rum distillery. 

Third Wave Cafe 

& Wine Bar 


Beach / 386-402-7864 / 

thirdwavensb.com 

With an enchanting garden patio, 

Third Wave Cafe is a welcoming 

spot to relax—right on Flagler 

Avenue. 

Hawaiian 

Da Kine Poke 


Beach / 386-444-6264 / 

dakinepoke.com 

Da Kine Poke started as a food truck 

in April 2016, when founders Pete 

Downing and Aaron Smith realized 

the lack of poke in Central Florida. 

Since then it has grown into two 

brick-and-mortar shops, with more 

on the way. 

Stoked Poke 


Beach / 386-295-3203 / 

stoked-poke.com 

Specialize in authentic fresh poke 

bowls, fresh acai bowls, and a 

plethora of other fresh healthy eats! 

Italian/Pizza 

Alberto’s NSB 

1851 SR-44, New Smyrna Beach / 

386-444-3022 / albertosnsb.com 

Family-friendly Italian restaurant 

and pizzeria. 

Baci Pizzeria Ristorante 

830 N. Dixie Freeway, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-410-5801 / baci-pizzarestaurant.business.site 

Authentic wood-fired pizza and signature 

salads. 

Bello Valentino’s 

2392 N. Dixie Freeway, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-427-1462 / 

facebook.com/BelloValentinos 

NewSmyrnaBeachFlorida 

Fine Italian cuisine made with 

the freshest ingredients— 

specializing in seafood, pasta, steak, 

and homemade desserts. 

Caffé Vesuvio’s 

701 E 3rd Avenue, New Smyrna 

Beach/ 386-444-3510 

caffevesuviomenu.com 

Artisan Kitchen, full service Italian 

Restaurant & pizzeria offering dine 

in, takeout and delivery. 


Taste 

Ciao Bella 

103 South Pine Street, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-410-5001 / 

ciaobellanewsmyrna.com 

Fine Dining Bistro & Martini Bar. 

D’Amore’s Ristorante 


Beach / 386-428-4022/ 

damoresnsb.com 

A scratch kitchen dining experience 

serving the finest ingredients 

in traditional family recipes featuring 

distinctive seafood, pasta 

and much more. 

Flagler Avenue 

Pizza Company 


Beach / 386-410-3977 / 

flagleravenuepizza.com 

Delicious New York–style pizza 

made with only the freshest, 

highest-quality ingredients. 

The Garlic 


Beach / 386-424-6660 / 

thegarlic.net 

A local landmark. Dine outdoors 

under palm trees and towering 

oaks—or in a cozy room filled with 

Italian ceramics. 

Limoncello South 


Beach / 386-444-3716 / 

limoncellosouth.com 

Authentic Italian foods made by real 

Italian chefs with fresh ingredients. 

Panheads Pizzeria 

113 S. Orange Street, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-428-8738 / 

panheadspizzeria.com/ 

A family-owned restaurant 

serving homemade pizzas made 

with the freshest ingredients. 


Satisfy your 

cravings. 

PORT ORANGE HAS ITS FAIR SHARE 

of options, including Giuseppe’s 

Steel City Pizza for hand-tossed 

pies and smothered fries. Come 

extra hungry and try the 

Pittsburgher food challenge—a 

sandwich piled high with meats 

and cheeses, ten wings, and a 

slice of cheesecake, all in under 

thirty minutes. For a dining 

experience that is sure to please 

the entire family look no further 

than Fysh Bar & Grill, which 

serves up a mix of authentic 

American, Japanese, and Italian 

Cuisine. It has 4 separate kitchens, 

2 full bars including a 7,000 

square foot rooftop, daily live 

entertainment, and an authentic 

modernized gelato station. 

Perfecto Pizza 


Beach / 386-402-8078 / 

perfectopizzansb.com 

If you are looking for the real taste 

of pizza, you will find it at 

Perfecto. 

Prima Pizza Cucina 

112 Sams Avenue, 


386-847-8556 / primansb.com 

Choose from a selection of unique 

pizzas in a cozy setting. 

Stavro’s Pizza 


Smyrna Beach / 386-428-5474 / 

stavrospizzanewsmyrna.com 

Home of the world-famous Greek 

salad. Pizza dough made fresh. 

Tiano’s Italian 

Restaurant 

1000 Wayne Avenue, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-428-0330 / 

tianosnsb.com 

Large selection of pizzas, hot and 

cold dinners, pasta dishes, salads, 

appetizers, and seafood. 

Touch of Italy 


Smyrna Beach / 386-423-8956 / 

italianrestaurantnewsmyrna 

beach.com 

Family-friendly restaurant 

serving authentic Italian food. 

Latin 

Café Verde 


Beach / 386-957-3958 / 

cafeverdensb.com 

Fresh, authentic dishes with a 

gourmet flair. 

Wake Up Café 


Beach / 386-410-4719 / 

wakeupcafensb.com 

International flavors blend 

seamlessly on this eclectic menu. 

Wake Up Café North 

306 N Causeway, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-410-5102 / 

wakeupcafensb.com 

Authentic Spanish- and 

Argentine-style breakfast dishes 

and sandwiches. 

Mexican 

Azteca D’Oro 


386-427-5550 / aztecadoro.com/ 

locations/new-smyrna 

Authentic Mexican fare, including 

Mexican salads, soups, burritos, 

enchiladas, fajitas, and a 

little-amigo menu. 


Taste 

Clancy’s Cantina 


Beach / 386-428-4500 / 

clancyscantina.com 

Serving fresh, authentic Tex-Mex 

on Flagler Avenue—just as they 

have for three generations. 

La Fiesta 


Beach / 386-402-4422 / 

eatlafiesta.com 

Serving fresh, authentic Tex-Mex 

on Flagler Avenue—just as they 

have for three generations. 

Mi Mexico 


Smyrna Beach / 386-478-0122 / 

mimexiconsb.com 

Authentic Mexican fare served by 

a courteous staff. The chips and 

salsa are excellent. 

The Taco Shack 


Smyrna Beach / 386-428-9882 / 

thetacoshack.net 

Family-owned, Mexican 

restaurant with great quality 

food at a great price. 

La Terrazza 

1414 South Atlantic Avenue, New 

Smyrna Beach/ 386-957-4746 

laterrazansb.com 

La Terraza is a lively restaurant & 

bar serving authentic Mexican cuisine 

using the best ingredients. 

Tin and Taco 

102 S. Cooper Street, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-402-7388 / 

tinandtaco.com 

Trendy casual tacos and craft beer 

spot known for its creative spin on 

Mexican street fare and an extensive, 

hand-picked craft beer selection 

Steak & Seafood 

Blackbeard’s Inn 


Smyrna Beach / 386-427-0414 / 

blackbeardsinn.com 

A local favorite for more than 30 

years! Enjoy fresh fine seafood 

and steak dishes. 

Boston’s Fish House 


Smyrna Beach / 386-424-0757 / 

bostonsfishhousensb.com 

New England seafood at its best. 

Fried clams and more! 

Crabby’s Bar & Grill NSB 


Smyrna Beach / 386-675-1900 / 

crabbysnsb.com 

Offering oceanfront dining, live 

music, fresh local seafood, mainland 

market menu, and handcrafted signature 

cocktails. 

Ch ee r s! 

WHETHER IT’S BRUNCH 

COCKTAILS, happy hour, or a 

nightcap, there’s no shortage 

of places to get a great drink 

in New Smyrna Beach. 

In a fresh new location on 

Orange Street, small-batch 

SugarWorks Distillery cranks 

out an impressive variety of 

craft spirits for every palate. 

There’s classic silver and 

spiced rums, a vanilla rum 

(with a vanilla bean in each 

bottle), and Shark Bite 

cinnamon whiskey. Bourbon 

lovers will find a new favorite 

in Callalisa Creek whiskey. 

Sign up for one of their 

evening mixology classes to 

learn—and drink—four 

cocktails made with their spirits. 


IF YOU’D RATHER have your 

cocktail mixed for you, take 

your pick of places: there’s the 

Corkscrew Bar Grille known for 

its expansive wine list and 

margaritas. Don’t sleep on the 

expresso martini thought-this 

retro favorite is a poised for a 

comeback if the Corkscrew has 

anything to say about it. 

At Norwood’s Eatery & Bar, 

there’s another up-the-stairs 

hideaway. Head up to the 

Treehouse Bar for top-notch 

cocktails with fresh and funky 

ingredients. The Tiki Treehouse 

combines coconut rum and 

pineapple with a housemade 

banana puree; the Think of Me 

has jazzes up tequila, honey, 

basil, and lemon with the 

surprising addition of squid ink. 

JB’s Fish Camp 

859 Pompano Avenue, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-427-5747 / 

jbsfishcamp.com 

Southern seafood with an attitude. 

Order fresh fish just how you like it, 

then enjoy it in this waterside setting. 

Jimmy Hula’s 


Beach/ jimmyhulas.com 

A surf shack franchise, serving 

up delicious tacos, burgers, craft 

beer and more! 

Norwood’s Eatery & 

Treehouse Bar 

400 E. 2nd Avenue, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-428-4621 / 

norwoods.com 

Since 1946, Norwood’s has 

served the finest wine and 

freshest seafood available. 

