NSB 2019-20 FULL DESTINATION GUIDE

DINE LIKE 

A LOCAL 

INSPIRING 

ADVENTURES 

DISCOVER 

BEACH BLISS 

STAY IN A ROOM 

WITH A VIEW 

NEW SMYRNA BEACH AREA VISITORS GUIDE • 2019– 2020 

NEW SMYRNA BEACH 

Your Dream 

GETAWAY 

The Best Spots for the Ultimate Escape 

WITH 

RECOMMENDATIONS 

FROM THE EDITORS OF 

F E A T U R I N G : E D G E W A T E R , P O R T O R A N G E , O A K H I L L & O S T E E N

NEW SMYRNA BEACH AREA VISITORS GUIDE 

CONTENTS 

2 0 1 9 – 2 0 2 0 

4 

Welcome 

Discover the region’s 

five unique towns. 

THE NSB AREA 

12 

Stay 

Prepare for comfort 

and hospitality. 

STAY LISTINGS > 16 

Specializing in: 

• Real Estate Sales • Vacation Rentals 

• Nightly Rentals • Long-Term Rentals 

30 

Taste 

Awaken your taste buds 

with culinary delights. 

TASTE LISTINGS > 36 

52 

Explore 

Jump into adventure and 

soak up the culture. 

EXPLORE LISTINGS > 58, 68 

Ocean Properties & Management, Inc. 

3500 S. Atlantic Ave., New Smyrna Beach, FL 32169 

(386) 428.0975 

Sales@oceanprops.com 

Rentals@oceanprops.com 

OPLongTermRentals@oceanprops.com 

www.oceanprops.com 

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The New Smyrna Beach Area Visitors Guide is published for the New Smyrna Beach Area Visitors Bureau in collaboration with The Foundry at Meredith Corporation. The information listed in this 

publication is as accurate as possible at press time. The New Smyrna Beach Area Visitors Bureau and Meredith Corporation are not responsible for any errors or omissions that occur. 

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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 

Executive Director 

New Smyrna Beach Area Visitors Bureau 

GEORGE J. BAER III VP Client Partnerships 

ANA LOPES Account Manager 

RICH BEATTIE Editor 

CHRIS MUELLER Creative Director 

NICOLE WHITE Art Director 

VICTORIA RICH Photo Editor 

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 commuter 

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). 

Marriot Springhill 

Suites 


Savour your time away with 

the SpringHill Suites New Smyrna 

Beach. Experience top-notch service 

coupled with relaxing ocean views. Start 

your morning with free breakfast and a 

Starbucks coffee. Take a stroll down historic 

Flagler Ave. just steps from the hotel and end your 

evening with a beverage at Barefoot Bar & Cafe. 

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: 386.847.2971 

www.marriott.com/dabsh 

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Welcome 

ESCAPE 

N e w S m y r n a B e a c h A r e a 

SURE, IT’S EASY to categorize this stretch of Florida coastline as 

a beach town; after all, the miles of pristine white sand and 

tumbling tides make for an irresistible playground. But step beyond 

the surf and you’ll discover that this area’s wonders stretch far 

beyond the shoreline. There’s cutting-edge cuisine with a focus on 

freshness and sustainability; welcoming hotels and inns; the calm 

waters of the Intracoastal Waterway; the most biologically diverse 

estuary in all of North America; a proud history as the second-oldest 

city in Florida; a thriving arts scene; an iconic lighthouse; a charming downtown; 

endless activities; and so much more. Yes, the beaches await, but every corner 

brings new surprises. Give yourself enough time to take it all in. 

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WELCOME 

A REAL 

N AT U R A L 

Enjoy the views 

in Smyrna Dunes 

Park as you walk 

the trails and 

look for wildlife. 


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. 

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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 yearround 

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-of-the-20thcentury 

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. 

FROM LEFT: COURTESY MOSQUITO LAGOON FISH CAMP, CAMERON LANCASTER 

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. 

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WELCOME 

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 Edgewater River Guide. Then dine 

on fresh fish at hot spots like JC’s Riptides and the 

Florida Roadhouse. 

OSTEEN 

Serenity, nature, and some down-home Florida cooking 

imbue the Osteen area with a personality all its own. 

BACK TO NATURE 

Hike and horseback ride 

among the 150 acres of 

Hickory Bluff Preserve. 

RURAL OLD FLORIDA comes to life in this 

which overlooks the St. Johns River. Visit a multipurpose 

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, 

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. 

TONY GIESE PHOTOGRAPHY 

PATRICK RUDDY 

GONE FISHIN’ 

An angler proudly displays 

his redfish—just one of 

the species you can cast for. 


Lodging 

STAY 

I N N S T Y L E 

SOME SAY THIS CITY is the perfect size—large enough to offer a 

rainbow of accommodations, yet small enough that each spot feels 

personal and intimate. And from surf to shore, options abound. 

Wave worshippers can wake to the delicious aroma of ocean air, 

while landlubbers can loll in a historic B&B, a paddle fan spinning 

quietly overhead. Luxury aficionados can revel in the lush 

amenities of a private residence, campers can commune with nature, 

and value seekers can discover that gracious service knows no bounds in 

New Smyrna Beach. Wherever you lay your head, rest assured you’ll feel at home. 

SITTING 

PRETTY 

Bring the family 

and rent a 

spacious home 

through Ocean 

Properties. 

COURTESY PALM REAL ESTATE PHOTOGRAPHY 

RECOMMENDED 


STAY 

WATCH 

WAV E S 

All five rooms 

at The Salty 

Mermaid have 

oceanfront 

views. 

On the Waterfront 

THE AREA'S WATER-VIEW HOTEL ROOMS OFFER THE ULTIMATE COMBO OF COMFORT AND BEAUTY. 

TURN OFF THE PHONE, put down the remote: 

Gazing at the water from the comfort of your 

hotel room may be all the entertainment 

you need. The area’s unique geography serves up two very 

different ways of enjoying this experience. Choose a hotel on 

the ocean side and sit out on your balcony while rays from 

the ascending sun start to glance off gently curling waves. 

Or stay along the Intracoastal and follow the lazy pace of 

the water and the boats that ply its width. Whichever side 

you’re on, a water-view room encourages some serious 

relaxation and quiet contemplation. It also gives you a 

front-row seat to the area’s sustainability efforts, always 

working behind the scenes to preserve your view so that, 

when you return, it will be just as pristine as it is today. 

SURF TURF 

Marriott SpringHill 

Suites features 

rooms (and 

a pool) with 

amazing 

ocean views. 

FROM LEFT: COURTESY THE SALTY MERMAID; COURTESY MARRIOTT SPRINGHILL SUITES 


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STAY 


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. 

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. 


Condos 

Angel Inn the Sand 

1100 E. 3rd Avenue, New Smyrna 

Beach / 877-942-6435 / 

angelinnthesand.com 

A unique property with four 

individual two-bedroom, twobath 

units that can be rented 

individually or together as one 

big house! Located directly on 

the beach, less than a mile from 

Flagler Avenue. 

