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<strong>2024</strong> N EW SMYRNA BEACH AREA VISITORS GUIDE<br />
Welcome<br />
I’m thrilled to welcome you—or welcome<br />
you back—to the New Smyrna Beach Area.<br />
The appeal of our lovely town goes far<br />
deeper than our 17 miles of white sand<br />
beach and highly rated surfing. Cuttingedge<br />
cuisine, a nationally recognized arts<br />
scene, beloved hotels, and historical ruins<br />
are just the beginning of the adventure.<br />
With the ocean on one side, the Intracoastal<br />
Waterway on the other, and all kinds of<br />
exciting sustainability efforts in between,<br />
our cozy city offers the perfect getaway—<br />
whether you’re interested in relaxing on<br />
the beach or discovering a new passion.<br />
We can’t wait for you to experience<br />
New Smyrna Beach for yourself.<br />
Debbie Meihls<br />
President & CEO<br />
New Smyrna Beach Area<br />
Visitors Bureau<br />
By Plane<br />
No less than five international airports<br />
in the area make getting here a breeze:<br />
Daytona Beach (18 miles away); Orlando<br />
Sanford (30 miles); Orlando (60 miles); Orlando<br />
Melbourne (74 miles); and Jacksonville (118 miles).<br />
Coming by private aircraft? The New Smyrna Beach<br />
Municipal Airport is just 2 miles outside town.<br />
By Car<br />
Motoring along mighty Interstate 95?<br />
Take exit 249; the New Smyrna Beach<br />
Area is just a few miles east. From<br />
Interstate 4, take exit 118. And U.S. Highway 1, also<br />
known as “Old Dixie Highway,” leads you straight<br />
into downtown and the Historic District.<br />
By Train<br />
Hit the rails with or without your car<br />
on the Amtrak Auto Train, which runs<br />
between Florida and the Washington,<br />
D.C. area. Disembark at Sanford, Florida, about<br />
35 miles west of New Smyrna Beach; it’s an easy<br />
drive into town.<br />
By Bus<br />
Greyhound stops in nearby Daytona<br />
Beach, and the Volusia County bus<br />
service (Votran) provides local commuter<br />
service from there. Take the #4, #7, or #12 to<br />
Port Orange and the #40 into New Smyrna Beach.<br />
By Boat<br />
Floating the Intracoastal Waterway<br />
or sailing in from far-flung waters?<br />
Dock at the New Smyrna Marina<br />
(ICW channel marker #35) or the New Smyrna<br />
Beach City Marina (ICW channel marker #38).<br />
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The information listed in this publication is as<br />
accurate as possible at press time.<br />
The New Smyrna Beach Area Visitors Bureau is not<br />
responsible for any errors or omissions that occur.
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