Off the Hook 

Raw Bar & Grill 


Beach / 386-402-9300 / 

offthehookrawbar.com 

The area’s only authentic raw bar! 

Enjoy lunch and dinner seven days a 

week in a casual family atmosphere. 

Outriggers 

Tiki Bar & Grille 

200 Boat Yard Street, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-428-6888 / 

outriggersnsb.com 

Offering a fresh-fish menu with a 

dash of Southern flair. 

Sustainable 

& Healthy 

GoJuice 

221 Flagler Avenue / New Smyrna 

Beach / 407-227-5718 / gojuice.co 

Discover delicious acai bowls and 

smoothies, along with all-natural 

made-to-order juices. 

Healing Zone 

at 515 Canal 


Beach / 386-402-7825 / 

nsbhealingzone.com 

Fully stocked health-food store 

and wellness center in downtown 


Heath’s Natural Foods 


Beach / 386-423-5126 / 

heathsnaturalfoods.com 

Serving the New Smyrna Beach community 

for more than 30 years, with a 

full line of healthy and natural products 

for every member of the family. 

Mason Bar 


Beach / 386-410-2904 / 

freshmasonbar.com 

Everything from frozen pops 

to fresh juices, acai bowls to 

smoothies—all made with natural 

and organic ingredients. 


Taste 

Riverpark Terrace 


Smyrna Beach / 386-427-2903 / 

riverparkterrace.com 

Homemade sauces made with 

herbs from their own garden—and 

other locally sourced fare. 

Sweet Treats 

Beachside Candy Co. 


Beach / 386-424-1883 / 

beachsidecandy.com 

Homemade chocolates, ice cream, 

fudge, nostalgic candies, and 

30-plus flavors of saltwater taffy. 

Cool Treats for NSB 


Smyrna Beach / 386-444-3016 / 

cooltreatsfornsb.com 

Homemade ice cream and Italian ice. 

Dairy Queen 


Smyrna Beach / 386-428-8066 / 

dqnsb.com 

Soft-serve ice cream and original 

Blizzard treats. 

Frozen Gold 

104 Eddie Road, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-428-2386 / 

facebook.com/pages/Frozen- 

Gold-Ice-Cream- 

Shop/116141131747201 

A great ice cream shop in New 

Smyrna Beach. 

Izzy’s Island Tacos 

& Ice Cream 


Smyrna Beach / 386-410-4429 / 

izzysisland.com 

Located in the old Smores Ice 

Cream Shop. Same great ice 

cream—now also serving Latin 

American food. 

Treats on the Beach 


Beach / 386-409-3456 / 

treatsonthebeach.com 

Delicious ice cream and hot dogs, 

steps away from the beach. 

Twistee Treat 


Beach / 321-445-9103 / 

twisteetreat.com 

The Twistee Treat cone-shaped 

building and ice cream have been 

around since 1983. 

Taverns & Pubs 

Beachside Tavern 

690 East 3rd Avenue, New 

Smyrna Beach/ 386-424-8282 / 

beachsidetavern.com 

Pub and live music venue 

Casey’s NSB 


Smyrna Beach / 407-970-6792 / 

facebook.com/caseysnsb 

Classic and creative cocktails and 

live music venue. 

Chases on the Beach 


Smyrna Beach / 386-423-8787 / 

chasesonthebeach.com 

The largest beach bar in New 

Smyrna Beach, offering a fun and 

exciting atmosphere for everyone. 

Come cool off in the pool and get 

some sun. Age 21 and up at the pool. 

Flagler Tavern 


Beach / 386-402-8861 / 

flaglertavern.com 

A unique menu of premium-quality 

dishes, craft beers, fresh cocktails, 

and live music. 

Lost Lagoon 

Wings & Grill 


Smyrna Beach / 386-366-3360 / 

A great grill serving up fresh salads, 

burgers, and flavorful wings. 

McKenna’s Place 

1443 S. Dixie Freeway, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-409-3355 / 

mckennasplace.com 

Good food and generous 

portions—plus several large TVs 

to watch your favorite sports. 

Merk’s Bar & Grill 


Beach / 386-427-1177 / 

merksbarandgrill.com 

Low-key venue with a covered 

patio, offering pub grub and draft 

beer—plus pool, darts, and more. 

Ocean Breeze Tiki Bar 


Beach / 386-847-8887 / 

facebook.com/oceanbreezensb 

Tiki-themed rooftop bar and grill. 

Enjoy the ocean breeze and great 

views, right on Flagler Avenue! 

Peanuts Restaurant 

and Sports Bar 


Beach / 386-423-1469 / 

peanutsbarnsb.com 

Pub grub, brews, pool tables, 

and live music—in a sports-fan 

hangout decorated with vintage 

beer cans. 

River Deck Tiki Bar & 

Restaurant 

107 N Riverside Drive, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-410-5820 

riverdecknsb.com/ 

Overlooking the Indian River and 

serving up fresh seafood, grilled 

chicken, steaks and burgers in spired 

by the flavors of the Caribbean. 

The Spott NSB 


Beach/ 386-400-9696 / 

thespottnsb.com/ 

The Spott is an eclectic local pub 

offering elevated fare in a relaxed, 

comfortable environment. 

Sourcing fresh seafood, produce 

and proteins allows them to compose 

dishes that are uncommon 

to our area 

Tayton O’Brians 

Irish Pub 


Beach / 386-957-3869 / 

taytonobrians.com 

A great little Irish pub serving 

authentic Irish fare like shepherd’s 

pie, plus specialties like the Green 

Gobbler turkey sandwich plate. 


Lift your spirits, way up high. 

Norwood’s Eatery & Bar 

400 E 2nd Ave. 


(386) 428-4621 | norwoods.com 


Taste 

Traders Bar 


Beach / 386-428-9141 / facebook. 

com/traderssportspub/ 

Sports bar and night club with 

indoor and outdoor seating. 

PORT ORANGE 

American 

Downwind Café 

100 Cessna Boulevard, Port 

Orange / 386-756-8811 / 

thedownwind.com 

Great food—and views of 

airplanes! Located in the Spruce 

Creek Fly-In; serving delicious 

New York–style pizza. 

Flapjacks and More 

1654 Taylor Road, Port Orange / 

386-304-4141 / facebook.com/ 

FlapJacks-More- 

197639940275575 

Specializing in breakfast and 

serving it all day! Lunch menu 

begins at 11 a.m. 

Monterey Grill 

1665 Dunlawton Avenue, Port 

Orange / 386-761-6868 / 

montereygrill.net 

Voted best all-around restaurant 

in 2017 by readers of The 

Daytona Beach News-Journal. 

The Roost 

at Crane Lakes 

1850 Crane Lakes Boulevard, 

Port Orange / 386-304-2894 / 

cranelakes.com/community/ 

cranes-roost 

Offering great food in a casual, 

relaxing setting. 

San Diego Grill 

5535 S. Williamson Boulevard, 

Port Orange / 386-256-3521 / 

sandiegogrill.net 

Inspired by the freshness of 

California cuisine. 


IMBIBING ON THE WATER 

is easy at River Deck Tiki Bar 

& Restaurant, which boast a 

long stretch of outdoor 

seating along the intracoastal. 

Also, replace Casey’s with 

Beachside Tavern. For more 

beach-front beverages, check 

out Toni & Joe’s Patio. Open 

since 1958, this is the spot 

for live music, ocean views, 

and fruity drinks that pack a 

serious punch. 

Fancy cocktails and sweeping 

views aside, there’s something 

to be said for ending the 

evening at a no-frills dive bar. 

That’s where Beachside 

Tavern comes in—open 

seven nights a week until 2 

am, it’s the perfect casual, 

late-night spot with live music. 

Asian 

Ginza Japanese 

Steakhouse 

5000 S. Clyde Morris Boulevard, 

Port Orange / 386-788-5588 / 

ginzapo.com 

Hibachi fare cooked tableside, 

plus a range of sushi and other 

Japanese entrées. 

Sushi 99 


Orange / 386-767-9799 / 

sushi99us.com 

Find authentic Japanese dishes 

such as miso soup, seaweed salad, 

and cucumber rolls. 

Takara Japanese 

Steakhouse and Sushi 


Port Orange / 386-756-6668 / 

fltakara.com 

A Japanese steakhouse 

specializing in hibachi-style menu 

items and sushi. 

Barbecue 

Dustin’s Bar-B-Q 


Port Orange / 386-322-9177 / 

dustinsbarbq.com 

Delicious BBQ. Family-owned and 

operated; great family atmosphere. 

Coffee Cafés, Wine 

Bars & Breweries 

Botanical House NSB 

401 Mary Avenue, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-410-5618 / 

botanicalhousensb.com 

a 1970's inspired coffee lounge 

and eco-friendly retail shop. 

Cinnamon Tree Café 


Orange / 386-760-1500 / 

cinnamontreecafe.com 

High-quality coffee, espresso, 

baked goods, and ice cream. 


Taste 

Copperline 

Coffee + Cafe 


Port Orange / 386-310-7139 / 

copperlinecoffee.com 

Local coffee shop serving 

breakfast, lunch, and dessert. 

Dunes Brewing 


Orange / 386-872-4007 / 

dunesbrewing.com 

Coastal brewery featuring two 

bars with six craft brews on tap, to 

start, an expansive wine selection, 

and popular champagnes, seltzers 

and ciders to enjoy. 