Atlantic Plaza 

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. 

Atlantic Villas 

701 N. Atlantic Avenue, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-478-7863 / 

greatoceancondos.com/ 

rental-search/complexes/ 

atlantic-villas 

An oceanfront condo offering a 

luxurious vacation experience, 

with pristine views of the Atlantic 

Ocean. 

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. 

Bouchelle Island 

423 Bouchelle Drive, New 

Smyrna Beach / 800-728-0513 / 

bouchelle.org/rentalsales 

A glorious celebration of Florida 

living. Offering one-, two-, and 

three-bedroom condos and 

wonderful amenities, Bouchelle 

Island is the ultimate riverfront 

community. 

Castle Reef 


Smyrna Beach / 386-427-5252 / 

castlereefrentals.com 

Located directly on the ocean, 

these units offer panoramic 

oceanfront and ocean-view 

accommodations. 

Cedar Island Club 

855 Ladyfish Avenue, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-428-7461 / 

cedarislandclubvacations.com/ 

Cedar_Island_Club 

A relaxing and comfortable 

riverfront condo complex, 

situated across the street from 

the non-driving portion of the 

beach. 

Chadham by the Sea 

6713–6727 Turtlemound Road, 

New Smyrna Beach / 

386-478-7863 or 800-728-0513 

Located in a quiet, secluded 

setting on the south end of the 

non-driving beach area. This 

unique condo complex provides 

guests with incredible direct 

views of the Atlantic Ocean and 

Indian River. 

Chateau by the Sea 


Smyrna Beach / 800-448-1034 / 

nsbchateau.com 

Located just steps from the 

ocean. You can catch a sunrise, 

spend your time basking in the 

sun poolside, or walk on 

the beach to feel the sand 

under your feet. 

Coastal Waters Inn 


Smyrna Beach / 800-321-7882 / 

coastalwatersinn.com 

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 / 888-249-8810 / 

diamondresorts.com/ 

destinations/property/ 

Coconut-Palms-Beach-Resort-II 

A welcome respite with its 

unobstructed views of the Atlantic 

Ocean, white-sand beaches, and 

Old Florida beach-haven 

atmosphere. 

Discover 

New Smyrna 

Beach! 

Ocean Trillium Suites 

3405 South Atlantic Ave. 


For reservations, call 

1.877.428.9106 

• Oceanfront Complex 

• Private Balconies 

• Elevator 

• Free Wi-Fi 

• Private Beach Access 

Book online at 

OceanTrilliumSuites.com 

Managed By: 

Ocean Properties & Management, Inc. 

Colony Beach Club 


Smyrna Beach / 386-427-2981 / 

colonybeachclubnsb.com 

Nestled on 10 acres of direct 

oceanfront in the non-driving 

beach area, these condos are 

more beach cottage than highrise; 

each building is only two 

stories high. 

Coronado Del Mar 


Smyrna Beach / 386-478-7863 / 



coronado-del-mar 

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 


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. 

Ocean Trillium Suites

STAY 

Dee’s Luxury Beachside 

Condo 


Smyrna Beach / 724-272-7910 / 

rentalcondonewsmyrnabeachfl 

.com/ 

Beautiful, family-friendly large 

3/2 resort-style vacation condo 

on the beach. Located across 

the street from the non-driving 

portion of the beach, with 

pedestrian access to the shore. 

Ebb Tide 


Smyrna Beach / 386-423-6918 / 

ebbtidecondo.com 

This condo complex offers 

oceanfront views and is just steps 

away from the beach. Features 

a tennis court, workout room, 

gorgeous pool, hot-tub area and 

sauna, plus clubhouse facilities for 

parties and meetings. 

Errol by the Sea 


Smyrna Beach / 386-427-3641 / 

errolbythesea.com 

Nestled in a secluded part of 

New Smyrna Beach, this is the 

perfect place to take leisurely walks 

on the beach, play with your kids in 

the sand, or swim in the ocean. 

Hacienda del Sol I 

4201 S. Atlantic Avenue, New 

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 

A lovely, well-maintained 42-unit 

complex right on the ßAtlantic 

Ocean. Although close to 

shopping, it also provides a quiet 

and serene atmosphere. 

Atlantic 

Plaza Ad 

New Smyrna Beach Hotel and Suites 

We offer: kitchenette in every room 

& free high speed wifi, Pool, Fitness Center, 

Room Service, Free Calling 

Onsite restaurant serving Breakfast & Lunch 

Group Sales Information: 386-426-0251 

386-426-0020 

www.BestWestern.com 

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1401 S. ATLANTIC AVENUE 

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FLORIDA 

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. 

Kiawah Bay 


Smyrna Beach / 386-478-7863 

A small community of rental units 

nestled against an inlet of the 

Indian River Lagoon. 

The old saying “home is where your heart is” truly applies to the Atlantic Plaza Condominium/ 

Hotel. We are a 22-unit family-oriented beachfront property in New Smyrna Beach. The Atlantic 

Plaza features two bedroom/two bath units that are both comfortable and affordable within 

walking distance to our beachside main street: Flagler Avenue. Come join us at the area’s #1 Hotel 

Accommodation as rated by our guests on TripAdvisor. 

Amenities include: 

• Elevator 

• 24 Hr. Surveillance 

• Oceanfront 

• Family-Friendly 

• Private Balconies 

• Eco-Friendly 

• Private Beach Access 


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

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

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STAY 

Las Brisas 


Smyrna Beach / 386-478-7863 

A relaxing and comfortable 

oceanfront condo complex. 

Built in 1983, Las Brisas offers 42 

individual vacation rental units and 

is situated directly on the driving 

portion of New Smyrna Beach. 

Malibu Condos 


Smyrna Beach / 386-478-7863 or 

800-728-0513 

The unobstructed ocean views, 

the intimate and resort-like feel 

of the 29-unit building, and the 

seasonally heated sparkling pool 

make this condominium a prime 

vacation spot for Florida 

beach–vacation lovers. 

Mediterranean 

711 S. Atlantic Avenue, 


386-478-6200 

The Mediterranean in New 

Smyrna Beach features 19 direct 

oceanfront condos, bringing 

private beachfront living to a 

new standard of luxury. Enjoy 

breathtaking views from almost 

every room. 

New Kid on the Block 

FPO 

Minorca 

257 Minorca Beach Way, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-409-9212 / 

newsmyrnabeachinlet.com 

Walls of windows offer 

magnificent views from nearly 

every room inside this stunning 

property. 

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. 

YOUR FIRST STEPS into the lobby of the new Marriott SpringHill Suites may well erase 

any preconceptions you have of hotel chains: You’re met by a panoramic view of sand and 

surf that immediately transports you into full-on vacation mode. It’s a sight that follows you 

all over the property—from the oceanfront pool to the outdoor patio, and from the bar/café 

to some of the 114 suites. The unique coastal-themed decor allows this hotel to blend 

visually into the Florida landscape. And, as a member of the area’s sustainable hotel 

program, it also fits in perfectly with the eco-values of its new home. 

