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Canal Street Historic District offers a delightful journey through New Smyrna Beach's past with well-preserved brick buildings and tree-lined streets. Art lovers can wander between galleries like The Hub on Canal and Arts on Douglas, while history buffs will appreciate the New Smyrna Museum of History. The district's colorful 1920s storefronts house unique boutiques and antique shops perfect for treasure hunting.
Seafood restaurants and casual cafes occupy historic buildings, with most places open until 9pm. Stay in charming bed & breakfasts with period furnishings for the full historic experience. Though public transit is limited, the compact district is easily explored on foot or via the seasonal downtown trolley to nearby beaches.
North Causeway delivers a slice of coastal paradise where the Intracoastal Waterway sparkles with possibility. Fishing boats bob alongside weathered docks while pelicans dive dramatically for their next meal. The Saturday Farmers Market buzzes with vendors selling fresh citrus and local crafts. Buena Vista Park offers a perfect spot to soak up those water views before heading to waterfront restaurants.
Getting around is easiest with your own wheels, though the causeway itself is pleasantly bikeable. Most visitors stay in vacation rentals with water views and boat access. The area strikes a perfect balance between working fishing community and tourist amenities, making it ideal for travelers seeking authentic coastal experiences.
New Smyrna Beach's Boardwalk delivers beachy bliss with a side of salty breeze and zero pretension. The wooden promenade offers front-row ocean views where you can watch surfers catch waves or spot dolphins playing offshore. Grab an ice cream cone and stroll past colorful shops, or park yourself on the sand for some quality sun worship. When hunger strikes, casual seafood joints and beachfront eateries have your back.
Vacation rentals and beachfront condos make staying nearby a no-brainer for families wanting that roll-out-of-bed-onto-the-beach lifestyle. The area is super walkable along the boardwalk itself, though you'll want a car to explore beyond. Parking is plentiful except during peak summer weekends when everyone and their cousin shows up for ocean time.
Coronado Beach delivers that classic Florida beach getaway without trying too hard. Soft sand meets gentle Atlantic waves where boardwalks cut through swaying sea oats to wide-open shores. Beach houses in faded pastels line quiet streets, creating the perfect home base for sunrise walks and afternoon swims. This low-key neighborhood balances vacation vibes with peaceful residential charm.
Most visitors stay in beachfront rentals with private pools and ocean views rather than hotels. The dining scene keeps it casual with seafood spots closing early evening, and you'll need a car to explore beyond the neighborhood. Perfect for beach lovers who want the ocean right outside their door.
Orlando Beach serves up that perfect Florida coastal getaway with pristine Atlantic shores and a laid-back vibe. Surfers catch waves while families build sandcastles along the wide, sandy beaches. When you're not soaking up sun, explore nearby attractions like Flagler Avenue Park or take a short drive to Ponce de Leon Lighthouse and Museum.
Beachfront eateries dish out fresh seafood and tropical drinks, perfect after a day in the surf. Most visitors stay in colorful beach condos or boutique inns with rates varying seasonally. Getting around is easiest by car, though the beachfront areas are wonderfully walkable with wooden boardwalks connecting the main attractions.
Want to top up your tan? Head out to New Smyrna Beach— one of the most popular seaside spots located 2.3 mi (3.7 km) from central New Smyrna Beach. Enjoy the sunset by the shore at Ponce Inlet Beach and Bethune Volusia Beach.
During your trip to New Smyrna Beach, you can enjoy retail therapy at Canal Street Historic District. Stroll along the beaches or experience the area's art scene.
After visiting Smyrna Dunes Park, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in New Smyrna Beach. Wander the beautiful beaches and seaside in this family-friendly area.
Find out about the history of New Smyrna Beach when you take a trip to Sugar Mill Ruins. Stroll along the beautiful beaches or discover the beautiful sunrises in this family-friendly area.
Why not spend a lazy afternoon at Bethune Volusia Beach during your trip to New Smyrna Beach? Amble around this relaxing area's beautiful beaches and enjoy its top-notch restaurants.
Thirteen miles of white sand beckon surfers and sunbathers alike in this laid-back coastal haven. Flagler Avenue offers eclectic shopping before leading directly to the Atlantic waves. Canal Street Historic District reveals the town's artistic side with galleries tucked into historic buildings. Take an airboat through wildlife-rich mangroves or explore Sugar Mill Ruins for a taste of history. Canaveral National Seashore provides pristine shoreline just south of town. Despite the dubious honor of being the 'shark bite capital of the world,' locals paddle out daily. The Marine Discovery Center offers eco-tours for those preferring to keep their feet dry. After sunset, seafood restaurants serve the day's catch while locals debate which beach access has the best break.
There's a lot visitors like about New Smyrna Beach, especially its beaches and restaurants. Beachcombers can spend the day at New Smyrna Beach when the weather is nice. Check out other sights like Canal Street Historic District and New Smyrna Beach Golf Course.