The Half Wall 

3770 S. Nova Road, Port Orange / 

386-763-2384 / thehalfwall.com 

Catering to sports and craftbeer 

enthusiasts, wine and 

martini aficionados, and food 

connoisseurs looking for a 

gathering place suited to 

everyone’s dining preferences. 

For 

beer 

l ove r s. 

New Smyrna Beach Brewing Company is the spot to be for everything 

from Mexican-style lager, German-style kölsch, and Irish red ale 

to a latte stout and berry-forward sour. 

Also worth a visit is the nearby Half Wall Brewery, part of an 

11,000-square-foot restaurant of the same name, with an outdoor 

beer garden perfect for knocking back a pint or two. 

Persimmon Hollow 

Brewing Company 


Orange / 386-756-8989 / 

persimmonhollowbrewing.com 

Serving local fresh brewed beer 

and delicious bites. 

Greek 

Filo Greek 

1665 Dunlawton Avenue, Unit #104, 

Port Orange / 386-872-4049 / 

filogreek.com/ 

An experience made from fresh 

ingredients and good company. 


Italian/Pizza 

Gabbie’s Pizza 


Port Orange / 386-675-6586 / 

gabbiespizza.com 

Proud to serve delicious New York– 

style pizzas made from only the 

freshest, high-quality ingredients. 

Don Giovanni 

Contemporary 

and Italian 

1663 Taylor Road, Suite 5, Port 

Orange / 386-492-6945 / 

dongiovanniportorange.com 

Family-owned restaurant offering 

authentic Italian cuisine. 

Giuseppe’s 

Steel City Pizza 


386-761-4717 / 

giuseppessteelcitypizza.com/ 

Fresh, high-quality ingredients 

go into the pizzas and pastas here, 

with generous portion sizes and 

reasonable prices. 

Luigi’s Pizzeria 

and Ristorante 


Port Orange / 386-761-6633 / 

luigisclydemorris.com 

The original Luigi’s Pizzeria, 

earning community patronage 

through great food and service. 

Manny’s Pizza House 


Port Orange / 386-767-7599 / 

mannyspizzahouse.com 

Dine in, carry-out, or delivery. 

Great pizza with homemade crust 

and sauce, plus generous toppings. 

Mexican 

La Fiesta 


386-760-2919 / 

lafiestarestaurants.com 

Authentic Mexican cuisine, patio 

seating, and margaritas. 

Salsa’s Mexican 

Restaurant 


386-767-8237 / 

salsasmexrestaurants.com 

Enjoy delicious and authentic 

Mexican cuisine in a familyfriendly 

environment. 


Aunt Catfish’s 

on the River 

4009 Halifax Drive, Port Orange / 

386-767-4768 / 

auntcatfishontheriver.com 

Feast on down-home fresh 

Florida seafood, thick and meaty 

chowder, and catches with a 

Southern twist. 

For the 

connoisseur. 

WINE LOVERS AREN’T FORGOTTEN in New Smyrna 

Beach, Crimson House Wine Bar makes sure of that. 

The Orange Street bar has an impressive rotating wine 

list (plus a retail selection for bottles to-go). Stop in on 

at the end of the week for Friday Night Flights—four 

tastings plus a full glass of your favorite. On Flagler 

Avenue, there’s the Third Wave Café and Wine Bar. 

Their Wine Spectator awarded cellar and extensive 

bottle list ensure you can always find the perfect 

bottle to accompany your meal. Another extensive 

wine selection comes by way of So Napa Grill, which 

focuses on serving wine from arguably two of the 

greatest regions, Sonoma County and Napa Valley. 


Taste 

Fysh Bar and Grill 

3633 Halifax Drive, Port Orange / 

386-492-5252 / fyshbargrill.com 

Fysh consists of a mix of authentic 

American, Japanese, and Italian 

Cuisines within a family friendly 

atmosphere. 

Hidden Treasure 

Tiki Bar and Grill 

5993 S. Ridgewood Avenue, Port 

Orange / 386-756-9565 / 

hiddentreasurerestaurants.com 

Located on beautiful Rose 

Bay, serving up some of Port 

Orange’s finest food. 

Jimmy Hula’s 


Orange / 386-238-9933 / 

jimmyhulas.com 

A surf shack franchise, serving 

up delicious tacos, burgers, craft 

beer and more! 

Malibu Beach Grill 


Port Orange / 386-492-2968 / 

malibubeachgrill.net 

California-casual steak and 

seafood grill with a full-service 

bar. Serving aged Angus beef and 

other entrée options. 

Our Deck Down Under 

78 E. Dunlawton Avenue, Port 

Orange / 386-767-1881 / 

ourdeckdownunder.com 

Chill counter-service seafood 

shack offering sunset and river 

views indoors and out. 

Sweet Treats 

Cold Stone Creamery 


Port Orange / 386-492-5941 / 

coldstonecreamery.com/ 

stores/22048 

The freshest ice cream, cakes, 

smoothies, and shakes, prepared 

on a signature frozen granite slab. 

Dairy Bar 

55 Dunlawton Avenue, 

Port Orange / 386-767-3322 / 

facebook.com/pages/ 

Dairy-Bar/115612658468817 

Serving up ice cream and great 

chili dogs. 

Neighbors Ice Cream 

Parlor 

5980 Spruce Creek Road, Port 

Orange / 386-492-2930 / neighborsicecream.com 

Neighbors Ice Cream Parlor’s 

visions is to create homemade 

masterpieces, made with fresh, 

local products available to consumers 

in the area. 

Taverns & Pubs 

Houligan’s 


Orange / 386-322-3330 / 

wallywings.com / 

Founded in 1990, Houligan’s has 

consistently been voted the No. 1 

sports bar in Volusia County. 


McKenna’s Place 


386-256-2691 / 

mckennasportorange.com 

Good food and generous 

portions—plus several large TVs to 

watch your favorite sports. 

EDGEWATER 

American 

30th Street Station 

3001 India Palm Drive, 

Edgewater / 386-444-6200 / 

30thstreetpub.com 

A casual neighborhood bar and 

grill, perfect for meeting up with 

friends and neighbors. Grab a cold 

beer and some great eats! 

C’s Waffles Edgewater 


Edgewater / 386-410-3984 / 

Dig into a big breakfast at C’s. 

Chill-E-Dogs 

613 N. Ridgewood Avenue, 

Edgewater/ 386-847-8300 / 

chill-e-dogs.com/ 

Hot Dogs,Burgers, Wings, 

Sandwiches, Salads and more. 

Barbecue 

Dustin’s Bar-B-Q 


Edgewater / 386-423-5299 / 

dustinsbarbq.com 

Delicious BBQ. Family owned 

and operated. Great family 

atmosphere. 

Italian/Pizza 

Alberto’s Pizzeria 

Italian Restaurant 


Edgewater / 386-424-1514 / 

albertositalianrestaurant.com 

Pizza and beer with atmosphere! 

Family owned and operated. 

Filippo’s Pizza 

132 West Park Avenue, #10, 

Edgewater / 386-426-2390 

pizzabyfilippos.com/ 

New York style pizza paired with 

delicious Italian dishes open from 

11am-9pm. 

Mexican 

El Molcajete 

Cocina Mexicana 


Edgewater / 386-410-5840 

Authentic Mexican dishes. 


JC’s Riptides 


Edgewater / 386-423-1171 / 

jcsriptides.com 

Great rock shrimp, seafood, steak, 

and prime rib, plus various specials. 

Sweet Treats 

The Bake Shop 

111 N Ridgewood Avenue, 

Edgewater / 386-444-3838 / 

thebakeshopnsb.com/ 

Local bakery specializing in wholesale 

and delicious special-order 

baked goods and desserts! 

Frosty King 


Edgewater / 386-423-9939 / 

facebook.com/frostykingcreamery 

Premium homemade ice cream, 

frozen yogurt, custard, and sorbets. 

OAK HILL 

For a full list of restaurants 

please visit visitnsbfl.com/eat, 

or scan the QR code 


Goodrich Seafood 

& Oyster House 


386-345-3397 / 

goodrichseafoodandoysterhouse.com 

Fresh, delicious seafood with 

outstanding views. 

OSTEEN 

American 

Osteen Diner 

195 SR 415, Osteen / 

407-323-6469 / osteendiner.com 

Traditional home cooking and 

made-from-scratch desserts. 


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Adventure & Culture 

Explore 

WATER PLAY. IT’S TIME. 

The ocean washes cares away. 

Truly. If there’s one thing days at New Smyrna 

Beach will teach you, it’s to never underestimate 

the effect of saltwater. 

Gaze toward the Atlantic from the white sands 

of this barrier island beachfront, and it’s like a 

happy dream realized. Or venture into the tidal 

marshes, lagoons and bays of the Indian River in 

the fascinating ecosystem between New Smyrna 

Beach and the mainland. Maybe there will be a 

fishing rod in your hand, or you’ll decide to go 

all in to swim, surf, or gear up for a SCUBA dive. 

Nothing compares to the weightless release of 

a plunge into sun-warmed saltwater. 

Aah, the freedom. 