COURTESY MARRIOTT SPRINGHILL SUITES 

NSB Condo 

4849 Saxon Drive, New Smyrna 

Beach / 407-430-9541 / 

newsmyrnabeachcondorental.com 

Steps from the ocean, this 

two-bedroom, two-bath unit has 

all the comforts of home. 

Ocean Condos 



800-728-0513 

Oceanside guest rentals, complete 

with private balconies, on a quiet 

stretch of the non-driving beach. 

Ocean Club at Turtle Mound 



800-728-0513 

In a quieter area of the nondriving 

beach—ideal for a tranquil 

beach getaway. 

Ocean Club North 


Beach / 386-428-2861 / 

oceanclubnorthrentals.com 

Quiet, relaxed seaside resort 

located right beside the white sand 

and sparkling water of the Atlantic. 

Ocean Club South 


Beach / 386-424-1616 / 

surfcoastrealty.com/vacationrentals/ocean-club-south 

In newly renovated guest rooms, 

guests can enjoy oceanfront 

relaxation on the car-free beach. 

Ocean Reef Villas 

1571 S. Atlantic Avenue, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-426-5684 / visitnsbfl 

.com/stay/ocean-reef-villas 

Centrally located rentals, within 

walking distance of supermarkets, 

restaurants, shopping, and the 

beach. 

Ocean Sands Beach Club 

3208 Hill Street, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-427-1151 

Features a heated whirlpool and 

pool, with beach access available 

on the south side of the resort. 

Ocean Trillium Suites 


Smyrna Beach / 877-428-9106 / 

oceantrilliumsuites.com 

Enjoy views of the Atlantic Ocean 

from every balcony of these 

spacious, tasteful suites, which 

feature fully equipped kitchens. 

Oceania Beach Club 


Smyrna Beach / 386-423-8400 / 

oceaniabeachclub.com 

Two-bedroom, two-bath condos 

with private balconies and 

breathtaking views. 

Oceanside Village 


Smyrna Beach / 386-478-7863 / 



oceanside-village 

Visit where Floridians vacation! 

This quaint community is the 

perfect spot for relaxing. 

Oceanwalk Condominiums 


Smyrna Beach / 800-890-4430 / 

oceanwalk-condos.com 

A fisherman’s dream and New 

Smyrna Beach’s best-kept secret, 

situated between the Indian River 

and the Atlantic Ocean. 

Palm House Condo 


Beach / 386-428-0513 / 

oceanprops.com/palm-houserentals 

Luxury residencies designed to 

capture the best of Florida living. 

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. 

Ponce de Leon Towers 



800-728-0513 

Charming oceanfront complex 

just a few steps from the 

gorgeous beachfront. 

The Sandcastle 


Smyrna Beach / 386-478-7863 / 



sandcastle 

Oceanfront units located on the 

white sands of a car-free section 

of New Smyrna Beach. 

The Sandpiper 


Smyrna Beach / 386-424-6000 / 

thesandpiper.net 

Completely renovated, the 

Sandpiper is New Smyrna’s 

premier luxury oceanfront resort. 

Schooner Point 


Beach / 386-478-7863 / 



scooner-point 

Three-bedroom units located in 

the non-driving beach area, with 

pool access. 

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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. 

Sea Coast Gardens II, III 

4151 & 4153 S. Atlantic Avenue, 

New Smyrna Beach / 386-478- 

7863 / seacoastgardens.com 

Beautiful oceanside units, two 

large pools, shuffleboard courts, a 

clubhouse, and more. 

Sea Villas 

2200 Hill Street, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-427-1151 

Resort offers a heated pool, 

barbecue area, gazebo, and 

Atlantic coastal beach access. 

Sea Woods 

4400 Sea Mist Drive, New 


386-427-4636 

Peaceful and friendly beachside 

community with 50-plus acres of 

naturally landscaped rolling dunes 

and relaxing hammocks. 

Seacrest Condos 



800-728-0513 

Oceanfront rentals on a stretch of 

the non-driving beach, just north 

of the Canaveral National 

Seashore. 

Seafire Condos 


Beach / 407-965-2698 / 

oceanprops.com/seafire-rentals 

Enjoy breathtaking views from this 

private beachfront complex, steps 

from shopping and dining. 

Seascape Towers 


Smyrna Beach / 386-423-2305 / 

seascapetowers.com 

All units are oceanfront and 

have a washer/dryer and a fully 

equipped kitchen. 

Seaward 


Beach / 386-478-7863 or 

800-728-0513 

Vacation rentals on the nondriving 

section of New Smyrna 

Beach, close to area attractions. 

Shore Villas 


Smyrna Beach / 386-427-2135 / 

shorevillasfl.com 

A small, 32-unit community 

offering a quaint and quiet 

vacation destination for your 

family. 

WITH ITS STONE-AND- 

WOOD FACADE, the 

Craftsman bungalow that 

houses the Anchor Inn B&B 

feels like a storybook cottage 

come to life. Set in the Historic 

District, it features just six 

rooms, along with a charming 

lobby and homey dining room 

where a hot three-course 

breakfast awaits each morning. 

If you start feeling like family 

while here, it’s because the 

Anchor Inn is family-run, 

helmed by two sisters with 

deep ties to the community. 

That care shows in their focus 

on sustainability; the inn has 

a “3 Palm” rating in Florida’s 

Green Lodging program. 

Rooms are cozy and rustic; 

they’re filled with handcrafted 

beds and original pieces by 

local artists, and come with 

deck access and whirlpool tubs. 

Sunrises, Sunsets, and Smiles 

Nestled in the picturesque, coastal city of New Smyrna Beach, 

Florida, our hotel near the beach offers easy access to outdoor 

recreation, shops, marinas, restaurants, and the arts district. The 

city is bordered on the south by Canaveral National Seashore 

Park and to the east by the Atlantic Ocean. Take a stroll to the 

beach and discover 13 miles of stunning white sand near our New 

Smyrna Beach hotel. 

COURTESY ANCHOR INN 

Shorehom by the Sea 


Smyrna Beach / 386-478-7863 / 



shorehom-by-the-sea 

Shorehom by the Sea is located 

on the non-driving beach in 

beautiful New Smyrna Beach. 

Silver Sands 


Smyrna Beach / 386-478-7863 / 



silversands 

Elegant, secluded guest rentals 

close to area attractions—Silver 

Sands is a special place apart. 

Smyrna Beach Club 


Smyrna Beach / 386-689-8670 / 

smyrnabeachclub.com 

The choice for luxury oceanfront 

accommodations and incredible 

balcony views. 

Southeaster Rentals 


Beach / 386-427-7577 / 

southeasterrentals.com 

The Southeaster offers incredible 

panoramic ocean views from each 

two- or three-bedroom condo. 

The Southwind 


Smyrna Beach / 407-415-7199 / 

southwind1.com 

Oceanfront condo with basketball, 

shuffleboard, and tennis courts, as 

well as a gated oceanfront pool. 

Sun Beach Club 


Smyrna Beach / 386-428-1680 / 

sunbeachclub.org 

These privately owned rentals 

are set on nine landscaped acres, 

close to the beach and shopping. 

Sunisands Beach Club 


Beach / 386-427-1151 / 

facebook.com/ 

SunisandsBeachClub 

A quaint, seven-unit timeshare 

resort set on the glistening shores 

of New Smyrna Beach. 

Hampton Inn New Smyrna Beach 

214 Flagler Avenue | New Smyrna Beach, FL 32169 

(386) 898-9444 | newsmyrnabeach.hamptoninn.com 

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STAY 

Sunrise Condominium 


Smyrna Beach / 386-428-3946 / 

sunrisepropertyrentals.com 

Spacious one-, two-, and threebedroom 

units with oceanfront 

balconies, a swimming pool, and 

tennis and shuffleboard courts. 

Surf and Racquet Club 


Smyrna Beach / 800-728-0513 / 

oceanprops.com/surf-racquetclub-rentals 

Natural beauty makes this luxury 

oceanfront condominium the 

perfect beachside getaway. 

Surfside Condo 


Beach / 386-478-7863 / 


rental-search/complexes/surfside/ 

A private, quiet community just 

steps from the beach, with a 

beachfront pool. 


Tradewinds of 

New Smyrna Beach 


Smyrna Beach / 386-428-1283 / 

tradewindsnsb.com 

Monthly rentals for two- and 

three-bedroom units; there’s also 

a four-bedroom penthouse. 

Villas at Dune Point 



386-427-4636 

Enjoy two oceanfront balconies in 

each of the three-bedroom, threebath 

penthouse-style villas. 

Beachside Seats 

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. 

THE COOL, JENGA-LOOKING EXTERIOR of the allsuites 

Best Western New Smyrna Hotel & Suites beckons with 

balconies that offer ever-more ethereal views of the surf the 

higher up you go. Inside, you’ll find a recently renovated interior, 

with large rooms awash in warm, welcoming colors and stocked 

with microwaves and refrigerators. Start your day at the on-site 

restaurant, then relax out by the pool; both offer panoramic 

views of the ocean waves. And when you feel the urge to switch 

to salt water, the surf will always be just a few steps away. 

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A HOME OF 

YOUR OWN 

UNLOCK THE DOOR to 

your own 5,000-square-foot, 

eight-bedroom house, rented 

through Ocean Properties, 

and discover full-on ocean 

views, private beach access, 

and luxurious touches like 

bamboo floors, custom 

artwork, oversized windows, 

and an oceanfront pool. Or 

perhaps you prefer a retro 

bungalow with a shaded 

backyard—the perfect base 

for sampling this area’s rich 

history. Renting from Ocean 

Properties is a seamless way 

to live the Florida lifestyle; 

choose anything from small 

condos to sprawling estates. 

Get the space you need with 

the amenities you crave. 

You’ll truly feel like a resident 

in no time. 

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. 

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. 

RECOMMENDED 

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. 

Holiday Inn Express 

(coming soon) 

State Road 44 just west of I-95, 


hiexpress.com 

Hyatt Place 

(coming soon) 


Beach / hyatt.com/brands/ 

hyatt-place 

Marriott SpringHill Suites 


Beach / 386-427-0512 / 

marriott.com/hotels/travel/ 

dabsh-springhill-suites-newsmyrna-beach 

Feel welcomed in style and 

release your worries: These 

spacious suites and vibrant spaces 

are perfect for working, playing, 

or relaxing. Enjoy the oceanfront 

pool and fitness center. 


STAY 

A Design Delight 

A BOUTIQUE OCEANFRONT property, The Salty Mermaid Hotel imbues each 

of its five luxurious rooms with a sleek, modern design. White leather headboards 

and retro orange chairs create an inviting aesthetic that rolls into a dramatic water 

view just outside. With the sea on one side and Flagler Avenue just a block away, 

the hotel lets you be both sea creature and landlubber—just like a real mermaid. 

RECOMMENDED 

The Riverview Hotel and Spa 


Beach / 844-293-1512 / 

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. 

PORT ORANGE 

Country Inn and Suites 

5802 Journey’s End Way, Port 

Orange / 386-760-0101 / 

countryinn.com/portorangefl 

An ideal home base for your 

beach vacation. 

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. 

Valdora Court Motel 


Smyrna Beach / 866-552-7620 / 

valdoracourtmotel.com 

Family owned and operated for 

more than 35 years. One- and 

two-bedroom suites, all on the 

ground floor. 

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. 

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. 

LACEY MCLAUGHLIN 



STAY 

ALL IN THE FAMILY 

CHILDREN REMEMBER VACATIONS. Years from now, they’ll be looking 

back fondly on their adventure in New Smyrna Beach and planning a return 

with kids of their own. Fortunately, this area boasts a range of accommodations 

perfect for the entire clan, like the Hampton Inn New Smyrna Beach, set on 

Flagler Avenue. Start your day with the free hot breakfast, then relax out by the 

pool. Count on a warm Florida welcome—and a lifetime of memories. 

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. 

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. 

Mosquito Lagoon Fish Camp 

and Charters 


386-566-6303 / 

mosquitolagoonfishcamp.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 Bissitte Bay 

and one mile from 

Mosquito Lagoon. 

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PORT ORANGE 

Cracker Creek 

1795 Taylor Road, Port Orange / 

386-304-0778 / crackercreek 

.com/group-offerings/camping 

If it’s an overnight retreat your 

group is looking for, then look no 

further. Cracker Creek has the 

perfect campsite for any family, 

youth, or group outing. 

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/ 

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Whether you’re looking to explore 

the nearby area, take in the local 

attractions, or relax poolside, 

there’s something for everyone. 

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Food & Drink 

TASTE 

S A V O R T H E M O M E N T S 

C 

LOSE YOUR EYES and picture a coastal Florida 

restaurant—what would it be? A table facing the 

ocean, with just-caught seafood and an ice-cold 

craft beer? You can certainly make that vision 

a reality in New Smyrna Beach. But the city is 

home to some culinary surprises as well: a cool 

speakeasy serving artisanal cocktails; some 

game-changing BBQ; and mouthwatering 

vegetarian dishes. But while the breadth of offerings may 

surprise you, the focus on culinary craftsmanship—beginning 

with local, seasonal, and sustainable ingredients—is something 

you’ll come to expect. So bring your appetite on this foodie 

adventure: If you can imagine it, you can likely find it here. 


THE SPICE 

OF LIFE 

Try a blackened 

seafood platter 

on the water at 

JB’s Fish Camp. 

RECOMMENDED 


TASTE 

TIPPING THE SCALES 

One area chef is on the front lines of a battle for more sustainable 

fishing. Winning has never tasted so delicious. 

FOOD IN NEW SMYRNA BEACH is definitely about passion, but it’s also about focusing on 

protecting our natural resources. That means sourcing ingredients locally when 

possible and ensuring that animals have been humanely raised or fished. 