Get Out There 


Explore 

Island-Ocean-Lagoon 

Kind of Days 

ARRIVE VIA THE CAUSEWAY, and you’re already oceanside. The 

sandy shoreline in New Smyrna Beach stretches for 17 miles 

between Ponce de Leon Inlet and Canaveral National Seashore. 

Nature’s beauty is sparkling in every direction. 

You’ll want to get your toes onto that sugary sand, but beach play is just 

the start. Maybe you’ll also play through on the golf links, pedal coastal 

trails, or stand-up paddle into the citrusy sunshine. 

And for those who dream of the catch, offshore charter boats motor out 

daily from New Smyrna Beach marinas to the Gulf Stream. Inshore, the 

Indian River’s path on the sheltered backside of the island is a 

remarkable habitat for marine life. Fly fishing for redfish is red hot. 


Kayak /SUP 

FOLLOW THE DOLPHINS AND MANATEES—the bays, creeks and causeways around New 

Smyrna Beach are the perfect waterscape for exploring. Outfitters along the Indian River 

offer rentals and tours for all ages. You can slide into the seat of a kayak, or try a stand-up 

paddle board if that’s more your style. Either offers a good workout and a new vantage for 

observing sea birds and mammals without the distraction of a boat motor.

Explore 

Water Activities/ 

Eco-Tours/Rentals 


Action Jet Ski 

147 Middle Way, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-220-4794 / 

jetskidaytona.com 

Jet skis and boat rentals. 

Flaunt Electric Bicycles 


Beach / 386-742-9005 / 

flauntvehicles.com 

Introducing the eBikes by 

FLAUNT Electric Vehicles. 

FLAUNT’S electric bicycles are a 

stylish and performance-based 

eco-friendly transportation option. 

Jimmy Lane’s 

Surfing Academy 


386-314-1356 / surf-lane.com 

Offers surf camps and lessons. 

Marine Discovery 

Center 

520 Barracuda Boulevard, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-428-4828 / 

marinediscoverycenter.org 

The center has spent the last 

20 years educating citizens and 

guests about the rich biodiversity 

of the Indian River Lagoon. 

Nichols Surf Shop 

307 Lytle Avenue, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-690-8420 / 

nicholssurfshop.com 

Rentals for surf-, paddle-, and 

skimboards, as well as kayaks, 

canoes, bicycles, and wetsuits. 

NSB River Tours 


315-289-3170 / nsbrivertours.com 

Enjoy a River Tour, Eco Tour, 

Sunset Cruise, Rocket Launch, 

Lazy Day Sandbar Trip, or 

Bioluminescence Tour (seasonal). 

Paddleboard 

New Smyrna 


Beach / 386-361-8008 / 

paddleboardnsb.com 

Offers paddleboard rentals, 

lessons, tours and sales. 

Paradise Powersports 


Beach / 386-402-8991 / 

paradisepowersportsfl.com 

A one stop shop for everything 

powersports related including, 

UTVs, golf carts and bicycles. 

Quiet Flight 

Surfboards 

508 Flagler Avenue, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-427-1917 / 

quietflightsurfboards.com 

Board rentals and surf apparel.

Red Dog Surf Shop 

801 A1A, New Smyrna Beach / 

386-423-8532 / 

reddogsurfshop.com 

Surfboards, boogie boards, and 

other rentals, plus a variety of 

men’s and women’s surf apparel. 

Rip Curl 


Beach / 386-423-2317 / 

ripcurl.com/us 

Surfboards, apparel, wet suits, etc. 

Salty Rentals 

Golf Cart and Beach 

Bike Rentals 

301 Buenos Aires Street #2, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-410-5558 / 

saltyrentalsnsb.com 

Luxury golf cart and beach bike 

rentals. 

Sanddollar Charters 

147 Middle Way, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-957-3913 / 

sanddollarboatrentals.com 

Boat rentals. 

Sea Dogs Dive Center 


Beach / 386-424-1644 / 

seadogdiver.com 

Explore reefs and wrecks with this 

full-service PADI dive shop. 

First-timers are welcome. 

Surfin’ NSB 

Various locations / 386-243-9283 / 

surfinnsb.com 

Surfing lessons by instructors who 

come to you. For individuals and 

groups of all ages and all levels of 

experience. 

Turtle Mound 

River Tours 

859 Pompano Avenue, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-957-1207 / 

turtlemoundrivertours.com 

Turtle Mound River Tours offers 

private, charter, and daily tours 

aboard a comfortable vessel in 


Viking Ecotours 

New Smyrna Beach / 601-439-0292 / 

vikingecotours.com/ 

Professional kayak tours where 

you can explore Florida’s most 

beautiful springs, waterways, and 

seashores with an expert guide. 

Wild Side 


Beach / 386-427-1664 / 

wildsidensb.net 

Bicycles, paddleboards, boogie 

boards, and surfboards, along 

with fun cars, scooters, and carts. 

PORT ORANGE 

Cracker Creek 


386-304-0778 / crackercreek.com 

Multiple boating options—kayaks 

and canoes, guided kayak 

eco-tours, and history pontoon 

boat tours. 

Discover 

Diving Dive Center 


Orange / 386-760-3483 / 

daytonascuba.com 

Learn to dive. Full-service and 

off-shore trips in a relaxed and 

comfortable atmosphere. 

Spruce Creek Scuba 


386-767-1727 / 

sprucecreekscuba.com 

Providing customers with cutting 

edge technology, superior training, 

awesome trips, and top-notch service. 

Rose Bay Water Sports 

at Hidden Treasure 


Port Orange / 386-856-9565 / 

rosebaywatersports.com 

Rents Kayaks, Pedal Kayaks, 

Stand Up Paddle Boards (SUPs), 

Canoes, Pedal Boats, Mouse Boats 

and Fishing Skiffs. 

Lighthouse 

Ponce de Leon Inlet 

Lighthouse and Museum 

4931 S. Peninsula Drive, Ponce 

Inlet / 386-761-1821 / ponceinlet.org 

A national historic landmark 

visited by more than 170,000 

people each year. 

Speedways/ 

Go-Cart Tracks 


New Smyrna Speedway 


386-427-4129 / 

newsmyrnaspeedwayusa.com 

Enjoy racing every Saturday night 

throughout most of the year. 

PORT ORANGE 

Go Kart City 


386-761-2882 / go-kartcity.com 

The area’s largest go-cart track, 

plusbatting cages and miniature golf. 

DAYTONA BEACH 

Daytona International 

Speedway 

1801 W. International Speedway 

Boulevard, Daytona Beach / 

800-748-7467 / 

daytonainternationalspeedway.com 

Home to the NASCAR Daytona 

500! Tours are available. 


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Golf 

IT’S A LAND-BASED SPORT, sure, but water features are often 

backdrops at championship public golf courses in New Smyrna 

Beach. Year-round, New Smyrna Beach has a long history of hosting 

some of Florida’s best play—including the Indian River Open, held 

annually for more than 50 years. And area courses include the New 

Smyrna Beach Golf Club, established in 1948, where rolling greens 

are dotted with towering palms and windswept pines. 


Golf Courses 


Hidden Lakes Golf Club 

35 Fair Green Avenue, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-427-4138 / 

hiddenlakesgolfclub.com 

A public 5,050-yard course that 

has a variety of long and short 

holes that offer a fair and fun 

challenge to all golfers. 

Holes: 18 | Par: 69 

Driving Range: ◉ 

Practice Green: ◉ 

Proshop: ◉ 


Golf Club 

1000 Wayne Avenue, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-424-2190 / 

newsmyrnagolfclub.com 

Donald Ross-designed 6,200- 

yard course featuring wide 

fairways and some water in play. 

There are offseason specials, a 

fully stocked pro shop, driving 

range, restaurant, cart rentals and 

clubs available. 




Proshop: ◉ 

The Preserve at 

Turnbull Bay 

2600 Turnbull Estates Drive, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-427-8727 / 

thepreserveatturnbull.com 

A 6,500-yard course with small 

lakes and beautiful greens. Summer 

and evening specials are available. 


Driving Range: ◎ 


Proshop: ◉ 

Venetian Bay Golf Club 

63 North Airport Road, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-424-5775 / 

venetianbaygolf.com 

A 6,918-yard championship 

course offering all the amenities. 




Proshop: ◉ 

PORT ORANGE 

Crane Lakes Golf & 

Country Club 

1850 Crane Lakes Blvd., Port 

Orange / 386-767-4653 / 

cranelakes.com 

A 5,025-yard course with full 

service practice facility. 




Proshop: ◉ 

Cypress Head Golf Club 

6231 Palm Vista Street, Port 

Orange / 386-756-5449 / 

cypressheadgolf.com 

A 5,718-yard course that has been 

nominated by Golf Digest as one 

of the top 100 municipal golf 

courses in the United States. 




Proshop: ◉ 

Spruce Creek Golf & 

Country Club 

1900 Country Club Drive, Port 

Orange / 386-756-6114 / 

sprucecreekgolf.com 

A 6,900-yard course in a secluded 

y-in gated community. This course 

has a beautiful layout, renovated 

greens and bunkers and a PGA 

Professional on staff. 




Proshop: ◉ 

OSTEEN 

Cypress Point Golf Club 

650 Osteen Maytown Road, 

Osteen / 407-323-0760 / 

cypresspointgolfrvpark.com 

Open to all. No reservations. But 

welcome all to play! 


Driving Range: ◎ 

Practice Green: ◎ 

Proshop: ◉ 


Explore 

Scuba & Snorkel . 

SHIPWRECKS AND REEFS, huge spiny lobsters, and a myriad more wonders of the underwater 

world are waiting to be explored around New Smyrna Beach. Snorkeling is a start, to see what’s 

undersea. Or maybe this is the year you’ll go for SCUBA certification. Or go with a guide to try 

spearfishing. In-town outfitters and dive schools have everything you’ll need to dive in. 


Surfing 

Catch A Wave 

THERE ARE A FEW KEY INGREDIENTS that 

make a surfing spot great, and New Smyrna 

Beach has it all. From steady, year-round 

waves, miles of white sandy beaches to its 

laid-back vibe, this beloved surfing hub has 

been a go-to among avid surfers for decades. 

Its legendary surf scene has been recognized 

worldwide, making a number of prestigious 

lists, including National Geographic magazine’s 

“World’s Top 20 Surf Towns” and Surfer 

magazine’s “Best Surf Towns in America.” 

Here, the surf is always up, and the adventure 

is always high. Thanks to rock formations 

located a few miles offshore, the wave breaks 

are some of the most consistent in Florida, 

if not the East Coast. And because surf 

conditions are always right, New Smyrna 

Beach is a top destination for some of surfing’s 

premier annual competitions, including 

those held by the American Professional 

Surfing Association. 

Ready to ride? Just grab your board. Here’s 

your guide to the ultimate surfing experience. 


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Surfing Lessons & 

Summer Surf Camps 

WHETHER YOU WANT TO SHARPEN YOUR SKILLS or just a 

few basics, you can learn from some of the best pro-wave 

riders at Jimmy Lane’s Surfing Academy. 

Competitive pro surfer Jimmy Lane launched his popular 

school more than 36 years ago, and since, he has trained 

more than 30,000 surfers of all ages and experience levels. 

“Surfing is about a relationship with nature,” says Lane. 

“The ocean and the waves connect us all, and there’s no 

greater feeling than to be out in the water.” 

Camps focus not only on surfing skills and techniques but 

also on the importance of water and ocean safety. 

“Success in learning how to surf is also about understand ing 

how to be ocean smart,” Lane says. “During camp, you’ll 

gain a deep respect for the ocean as well as build your 

confidence by understanding and testing your limits.” 

Maintaining a healthy mind and body helps surfers 

enhance their riding abilities, so exercises like paddle drills 

are part of the program. 

“It’s the most fun you will ever have in the water,” Lane says. 

“And yet one of the most physically demanding sports there 

is. It requires a wide range of physical abilities to be able 

to paddle out and get your balance on your board.” 

Campers also learn about rules of the water, equipment 

safety, and surfing etiquette. 

Beyond summer camps, private one-on-one lessons are 

available for experts and amateurs alike. Custom sessions 

can also be arranged for groups, such as birthdays and 

special corporate events. 


Boards and Gear 

From custom boards to cool gear, local area indie surf 

shops have all the essentials you need to catch a wave. 

Be sure to check out Nichols Surf Shop, the oldest surf 

shop in the area. 

Surfing History 

The history and traditions of surfing are strong in New 

Smyrna Beach. You can learn more about its backstory 

and its local surf legends at the surfing exhibit located 

at the New Smyrna Museum of History. 


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Marine Life 

From the tiniest and most delicate of seashells to the massive size and 

beauty of right whales, the warm waters of New Smyrna Beach, in the 

heart of Florida’s ecologically diverse east central coast, offer a magical 

metropolis of ichthyological wonders. 

Where Water 

Meets the Sky 

BELOW THE SURFACE of the broad blue expanse of the Atlantic and filigreed ribbons of freshwater 

blueways and estuaries of the Indian River, which anchor New Smyrna Beach and meld it with 

the ocean’s saltwater, is a spectacular underwater garden that includes vividly-hued fish, silvered 

dolphins, and jewel-toned coral reefs. It is here aficionados of water – divers, snorkelers, swimmers 

and fishermen, women and kids – can immerse themselves into an aquatic world that has no 

equal along Florida’s coastline. Whether you seek sportfishing, photographing nature, exploring 

the coral reefs and sunken ships or just spending a relaxing day on the water, you can find true 

adventure in New Smyrna Beach. Going on a maritime safari in New Smyrna Beach provides plenty 

of mesmerizing opportunities to discover all that the water has to offer, including spotting pods of 

whales showing out on the distant horizon, schools of mackerel shimmering in the sun, aggregations 

of manatees meandering the lagoons, flocks of herons or pelicans dotting the skies or hordes of 

crustaceans sweeping along with the tides. 


Getting the Natural Maritime 

Flavor of New Smyrna Beach 

THE DON’T-MISS of New Smyrna Beach is visiting the Marine Discovery Center, a world-class facility 

that provides plentiful prospects to learn firsthand about the area’s myriad denizens of the sea and 

its abundant nutrient-rich marine plants on which they feed. Add into that mix the chance to gather 

new knowledge about sheer numbers of birdlife, including coastal species that spend their lives here 

or either buzz through during migration season. From dolphin to sunset cruises, from kayaking to 

walking tours, from above the surface to below it, the adventure-centric Marine Discovery Center, 

surrounded by Indian River Lagoon, is all about the incredible biodiversity of the one-of-a-kind 

ecosystem of New Smyrna Beach. 


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A Renewal of Life: 

Shuck and Share 

PERHAPS NEW SMYRNA BEACH’S most celebrated inhabitant is the plump, delectable 

oyster, a seafood restaurant favorite for the well-crafted palate in appetizers, entrees or 

outdoor roasts. That means thousands of pounds of oyster shells could potentially be 

tossed into landfills, were it not for the innovative Shuck and Share program. Shuck and 

Share is an oyster shell recycling initiative that began at the Marine Discovery Center 

and puts the shells, which still contain live larvae, back into the environment as reefs for 

new oyster beds, in effect creating a magnificent living, breathing shoreline. Best of all, the 

homegrown program has spread to coastal communities across the United States, assuring 

the life cycle of the oyster doesn’t end when it’s shucked from the shell and served on a plate. 

Whether you walk quietly along the wide beaches and watch the waves drift in from 

the Atlantic, or along the blueway and listen to the avian choruses in full song or stand 

amazed as the sun rises over the Atlantic in its flamboyantly golden and pink splendor of 

this maritime kingdom, you realize that no better place exists for close encounters of the 

nautical kind than New Smyrna Beach. Visit www.visitnsbfl.com to plan your journey to 

Florida’s coast where the water and sky become one. 


Fishing 

SHUCK AND 

SHARE 

Marine Discovery Center 

Anglers travel the world to find fishing sweet spots like the 

volunteers 

waters around 

recycling 

oyster shells back into 

New Smyrna Beach. Try a full-day offshore charter to experience fishing in 

the environment from 

the deeper/cooler Gulf Stream for prized catches of yellowfin tuna and cobia. 

local restaurants. 

Or hop on an inshore boat with guides who will lead you to the shallow lagoon 

edges and tidal marsh flats for redfish, in season—or to cast for other local 

favorites including snapper, trout, or black drum. 


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Al Fresco 

Adventure 

ALTHOUGH PEOPLE all over the world know 

New Smyrna Beach as a surfing hotspot, 

the area boasts a wealth of additional 

opportunities for locals and tourists to get 

outdoors, raise their heart rates, boost 

endorphins, and revel in the serenity only 

nature can provide. Between New Smyrna Beach and 

Edgewater, dozens of biking and hiking trails (greenways) 

and paddling trails (blueways) beckon. 

Hundreds of species live in the community’s woods and 

waters, but spotting wildlife is not always a given, says 

Warren Reynolds, a certified Florida Naturalist who leads 

eco-tours by kayak and bicycle. “This isn’t Disney,” he 

says. “It all depends on what Mother Nature wants to 

show you on a given day.” But even if the fauna stays 

hidden, gorgeous flora provides enchanting views, adds 

Reynolds, a member of the Florida Native Plant Society. 

Here are just a few trails to explore. 

Greenways 

SMYRNA DUNES PARK 

This 184-acre park along the southern shoreline of Ponce 

de Leon Inlet features more than two miles of wide, 

elevated boardwalk — terrain that’s ideal for wheelchairs 

and strollers. The looped trail has multiple scenic 

overlooks for views of powdery mountains of sand and 

feather-like sea oats, the Atlantic Ocean and Indian River, 

the historic Ponce de Leon Lighthouse, and a geodesic 

dome NASA uses to monitor shuttle launches. Other 

popular attractions in the park include a fishing pier and 

dog-friendly beach. 


DORIS LEEPER SPRUCE CREEK PRESERVE 

Named after esteemed painter and sculptor turned fierce environmentalist Doris 

Leeper, this 1,637-acre preserve abuts an estuary that’s home to hundreds of 

different plants and animals. Local students, teachers, and community members 

worked alongside state and county agency mentors to develop minimal-impact 

nature trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. Additional amenities include 

canoe and kayak launches, a boardwalk and observation tower, shaded pavilions, 

and a playground. History buffs will take interest in the shell middens left behind 

by the Timucua tribe, which flourished in the 1500s. 