This has also become a priority nationally. One example: the “Smart Catch” sustainable 

seafood program, run by the renowned James Beard Foundation, which trains chefs on how 

to serve seafood that’s been farmed or fished in environmentally responsible ways. With more 

than 90 percent of the world’s fisheries either fully fished or overfished, a growing number of 

U.S. chefs are recognizing the importance of such practices. 

That importance is why Third Wave Cafe, under the direction of Executive Chef David 

Moscoso, has jumped the necessary hurdles to reel in its designation as an official James Beard 

Foundation Smart Catch Leader restaurant. Moscoso and others know that preserving the fish 

of tomorrow means taking bold steps today to marry great flavors with eco-friendliness. 


RECIPES 

FLORIDA YELLOW 

SNAPPER 

Ingredients 

1 oz olive oil blend 

6-7 oz Florida 

Yellow Snapper 

Directions 

Set stove to a medium-high 

flame. Add olive oil to an 

8- to 10-inch sauté pan. 

Once oil is hot, place fish in 

the pan. Cook until done— 

typically to 3 to 4 minutes 

on each side, depending 

on thickness. 

HERBED ROCK 

SHRIMP WITH 

LEMON BUTTER 

SAUCE 

Ingredients 

1 oz spring onion or 

scallions 

1 tbsp fresh chopped 

parsley 

1 oz olive oil 

1 pinch of pepper flakes 

1 oz honey 

2 oz small rock shrimp 

1 tbsp minced garlic 

1 tbsp butter 

Directions 

Heat an 8- to 10-inch 

sauté pan on a medium to 

medium-high flame. Once 

the pan is heated, add 

olive oil. When the oil is 

hot, add garlic and pepper 

flakes and sauté both for 

about a minute. Add rock 

shrimp and sauté for about 

another minute. Shrimp 

cooks very fast, so be 

careful not to overcook. 

In the same pan, add the 

parsley and scallions. 

Finish sautéing them 

until well blended—about 

another minute—then turn 

off the flame. Remove pan 

from heat; immediately 

add butter and honey. 

Stir butter and honey into 

sauce using a fork or tongs. 


TASTE 

Drink Like 

A Local 

T O P 

F L I G H T 

Sample some 

unique 

suds at the 

NSB Brewing 

Company. 

QUALITY AND CRAFTSMANSHIP are behind not only what goes on your plate in New Smyrna 

Beach, but also what fills your glass—no matter whether your taste buds favor hops, 

grapes, or cocktails. 

Start this delicious discovery process at the New Smyrna Beach Brewing Company, 

where specialty ales are brewed on-site; enjoy their signature IPA or try an Old Fort—a stout 

brewed with local, organic coffee. 

Wine aficionado? You’ll find fine wines across the area—and you don’t have to just sit while 

sipping. Take part in the Flagler Avenue Wine Walk and the Art Walk, held on the fourth 

Saturday of each month, and experience the bustling downtown area while sampling 100-plus 

unique wines. Beer enthusiasts can hit the Craft Beer Walk and the Art Stroll and Gallery Walk, 

held in the Canal Street Historic Arts District on the first Saturday of each month. 

And if you prefer something stronger, you’re also in luck. Head to the brand-new Sugar Works 

Distillery, which is bringing the art of handcrafted premium spirits to New Smyrna Beach. 

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DRINK RECIPE 

Ramos 

Gin 

Fizz 

A CLASSIC 

NEW ORLEANS 

COCKTAIL 

Courtesy of 

The Bounty at 

Flagler Tavern 

Ingredients 

2 oz London dry gin 

1 oz heavy cream 

1 egg white from a freshly 

cracked egg 

1 oz homemade simple syrup 

½ oz fresh-squeezed lime juice 

½ oz fresh-squeezed lemon juice 

4 dashes orange blossom 

flower water 

Splash of soda 


TASTE 


American 

AirGate Café 

2022 Aero Circle, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-478-0601 / 

flyairgate.com/airgate-cafe 

Get here before your flight and 

grab a bite. (It’s also open to 

the public.) AirGate Café serves 

breakfast and lunch seven days a 

week from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m.; there’s 

indoor and outdoor seating. 

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 / 

beaconrestaurant.net 

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. 

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. 

C’s Waffles Beachside 


Smyrna Beach / 386-663-3915 / 

cswaffles.com 

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 / cswaffles.com 

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 Crows Nest Bar & Grille 

204 Buenos Aires Street, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-319-0000 / 

crowsnestnsb.com 

Stunning, brand-new, two-story 

oceanfront bar and grille. 

Famous Philly’s 

102 S. Cooper Street, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-410-4740 / 

facebook.com/famousphillys 

Home of the Belly Bustin’ Philly 

Cheesesteak! 

Flagler Tavern 


Beach / 386-402-8861 / 

flaglertavern.com 

A unique menu of premiumquality 

dishes, craft beers, fresh 

cocktails, and live music. 

The French Quarter Grille 

on Canal 


Beach / 386-410-3830 / 

frenchquarternsb.com 

The French Quarter Grille on 

Canal started with two goals in 

mind: Provide an authentic yet 

unique take on New Orleans– 

style cuisine, and serve only 

the freshest fish, meats, and 

ingredients. 

The Golden Biscuit 


Beach / 386-409-0880 / 

facebook.com/pages/Golden- 

Biscuit-Inc/116781918339926 

This old-fashioned, unassuming 

breakfast and lunch spot dishes 

up hearty, down-home eats. 

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. 

Gypsy Fresh Grill 

and Coffee House 


Smyrna Beach / 386-410-2100 / 

gypsyfresh.com 

Gypsy Fresh believes in the value 

of putting people, customers, 

good earth foods, and community 

connections first. 

The Happy Deli 

424 Luna Bella Lane / 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. 

PATRICK RUDDY 

RECOMMENDED 

Speakeasy Central 

WALK UP A WOODEN STAIRWAY at the long-standing Flagler Tavern and 

you’ll find yourself in a speakeasy called The Bounty—and back in the time of 

FLAGLER TAVERN 

Prohibition. Red velvet wallpaper and nautical relics make it easy to imagine yourself 

living in the 1920s—especially when sipping one of the artfully crafted cocktails, 

like the Smoked Maple Old Fashioned or the Florida Mule. Not in the mood for time 

travel? Hang out at Flagler’s intimate rum bar, in its main bar, or on the outside decks. 

And come hungry: You won’t want to miss dishes from the Michelin-rated chef, who 

entices taste buds with ingredients like Florida-raised beef and wild-caught seafood. 

Little Drug Co. 


Beach / 386-428-9041 / 

littledrugco.com 

For more than 90 years, Little 

Drug Co. has provided impeccable 

service for all New Smyrna Beach, 

using traditional techniques and a 

soda fountain from the 1950s. 

Manzano’s Beachside Deli 


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. 

NSB Bagels and Burrito Bar 

819 SR A1A, New Smyrna Beach / 

386-427-1600 / facebook.com/ 

bagelworldnsb 

Fast, fresh, friendly eats in NSB. 

Bagels, sandwiches, and more. 