Observation tower in 

Spruce Creek park 


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EAST CENTRAL 

REGIONAL RAIL TRAIL 

The state’s longest railroad 

to trail conversion, the East 

Central Regional Rail Trail 

currently spans 52 miles 

across Brevard and Volusia 

Counties. One leg extends 

up to Edgewater, another 

down to Titusville – the two 

converge west of I-95 and 

transverse undeveloped 

countryside, swamps, and forests, ending at Green 

Springs Park, where jade-colored waters once lured ailing 

tourists and now tempt Instagrammers with mesmerizing 

photos ops. This extensive system, which will eventually 

stretch to St. Petersburg, provides something for 

everyone, from recreational riders who want to soak in 

the natural splendor of Old Florida to serious cyclists 

keen on racking up mileage and building up speed with 

minimal street crossings. 

ELDORA HAMMOCK TRAIL 

This half-mile trail curls through a shady hammock that 

borders the Canaveral National Seashore, formerly known 

as Eldora, a historic fishing village accessible only by 

boat. A dense canopy of red bay trees blocks the sun, 

allowing flowering shrubs such as wild coffee and 

sparkleberry to thrive. 

TURTLE 

MOUND 

Canaveral National 

Park's tree-top 

boardwalk gives 

you a thrilling view 

of the area. 

DALE AVENUE SUN TRAIL 

Completed in 2017, this 12-foot-wide boardwalk path is 

the first segment constructed with funds from Florida’s 

SUN (Shared-Use Nonmotorized) Trail Program. It closes 

a gap on the St. Johns River-to-Sea Loop, a 260-mile-long 

trail that spans Brevard, Volusia, Flagler, St. Johns, and 

Putnam Counties and extends the East Central Regional 

Rail Trail from the intersection of Park Avenue and Dale 

Avenue north to 10th Street, near Daytona State College’s 

New Smyrna Beach-Edgewater Campus. 


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Blueways 

BIRD ROOKERY PADDLE 

Ideal for novices, this peaceful 

2.9-mile trail, which launches 

behind the Marine Discovery 

Center, passes under the North 

Causeway and through the New 

Smyrna Beach City Marina, 

through the Florida Fish and 

Wildlife Commission’s Salt 

Marsh Restoration Project and 

along a seawall built by 

Scottish colonists in the mid- 

1700s. The highlight, however, 

are six species of birds that 

nest on a pair of mangrove 

islands, which were protected 

by Presidential order in 1908 

thanks to avian enthusiast 

Theodore Roosevelt. Pack 

binoculars or a camera with a 

strong zoom lens, as visitors 

should never step onto these 

sites. April through September 

is the best period to see 

nesting birds. 

MOSQUITO LAGOON 

This shallow 2.12-mile trail, laid 

out by a local Eagle Scout, is 

well suited for first-time 

paddlers. A series of spoil 

islands (formed decades ago 

when the Army Corps of 

Engineers dredged the 

Intracoastal Waterway) shelter 

a maze of tidal creeks from the 

Atlantic Ocean. Part of the 

larger Indian River Lagoon — 

widely considered North 

America’s most biodiverse 

estuary — Mosquito Lagoon 

teems with more than 4,000 

animal and plant species, 

including roseate spoonbills, 

dolphins, and sea turtles. 

Visiting in the summer? Bring 

bug repellant; the trail lives up 

to its namesake. 

BROWN'S BAY 

Take caution on this 2.6-mile 

trail, which includes a large 

sandbar (at low tide), a deepwater 

channel, and powerboat 

traffic. Launch from 

Menard-May Park, then paddle 

across the Intracoastal 

Waterway to Firecracker Island. 

Keep right to safely enter 

Brown’s Bay, home to many 

oyster beds, mangroves, fish, 

and birds. 



Explore 

National Parks/ 

Trails 


Apollo Beach 

at Canaveral 

National Seashore 

7150-7172 Turtlemound Road, 

New Smyrna Beach / 386-428- 

3384 / nps.gov/cana/index.htm 

This barrier island has provided 

sanctuary to people and wildlife. 


Seashore 


Smyrna Beach / 386-428-3384 / 

nps.gov/cana/index.htm 

Created through congressional 

legislation to preserve and protect 

the historic resources within the 

national seashore, and to provide 

public outdoor recreational use 

and enjoyment of those resources. 


Multi-Use Trail 

cityofnsb.com 

The New Smyrna Beach Multi-Use 

Trail spans 2.2 miles from West 

Pine Avenue just north of State 

Road 44 off Mission Road to 

Sugar Mill Drive. The western 

end is next to Geiger-Glencoe 

Cemetery on Sugar Mill Drive. 

EDGEWATER 

Dale Avenue SUN Trail 

cityofedgewater.org/parksrec/ 

page/edgewater-trails 

The SUN Trail Dale Avenue 

Extension runs from West Park 

Avenue to 10th Street via Dale 

Street and passes through the 

Daytona State College Edgewater 

campus. The trail is about 1.5 

miles long. 

East Central Regional 

Rail Trail 

386-424-2400 / volusia.org/ 

services/community-services/ 

parks-recreation-and-culture 

There’s a trailhead and parking 

area at Rotary Park (902 W. Park 

Avenue, Edgewater), as well as 

parking at State Road 442 and 

Cow Creek Road in Edgewater. 

This trail is 3.7 miles long. 

OSTEEN 

East Central Regional 

Rail Trail 

386-424-2400 / volusia.org/ 

services/community-services/ 

parks-recreation-and-culture 

There’s a trailhead and parking area 

on State Road 415 under the 

pedestrian bridge. The trail is 3 

miles from the bridge over State 

Road 415 to Guise Road in Osteen. 

Beachfront Parks 


Smyrna Dunes Park 

– 73 acres 

2995 N. Peninsula Avenue, New 

Smyrna Beach 

Boardwalk, fishing, pavilion, 

picnic area, restrooms, swimming, 

nature trail. 

Ecological/ 

nature parks 

Lake Ashby Park 

– 64 acres 

4150 Boy Scout Camp Road, New 

Smyrna Beach 

Boardwalk, camping, fishing, 

horseback riding, pavilion, picnic 

area, playground, restrooms, 

nature trail 

OSTEEN 

Beck Ranch – 250 acres 

751 S. State Road 415, Osteen 

Baseball Park, football/soccer field 

PORT ORANGE 

Spruce Creek Park 

– 1,637 acres 

6250 Ridgewood Avenue, 

Port Orange 

Boardwalk, canoeing, fishing, 

horseshoes, horseback riding, 

pavilion, picnic area, playground, 

restrooms, nature trail, observation 

tower 

OAK HILL 

River Breeze Park 

– 37 acres 

250 H.H. Burch Road, Oak Hill 

Canoeing, fishing, pavilion, picnic 

area, playground, restrooms, 

nature trail 

Boat Ramps 


Hiles boat ramp 

156 Hiles Boulevard, New 

Smyrna Beach 

(Canoeing) 

North Causeway 

Boat Ramp 

170 N. Causeway, New Smyrna Beach 

(4 boat ramps) 

Swoop Boat Ramp 

2455 Boat Ramp Drive, New 

Smyrna Beach 

(2 boat ramps) 

OSTEEN 

Lemon Bluff boat ramp 

907 Lemon Bluff Road, Osteen 

(Canoeing) 


PORT ORANGE 

EDGEWATER 

OAK HILL 

Port Orange 

Causeway Park 

93 Dunlawton Avenue, 

Port Orange 

(Concrete boat ramps, Pavilion, 

Restrooms, Picnic area, Fishing 

pier, Canoe launch) 

George R. Kennedy 

Memorial Park 

103 N Riverside Dr, Edgewater 

(Concrete boat ramp, Pavilion, 

Restrooms, Picnic area) 

Menard May Park 

413 South Riverside Drive, 

Edgewater 

(Canoe launch, Sand boat ramp, 

Pavilion, Picnic area, Restrooms, 

Fishing pier, Playground) 

River Breeze 

Park boat ramp 

250 H.H. Burch Road, Oak Hill 

(Playground, Concrete boat ramp, 

Pavilion, Picnic area, Restrooms, 

Fishing pier, Canoe launch) 

For more information about outdoor activities please visit 

visitnsbfl.com/outdoors, or scan the QR code 


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The Creative Scene 

is filled with well known local and national artists, plus 

numerous options for visitor participation. 

SURROUNDED BY MILES of picturesque 

waterways, scrub oaks, sabal palms and 

sand pines, it is no wonder artists from 

around the country find fulfillment and 

productivity in this enchanting city. The best 

way to seize the thriving art scene is a walk 

through the Canal Street Historic Art District, a pedestrianfriendly 

area leading to an abundance of galleries. 

Start at The Hub on Canal, a central co-op styled gallery of 

about 63 artists gathered in a 10,000-square-foot historic 

building that was once a silent movie theater. Founded in 

2010, The Hub on Canal was designed for an eclectic 

group of artists to create, showcase, and teach art in a 

communal environment. 

“Visitors can see one or two artists working at any time and 

are able to engage with them,” explains Richard England, 

President of The Hub on Canal. “They can even talk 

technique with a painter.” 