TASTE 

RECOMMENDED 

Pappas Drive In 


Smyrna Beach / 386-427-0633 / 

pappasdrivein.com 

Friendly staff, great daily specials, 

and amazing fried chicken. 

Toni and Joe’s Patio 

309 Buenos Aires Street, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-427-6850 / 

toniandjoes.com 

Laid-back outpost offering 

a spacious outdoor deck, 

with ocean views and frequent 

live music. 

Ruthy’s Kozy Kitchen 

618 W. Canal Street, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-423-9656 / 

ruthyskozykitchen.com 

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. 

Thai Mango 


Beach / 386-428-0208 / 

thaimangonsb.com 

Featuring authentic Thai 

meals—it’s the Thai restaurant 

in New Smyrna Beach! 

Barbecue 

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 

Atlantis Bistro 


Beach / 386-428-4022 / 

facebook.com/pages/Atlantis- 

Bistro/121276857886714 

Weekly specials and happy hour 

from 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily. 

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. 

Cool Beans and More 

320 Jessamine Avenue, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-410-3779 / 

coolbeansandmore.com 

An Italian ice and coffee shop, 

located off Flagler Avenue in a 

beautiful courtyard. 

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. Offers personalized roasts 

to match your taste. 

Tree Hugging 

EVER EXPERIENCE first-class dining ... in a treehouse? 

Climb to the second story of Norwood’s Eatery & Treehouse 

Bar, where sturdy tree trunks twist and turn around the 

restaurant’s wooden tables. Dig in to the extensive menu 

of New American delicacies. Try the sweet-tea-brined pork 

chop topped with peach bourbon jam or the shrimp and grits 

with housemade andouille sausage; then stop by their wine 

store to buy a bottle from the well-curated selection. 

Asian 

AA Garden Fusion 

206 Flagler Avenue, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-410-4772 / 

facebook.com/aagardenfusion 

Authentic Vietnamese, Thai, 

Japanese, Korean, and Chinese 

dishes, plus vegetarian and 

seafood options, right on 

Flagler Avenue. 

NSB Yu-Mi Sushi 

and Sake Café 


Beach / 386-402-8855 / 

facebook.com/NSBYuMi 

A Japanese sushi restaurant 

and sake café. 

Sasaki Sushi Bar 

100 N. Cooper Street, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-402-7917 / 

facebook.com/Sasaki-Sushi- 

Bar-789738561058898 

Serving traditional-style sushi on 

the coast in New Smyrna Beach. 


Corkscrew Bar & 

Grille Ad 

Casual fun experience in historic downtown New Smyrna Beach 

• Unique Atmosphere • Full-Service Bar • Full Menu • Alfresco Dining 

“American comfort food with a Southern twist” 


Hours: Sun - Wed 11:30am - 9pm and Thu - Sat 11:30am - 10pm 

Happy Hour Daily from 11:30am - 7pm 

235 Canal St., VISITNSBFL.COM New Smyrna Beach, FL 3 932168 

386.957.3955 | CorkScrewBarAndGrille.com

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LaAbilie’s Tea Room 

& Bistro 

114 Live Oak Street, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-679-9392 / 

facebook.com/LaAbilies 

A British-style tea room and 

bistro located in historic 

downtown New Smyrna Beach, 

serving a selection of British teas, 

sandwiches, and wine. 

Mon Delice French Bakery 


Beach / 386-427-6555 / 

mondelicebakery.net 

Mon Delice has been serving 

authentic French fare to visitors 

and locals since 1976. 


Brewing Co. 


Beach / 386-957-3802 / 

newsmyrnabrewing.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 


386-463-0120 / facebook.com/ 

SugarWorksDistillery 

New Smyrna Beach’s first local 

rum distillery. 

Third Wave Cafe & Wine Bar 

204 Flagler Avenue, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-402-7864 / 

thirdwavensb.com 

With an enchanting garden patio, 

Third Wave Cafe is a welcoming 

spot to relax—right on Flagler 

Avenue. 

BBQ WITH 

A TWIST 

BBQ MEATS bursting with 

flavor, decor popping with 

color, and sandwich names 

that cause some rubbernecking 

of their own—that’s 

what the upscale, downhome 

Yellow Dog Eats is all 

about. Choose from a host 

of takes on the traditional 

pulled pork sandwich by 

adding unique options like 

pecan-smoked bacon and 

gouda (the Club Elvis) or 

spicy pickles and sriracha 

(the Fire Pig). Fish fans can 

tuck into a salmon BLT. And 

even non-meat-eaters will 

feel at home here, thanks to 

a selection of all-veg salads 

and sandwiches. 

COURTEST YELLOW DOG EATS 

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. 

Ricky’s Canteen 

Poke Bar & Street Food 

105 Magnolia Street, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-410-2081 / 

rickyscanteen.com 

Fresh poke bowls and street food 

from around the globe. Local 

beers, house-made sangria, and 

unique sakes. 

Italian/Pizza 

Baci Pizzeria Ristorante 


Smyrna Beach / 386-410-5801 / 

facebook.com/Baci-Pizzeria- 

Ristorante-765687286849511 

Authentic wood-fired pizza and 

signature salads. 

Bello Valentino’s 


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. 

Flagler Avenue Pizza 

Company 


Beach / 386-410-3977 / 

flagleravenuepizzacompany.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. 

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Prima Pizza Cucina 

112 Sams Avenue, 


386-847-8556 / facebook.com/ 

primansb112 

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. 

That’s Amore 

103 S. Pine Street, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-957-4956 / 

nsbthatsamore.com 

Enjoy the true taste of Italy, from 

pizza to paninis to pastas. 

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 North 

306 Causeway Drive, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-410-5102 / 

wakeupcafensb.com 

Authentic Spanish- and 

Argentine-style breakfast dishes 

and sandwiches. 

Cheers! 

IT’S A BOLD MOVE 

to promise a California 

wine experience so 

complete that you name 

your restaurant for it, 

but high-energy hot spot 

SoNapa Grille delivers. 

Most of the wines are handselected 

from, yes, Sonoma 

and Napa, providing the 

perfect complement to dishes 

like crispy shrimp tacos and 

the grass-fed burger. Or tuck 

into a hearty dish like the 

braised short rib risotto with 

a roasted garlic cream sauce, 

asparagus, and parmesan 

cheese. Sitting under the 

restaurant’s cathedral ceiling 

and surrounded by wooden 

barrels, you may think you’ve 

died and gone to Napa. 

You wouldn’t be too far off. 

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BOWLED OVER 

SEE HOW New Smyrna 

Beach combines quick 

casual with sustainability 

by heading to Ricky’s 

Canteen, in the Historic District. 

Revel in the industrial-rustic 

design as you get on the 

poke bandwagon with a 

gumbo poke bowl—a delicious 

combination of salmon, 

octopus, shrimp, and tuna. 

Or sample the ahi nachos, 

which feature avocado, sriracha 

mayo, and wasabi yogurt. 

And with a winning selection 

of sake and craft beers, you 

won’t go thirsty, either. 

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 

Casey’s NSB Bar 


Smyrna Beach / 407-970-6792 / 

facebook.com/caseysnsb 

Casual seafood standby, along 

with other classics and creative 

cocktails in breezy environs. 

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. 

Lost Lagoon Wings & Grill 

2004 N. Dixie Freeway, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-366-3360 / 

bestburgernsb.com 

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/Ocean-Breeze- 

Tiki-Bar-1765481197090518/ 

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 / 

facebook.com/PeanutsNSB 

Pub grub, brews, pool tables, 

and live music—in a sports-fan 

hangout decorated with vintage 

beer cans. 


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. 

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. 

Dairy Queen 


Smyrna Beach / 386-428-8066 / 

dqnsb.com 

Soft-serve ice cream and original 

Blizzard treats. 

Donna’s Canal Creamery 


Beach / 386-410-4703 / 

facebook.com/ 

donnascanalcreamery 

Fresh coffee, pastries, and a wide 

selection of ice cream flavors. 

Donnie’s Donuts 


Beach / 386-410-4066 / 

donniesdonuts.com 

Vintage donuts made fresh every 

day, gourmet coffee, and plenty 

of modern charm. 

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. 

Mango Tango Frozen Yogurt 


Beach / 386-402-7874 / 

letsmangotango.com 

Six healthy and delicious flavors 

and more than 30 toppings—a 

fun and healthy treat for the 

community. 

Specialty Ales Brewed In New Smyrna Beach, FL 

Stugel’s Bar and Grill 


Beach / 386-426-1133 / stugels 

.com 

The perfect neighborhood bar— 

hang out with friends, catch a game, 

and kick back with a cold beer in 

one hand and a burger in the other! 

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. 

PORT ORANGE 

American 

C’s Waffles Port Orange 

4989 S. Ridgewood Avenue, Port 

Orange / 386-492-3748 / 

cswaffles.com 

Dig into a breakfast of everything 

from omelets to waffles and 

pancakes. The lunch menu 

features salads, burgers, wraps, 

melts, and more. 


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Mexican 

Azteca D’Oro 


386-427-5550 / aztecamex.com 

Authentic Mexican fare, including 

Mexican salads, soups, burritos, 

enchiladas, fajitas, and a littleamigo 

menu. 

Clancy’s Cantina 


Beach / 386-428-4500 / 

clancyscantina.com 

Serving fresh, authentic Tex-Mex 

on Flagler Avenue—just as they 

have for three generations. 

El Patron Authentic 

Mexican Restaurant 


Smyrna Beach / 386-424-1024 / 

elpatronmexicannsb.com 

For more than 20 years, El Patron 

has featured authentic and 

traditional Mexican dishes. This 

award-winning restaurant offers 

such distinctive menu classics as 

homemade corn tamales, 

enchiladas, and more. 

Fiesta Maya 

1518 S. Dixie Freeway, New 

Smyrna Beach / 386-410-2390 / 

fiestamayamx.com 

Relax by the glowing fire pits and 

enjoy a truly high-quality Mexican 

dining experience. 

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, inexpensive food. 

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! 

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. 

New Smyrna Steakhouse 


Beach / 386-424-9696 / 

newsmyrnasteakhouse.com 

Wood-fired steaks, prime rib, and 

seafood. Winner of the Star of the 

South award for best steaks three 

years in a row. 

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. 

NSB Sea Shack 


Beach / 386-428-8850 / 

nsbseashack.com 

Full bar with happy hour. 

Handhelds, salads, seafood, light 

favorites, steak, pasta, and woodfired 

pizza. 

Ocean’s Seafoods 


Beach / 386-423-5511 / 

oceansseafoodsnsb.com 

Fresh mahi-mahi and grouper 

fillets, sea scallops, shrimp, and 

baskets; specialty Key lime pie. 

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 / 

newsmyrnamarina.com 

Offering a fresh-fish menu with a 

dash of Southern flair. 

Sustainable 

& Healthy 

GoJuice 

221 Flagler Avenue / New Smyrna 

Beach / 407-227-5718 / 

facebook.com/gojuicensb/ 

Discover delicious acai bowls and 

smoothies, along with all-natural 

made-to-order juices. 

Healing Zone at 515 Canal 


Beach / 386-402-7825 / 

facebook.com/nsbhealingzone 

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. 

COURTESY SUGAR WORKS DISTILLERY 

Daily Grind Burgers 

1665 Dunlawton Avenue, Port 

Orange / 386-492-2975 / 

dailygrindburgers.com 

From the grinder to the grill: 

freshly ground meat, with buns 

baked daily. 

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 


386-304-4141 / facebook.com/ 

FlapJacks-More- 

197639940275575 

Specializing in breakfast and 

serving it all day! Lunch menu 

begins at 11 a.m. 

Herbert’s Bistro & Bakery 

3781 S. Nova Road, Port Orange / 

386-301-6007 / 

herbertsbakeryflorida.com 

Come by and try the daily chefinspired 

soups and satisfying 

entrées. 

Monterey Grill 


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. 

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. 

“FIELD TO FLASK” may 

not yet be as widely known 

a phrase as “farm to table,” 

but that’s exactly the process 

the founders of the brandnew 

Sugar Works Distillery 

are practicing. Using handselected 

regionally sourced 

ingredients, they’re creating 

premium craft spirits. It’s a 

method that feels right at 

home in the sustainabilityfocused 

city of New Smyrna 

Beach. Support this new 

company as it grows by 

stopping in for a tasting and 

picking up some of their 

carefully crafted products. 

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 / 

takaraatthepavilion.com 

A Japanese steakhouse 

specializing in hibachi-style menu 

items and sushi. 

Wasabi Bowl Asian Bistro 


Orange / 386-492-5927 / 

wasabibowlasianbistro.com 

Authentic Japanese cuisine with a 

full sushi bar. 



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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 

Cinnamon Tree Café 

1665 Dunlawon Avenue, Port 

Orange / 386-760-1500 / 

cinnamontreecafe.com 

High-quality coffee, espresso, 

baked goods, and ice cream. 

Copperline Coffee + Cafe 


Port Orange / 386-690-0134 / 

copperlinecoffee.com 

Local coffee shop serving 

breakfast, lunch, and dessert. 

The Half Wall 


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. 

House for Beer 


Port Orange / 386-265-1980 / 

houseforbeer.com 

Choose from an extensive list of 

beers from across the country and 

around the world. 

Tomoka Brewing Company 


Port Orange / 386-256-4979 / 

tomokabrewingco.com 

Fresh beers, along with dishes 

made from local, organic, and 

sustainable ingredients. 

Greek 

Fresko Authentic 

Greek Grill 


386-281-3185 / facebook.com/ 

freskorestaurant 

Greek specialties, along with fresh 

salads, wraps, and desserts. 

Italian/Pizza 

Gabbie’s Pizza 

5537 S. Williamson Boulevard, Port 

Orange / 386-675-6586 / 

gabbiespizza.com 

Proud to serve delicious New York– 

style pizzas made from only the 

freshest, high-quality ingredients. 