The Hub on Canal also offers the talents of artists in 

ceramics, sculpture, glass, photography and other 

disciplines. Adults and children can participate in a variety 

of classes, from music and performance events (mostly in 

winter), language and acting, to a fashion club which 

culminates in the creation of a New York style fashion 

show, and other activities devoted to the arts. 

In walking distance is Arts on Douglas, a 3,500-squarefoot 

gallery that once was a used furniture warehouse, and 

before that a Ford showroom and service center. An offsite 

part of the Atlantic Center for the Performing Arts, the 

internationally acclaimed exhibition space with prominent 

artist residencies located on the 2,300-acre Doris Leeper 

Spruce Creek Preserve a few miles away, Arts on Douglas 

offers a two gallery presentation. There is the “Main” 

which exhibits a broad range of styles, and the “alt_space" 

devoted to contemporary Florida artists in conceptual art, 

sculpture, video, digital and new media. You are welcome 

to engage in a dialogue about art process, method, 

concepts and materials. 


Explore 

A must-see 

IN THE HISTORIC DISTRICT is Jane’s Art Center located in a cool 

and contemporary building. This stunning 1,600-square-foot 

gallery exhibits internationally and nationally acclaimed and 

upcoming artists. There is also a 1,200-square-foot ceramic 

studio open to all levels of participants with classes conducted 

by established artists and visiting professors. 

The nearby Artists’ Workshop is a perfect place to take an arts class or 

enjoy a workshop and various gallery exhibitions. Once a month is the 

Gallery Walk, which takes place the first Saturday from 4 p.m.-7 p.m. You 

will visit four galleries offering changing exhibits with opportunities to ask 

questions or make purchases. 

For local history and a glance at a stellar collection of artifacts, visit the 

New Smyrna Beach Museum of History. For African-American history, the 

Mary S. Harrell Black Heritage Museum in a restored church, offers newsy 

photographs, poignant memorabilia, and information on racial relations in 

the 20th century. 


BLAZER 

OF TRAILS 

Get inspired by 

Mary S. Harrell 

at this museum, 

located in a 

former church. 


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Galleries 


Antiques and Art 

Highwaymen Gallery 

520 Andrews Street, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-427-9910 / 

highwaymengallery.weebly.com 

This gallery’s inventory of Florida 

Highwaymen paintings is one of 

the largest in the entire state. 

Artists’ Workshop 

Gallery 


Beach / 386-402-0314 / 

artistsworkshopinc.com 

Created in 1957, the Artists’ 

Workshop opened its gallery in 

1980. Exhibits change monthly. 

Artists’ Workshop 

Studio 

540 Barracuda Boulevard, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-424-9254 / 

artistsworkshopinc.com 

The Artists’ Workshop has 

opened its studio facilities for art 

classes and workshops approved 

by its board. 

Arts on Douglas 

123 Douglas Street, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-428-1133 / 

artsondouglas.net 

Combines resources with the ACA 

(below) to facilitate community 

engagement with the arts. 

Atlantic Center for 

the Arts 

1414 Art Center Avenue, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-427-6975 / 

atlanticcenterforthearts.org 

A nonprofit interdisciplinary artist 

community, featuring community 

programming and residencies led 

by distinguished contemporary 

artists. 

Atlantic Center for the 

Arts at Harris House 


Smyrna Beach / 386-423-1753 / 

atlanticcenterforthearts.org/ 

about-aca/locations 

Harris House serves as the Atlantic 

Center for the Arts’ communityoutreach 

facility and is recognized 

as a place that fosters creative 

and intellectual experiences for 

children, artists, and other 

community members. 

Bob Ross Art 

Workshop & Gallery 


Beach / 386-423-4346 / 

bobrossartworkshop.com 

Featuring a large collection of 

original Ross oil paintings and 

classes in the Bob Ross style. 

Clay Gallery 


Smyrna Beach / 386-846-8203 / 

clay-gallery.com 

A studio and event space, 

Clay Gallery features pottery by 

Teresa Bowen and works by other 

local artists. 

"everything you never knew 

you needed" 

237 CANAL STREET 

NSB, FL 32168 

386-957-4838 


Theater Lovers 

can see live productions presented by The Little Theatre which has been entertaining 

audiences for 50 years. This community theater is a showcase for local actors performing 

all year long in previous shows like “The Odd Couple,” “The Mousetrap,” “Hello Dolly,” “All 

My Sons,” “A Christmas Story” for the holiday season. 

The city’s artsy scene is spectacular with the Intracoastal Waterway transforming into a 

pastel wonderland at dusk followed by nights filled with live music from a variety of venues. 

Fernandez Photography 

& Fine Arts Gallery 


Beach / 386-295-5254 

This gallery offers different 

mediums such as oil and acrylic 

paintings, wood burning, air 

brush, tile paintings, and a fair 

trade eco-friendly jewelry line 

from Colombia. 

Florida Galleria 


Beach / 386-427-7979 

Gallery 237 


Beach/ 386-957-4838 / 

gallery237nsb.com 

Original, one of a kind works of 

glass, jewelry, metal and clay from 

local to international artists. 

Jane’s Art Center 

199 Downing Street, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-402-8673 / 

janesartcenter.com 

An eclectic fine art gallery 

featuring art from American 

and European artists. Jane’s is 

also Ceramics Facility and offer 

ongoing Workshops & Classes. 

The Hub on Canal 

132 Canal Street, New Smyrna Beach 

/ 386-957-3924 / thehuboncanal.org 

The Hub on Canal rents space to 

local artists and offers workshops 

and classes at all levels. 

Jonah’s Cat’s 

Art Gallery 


Beach / 513-410-1438 / 

samuelruder.com 

A wide variety of colorful 

watercolors, acrylic paintings, 

and sculptures. 

Ring Gallery 


Beach / 386-427-1882 / 

ringfineart.com 

Mike Ring’s photographs have 

been collected by Florida 

residents and tourists from all over 

the United States and abroad. 


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Wild Oats 

and Billy Goats 


Beach /386-957-4325 / 

wildoatsandbillygoats.com 

A whimsical and colorful art gallery 

offering paintings, sculpture, 

pottery, jewelry, candles, and 

body products, created by local 

and regional artists. 

EDGEWATER 

Peter Wolf Toth Museum 

102 Arthur Avenue, Edgewater / 

386-795-0291 

Peter Wolf Toth has created 

sculptures called “Trail of the 

Whispering Giants” to honor 

Native Americans. He has created 

more than 74 sculptures across 

the U.S., several provinces and 

territories of Canada and Europe. 

Appointment only. 

Historic Sites 


Dummit’s Tomb 

Canova Drive, New Smyrna Beach 

/ 386-478-0052 

This aboveground tomb commemorates 

the son of one of the first 

settlers in New Smyrna Beach. 

Eldora Statehouse 

at Canaveral National 

Seashore 


Smyrna Beach / 386-428-3384 / 

nps.gov/cana/learn/ 

historyculture/index.htm 

Once the center of a thriving 

agricultural community, the 

Eldora Statehouse is a testament 

to the area’s long history. 

Old Fort Park 

115 Julia Street, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-424-2175 / 

cityofnsb.com/767/Mainland-Parks 

Dating to 500 B.C., the foundation 

of Old Fort Park is likely the 

Native American village Caparaca, 

recorded in 1605. 

Sugar Mill Ruins 

600 Mission Drive, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-736-5953 / volusia 

.org/services/community-services/ 

parks-recreation-and-culture/ 

parks-and-trails/park-facilities-andlocations/historical-parks/ 

sugar-mill-ruins.stml 

A monument to regional history, 

the sugar mill was destroyed 

during a war with Seminole tribes 

in the 1800s. 

Turtle Mound at 


Seashore 


Smyrna Beach / 386-428-3384 / 

nps.gov/cana/planyourvisit/ 

hours.htm 

A prehistoric archeological site. 

The Timucuan Indian civilization 

created Turtle Mound over a 

period of several hundred years. 

PORT ORANGE 

Dunlawton 

Sugar Mill Gardens 

950 Old Sugar Mill Road, 

Port Orange / 

dunlawtonsugarmillgardens.org 

A historical site and gardens 

spread over 10 acres. 

Gamble Place 


386-304-0778 / crackercreek 

.com/gamble-place 

The old citrus packing house 

grounds are home to wildlife, 

ancient cypress trees, and 

beautiful azalea blossoms. 

OAK HILL 

Seminole Rest 


386-428-3384 / nbbd.com/ 

godo/cns/SeminoleRest 

Seminole Rest consists of several 

prehistoric shell mounds dating 

from 2,000 B.C. to 1565 A.D. 

Museums 


American Aero Services 

1501 Airway Circle, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-423-7700 / 

americanaeroservices.com 

A restoration and maintenance 

facility serving the warbird 

community for nearly 30 years. 

Must be 18 or older or 

accompanied by an adult. 

Mary S. Harrell Black 

Heritage Museum 

314 N. Duss Street, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-478-1934 / 

blackheritage.org 

Memorabilia and artifacts 

illuminating history and race 

relations in the New Smyrna 

Beach area. 

Museum of 

East Coast Surfing 

120 Sams Avenue, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-444-0387 / 

museumofeastcoastsurfing.com 

A fascinating collection of 

surfboards, surf art, movies, 

magazines, and photos. 

New Smyrna 

Museum of History 

120 Sams Avenue, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-478-0052 / 

nsbhistory.org 

Devoted to the founders of New 

Smyrna Beach and to its Native 

American history. 

Theatres 

The Little Theatre of 



Beach / 386-423-1246 / 

nsbplayers.org 

Since 1947, the Little Theatre of 

New Smyrna Beach has been performing 

Broadway style shows for 

our local community. 

For A full list of galleries and museums please visit 

visitnsbfl.com/explore/arts-and-culture, or scan the QR code 


The Hub 

on Canal 

Experience the Arts 

in New Smyrna Beach 

At The Hub on Canal you will find exhibition 

and gallery space representing more 

than 60 artists working across many mediums. 

Come by nearly anytime and you’re likely 

to find a few of our studio artists at work 

creating something new. You can also register 

for a class or workshop in art, language, 

music or wellness. 

We host a variety of musical performances 

and public art events throughout the year – 

with a few social events thrown in to keep 

it light and fun. 

Join us and Experience the Arts! 

132 Canal Street | New Smyrna Beach | Florida 

386.957.3924 | theHUBoncanal.org | @theHUBoncanal

Events 

Events 

WE’LL LET YOU IN ON A SECRET: 

there really is no bad time to visit New 

Smyrna Beach. The steamy days of summer 

give way to comfortable, arid fall weather, 

wonderfully mild winters, and warm springs. 

That’s the beauty of Central Florida, and 

that’s why you can count on beloved 

monthly rituals year-round, like our sip-&- 

stroll, wine walks, and Canal Street Nights. 

Our tight-knit, friendly community is full of 

fun, very welcoming, and always dreaming 

up festive ways to gather a crowd, whether 

that be for music festivals, foodie-friendly 

cook-offs, beach runs, or more cultural 

venues like our well-established IMAGES 

festival of the arts. You might consider 

anchoring your visit on a particular event. 

Here are some ideas. 


Be Entertained 


Events 

BE INSPIRED 

You're never to young to 

be inspired by art at the 

HUB on Canal. 

ART LOVERS CONVERGE at the intersection of historic Canal Street and Riverside Drive in late 

January each year for the well-established and well-attended IMAGES: A Festival of the Arts. You 

don’t need to be a connoisseur to appreciate the visual feast. Artists set up tented booths to exhibit 

a dizzying array of varied media, from painting to graphics, jewelry, ceramics, and photography, 

there’s something for everyone to covet. 


In Springtime 

There is always something cooking. Flagler Avenue routinely 

closes to traffic in order to cater to hungry diners who purchase 

“passports” allowing them to sample multiple unique, 

savory preparations by a variety of local chefs: there’s a 

late January progressive cook-off Chowder Festival, a Mardi 

Gras-centric Gumbo Festival, a springtime Beach Food 

Festival, an annual Taco Challenge that takes place on Cinco 

de Mayo and again in the fall, and a late August Shrimp 

& Seafood Festival where the avenue literally becomes a 

walking foodie mecca. Similarly, the monthly Wine Walk 

invites you to sample twenty small pours of more than 100 

wines while you stroll and shop. 

Say “I Do ” 

CELEBRATE YOUR BIG DAY 

in a memorable way. Say I do with spectacular 

views of the Intracoastal Waterway at the modern 

Brannon Center. Have an unforgettable ceremony 

on the waterfront, the private terrace, or in the 

Grand Ballroom, where floor-to-ceiling windows 

serve up gorgeous scenery of the waterway. You 

can also go rustic at the Delamater House, which 

features a trendy barn and cottages. Or have the 

beach wedding of your dreams in the sand on 

one of our pristine beaches. 


Events 

SUMMER BRINGS the free Summer Concert 

Series at Riverside Park. Every Thursday in 

July and August, crowds gather by the gazebo 

in the warm glow of early evening to enjoy 

rotating sets of bluegrass, rockabilly, Latin 

music, and classic rock. It really is a tribute to 

the town’s generous spirit that so many music festivals do 

not charge a cover fee. Flagler Avenue in particular hosts 

multiple musical events throughout the year such as the 

Shamrock & Roll Music Festival around St. Patty’s Day; the 

VooDoo Music Festival leading up to Mardi Gras with more 

than 50 free shows along the Avenue; and July 4th’s Red, 

White & Blue Music Festival in which designated taverns, 

cantinas, and sports bars open their doors free of charge for 

a lively summer bash. Similarly, the New Year’s Eve 

Countdown Jam lasts nearly all week long. But it’s late May’s 

New Smyrna Beach Jazz Festival that is the biggest draw 

with its enviable lineup of sax quartets, jazz trios, larger 

ensembles, and solo crooners. You can duck into each club, 

and snack on tasty street food, vibing on the various rhythms 

as you make your way from the Indian River to the Atlantic. 

Perhaps the most nostalgic event of all takes place on Historic 

Canal Street on the second Saturday of each month: Classic 

Cars on Canal features prize hot rods, coupes, Classic Cadillacs 

and jaw-dropping Royces, then cruise beneath the palms, 

parking diagonally and popping open their hoods for eager 

viewers to admire the polished vintage engines. It’s exemplary 

New Smyrna Beach hospitality, open to all, with free 

musical entertainment and vendors selling kettle corn, hotdogs, 

and soda: a spirited slice of 

Americana, and a reason to 

visit again and again. 


You'll never run out of new things to see and do together in 

New Smyrna Beach. There's intriguing history, artistry and art fairs, 

foodie festivals, sporting tournaments, antique festivals, and petfriendly 

weekend events all year. Visit visitnsbfl.com/events or scan 

the QR code with your phone for a complete calendar of events. 

S AVOR 

THE FUN 

Fun al fresco on 

Canal Street 



Brannon Center 


Natural beauty. Stunning views. Unforgettable events. The Brannon Center is the ultimate location for your 

next meeting or event. From its historic downtown New Smyrna Beach location, let the state-of-the-art 

facility and professional staff ensure your next event exceeds your expectations. 

Indian River Ballroom | Park View and River View Meeting Rooms | 

8,500 square feet of meeting space | 7,500 square foot terrace 

Overlooking the glistening Intracoastal Waterway 

Brannon Center | 105 S Riverside Drive | New Smyrna Beach | brannoncenter.com | 386.410.2880 


Sustainability 

Sustainabil 

BEACH GOALS. ONE PLANET. 

Switching from plastic to plant-based, compostable 

alternatives. Growing organically. Cleaning trash 

from beaches to reduce the amount that blows into 

the ocean. Water conservation and finding better 

ways to collect rainwater for future use. 

These are just some of the steps taken by partners 

in the One Planet Living initiative in the New Smyrna 

Beach Area. As the entire world is changing—so 

very rapidly lately—travel and business leaders in 

the New Smyrna Beach Area have embraced innovative 

thinking and action when it comes to sustainability. 

The goal is to take good care of each other, 

and of the precious strand of beaches, islands, and 

tidal lagoons in this extraordinary slice of Florida. 

One Planet Living is an international organization 

that promotes long-term sustainability through 

easy-to-grasp eco-friendly practices. Taking part in 

One Planet Living is one of many measures that the 

New Smyrna Beach Area has taken to protect its 

natural beauty and promote eco-friendly tourism. 

In fact, New Smyrna Beach was the first city in 

Florida to join the organization. And the City’s 

guiding focus is sustainability—an essential for 

the ecological health of this special seaside locale 

of sand beaches, lush parks and preserved lands, 

along with the naturally diverse ecosystem of tidal 

bays and lagoons along the Indian River. 


ity 


No straw zone 

NAVIGATING A GREENER FUTURE is vital. 

Sustainability measures taken so far by the City 

of New Smyrna Beach are wide-ranging, and 

include a city-wide ban on polypropylene 

and polystyrene food service containers and 

straws. The New Smyrna Beach Area Visitor’s 

Bureau (NSBAVB) encourages recycling and helps 

to coordinate volunteers for beach clean-ups. 

The bureau is also a destination member of 

the Global Sustainable Tourism Council. 

Over at Third Wave Café and Wine Bar, with its 

enchanting garden seating, the owners and crew 

focus on environmentally friendly food sourcing. 

A particular emphasis is on “smart catch” sustainable 

sources of seafood. And the oceanfront 

Springhill Suites by Marriott is another eager 

sustainability partner. Among its efforts, the 

hotel where Flagler Avenue meets the Atlantic 

collects runoff rainwater for future use, and has 

installed energy-saving layers of extra insulation 

between floors. 


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2238 State Road 44 

New Smyrna Beach, FL 

32168 

2238 State Rd. 44 


386-428-1600 • visitnsbfl.com 

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Discover unique shops and experience fun attractions—all right 

at your fingertips. The New Smyrna Beach mobile app can act 

as a personal guide by providing a vast amount of information; 

it’s perfect for area residents and visitors alike. Get this free app 

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You'll never run out of new things to see and do together in 

New Smyrna Beach. There's intriguing history, artistry and art fairs, 

foodie festivals, sporting tournaments, antique festivals, and petfriendly 

weekend events all year. Visit visitnsbfl.com/events or scan 

the QR code with your phone for a complete calendar of events.

2023 NSB Destination Guide

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