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. 

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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. 

Slyce Pizzeria 

4011 S. Nova Road, 

Port Orange / 386-310-8362 / 

slycepizzeria.com 

Unique pizzas, plus calzones, pastas, 

and salads. 

Latin 

Sazón Latino Restaurant 


386-317-0407 / 

sazonlatinorestaurant.com 

A family-owned restaurant with 

more than 10 years of experience— 

and a lifetime of Latin recipes. 

A Celebration 

Not to Miss 

NEW SMYRNA BEACH may feel like a laid-back surf 

town, but make no mistake: This is a city that’s serious 

about food and wine. The appreciation has become 

so ingrained that residents decided to celebrate by 

launching the annual New Smyrna Beach Wine and 

Food Festival in April 2018. Now, springtime brings a 

can’t-miss event: a magical evening showcasing more 

than 250 wines paired with cuisine from acclaimed local 

chefs, plus live music and a silent auction. Proceeds 

benefit a local charity. Come lift a glass with us! 



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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. 

A TRUE FISH TALE 

CONSIDER IT a little local 

history on the half shell. 

Goodrich Seafood and 

Oyster House, in Oak Hill, 

dates back to 1910, when it 

was just a retail shop. Today 

it’s a restaurant popular 

with locals and visitors alike. 

Order up your oysters raw, 

grilled, or steamed; dig into 

shrimp, scallops, crab, or 

other fresh catches; and find 

a selection of unique meats, 

like frog legs and alligator. 

Enjoy it all in this relaxed 

restaurant on the water with 

a gorgeous view. 

DJ’s Deck 

79 E. Dunlawton Avenue, Port 

Orange / 386-760-2277 / 

djsdeck.com 

Casual and fun waterfront-patio 

dining featuring oysters, clams, 

shrimp, crab legs, and fresh fish. 

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. 

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 / 

ourdeckdu.com 

Chill counter-service seafood 

shack, offering sunset and river 

views indoors and out. 

Port Orange Steakhouse 


386-756-2660 / 

portorangesteakhouse.com 

Enjoy wood-fired steaks and ribs. 

Also serving seafood and pasta. 

Sustainable 

& Healthy 

Fresh Healthy Café 


Port Orange / 386-675-6580 / 

facebook.com/Fresh-Healthy- 

Cafe-116948154987844 

Fresh-food alternatives, with 

delicious juices and smoothies. 


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. 

Sweet Frog 


386-761-0159 / sweetfrog.com 

A premium frozen-yogurt shop 

with pick-your-own toppings. 

Create your own frozen-yogurt 

dessert. 

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 / 

cswaffles.com 

Dig into a big breakfast at C’s. 

Barbecue 

Dustin’s Bar-B-Q 

1208 S. Ridgewood Avenue, 

Edgewater / 386-423-5299 / 

dustinsbarbq.com 

Delicious BBQ. Family owned 

and operated. Great family 

atmosphere. 

Greek 

Athens Family Restaurant 


Edgewater / 386-847-8601 

Offering a variety of standard 

Greek dishes in a simple setting. 

Italian/Pizza 

Alberto’s Pizzeria 

Italian Restaurant 


Edgewater / 386-424-1514 / 

albertositalianrestaurant.com 

Pizza and beer with atmosphere! 

Family owned and operated. 

Toby’s Pizza and Subs 

801 W. Indian River Boulevard, 

Edgewater / 386-424-6969 / 

facebook.com/Tobys-Pizza-and- 

Subs-455780517777571 

Home of the $1 slice! 

Mexican 

El Molcajete Cocina 

Mexicana 


Edgewater / 386-410-5840 

Authentic Mexican dishes. 


Florida Roadhouse 

4170 U.S. 1, Edgewater / 

386-847-8828 / 

floridaroadhouserestaurant.com 

Fresh, innovative dishes. Another 

location coming soon to NSB! 

JC’s Riptides 


Edgewater / 386-423-1171 / 

jcsriptides.com 

Great rock shrimp, seafood, steak, 

and prime rib, plus various specials. 

Sweet Treats 

Frosty King 

1020 S. Ridgewood Avenue, 

Edgewater / 386-423-9939 / 

facebook.com/Frosty-King- 

Creamery-108609039159863 

Premium homemade ice cream, 

frozen yogurt, custard, and sorbets. 

OAK HILL 


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. 



Adventure & Culture 

EXPLORE 

G E T O U T T H E R E 

SINCE SETTLERS first arrived here back in the 1760s, 

explorers have been drawn to this area. And they’re still 

coming today. Fortunately, exploration these days is a 

lot more fun—and diverse. Whether you’re craving outdoor 

adventure, enjoyment of the arts, a shopping spree down 

Flagler Avenue, or even a peek at relics from those 

early days, you’ll find it in New Smyrna Beach. 

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EXPLORE 

THE OUTDOORS 

Surrounded by water 

and full of parks, the 

area is an outdoorlover’s 

paradise. 

Ride the waves, go 

EXPERIENCE 

THE ARTS 

This small city has an 

outsize community 

passionate about the 

arts—from painting 

to pottery, classical 

undersea, grab a 

to contemporary. Use 

bike, bird-watch, 

the ATLANTIC CENTER 

paddleboard, or just 

FOR THE ARTS as your 

wander and absorb 

starting point and 

the natural beauty. 

gallery hop all day. 

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EXULT IN 

THE SHOPPING 

Grab a bag! 

Temptations abound. 

Start on historic 

CANAL STREET and 

search for antiques, 

jewelry, only-in- 

Florida gifts, and 

much more. 

EXAMINE 

THE HISTORY 

With modern marvels 

like Cape Canaveral and Walt 

Disney World nearby, it’s easy to 

forget this area’s centuries-old story. 

Turn back the clock and check 

it out, from the SUGAR MILL RUINS 

to our AFRICAN-AMERICAN 

CULTURAL HERITAGE. 



EXPLORE 

And ... Action! 

ADVENTURES ABOUND, WHETHER YOU STAY ON LAND OR HEAD UNDERWATER. 

WITH OCEAN, the Intracoastal Waterway, nature 

preserves, waves, and trails galore, the city is full of 

playgrounds for outdoor lovers of all ages. No matter 

what your passion, you’ll find a place to indulge. 

Love the water? Explore 17 miles of pristine white sand beach 

(beach yoga, anyone?) that run right into the Atlantic. Surfing, not 

surprisingly, is a popular pastime, but it’s just the tip of the whitecapped 

waves. Go scuba diving to get a close-up of shipwrecks, go 

fishing for your dinner, or just float on your back in the Florida 

sunshine. Need more? No problem. Head to the mellow waters of the 

Intracoastal for kayaking, boating, and paddleboarding. 

Landlubbers will be equally thrilled at the endless possibilities. 

Numerous boardwalks give walkers and joggers a platform for 

outdoor exercise. And miles of trails snake all over the area, leading 

hikers through areas brimming with birds, reptiles, and marine life. 

And if you love parks, be sure to bring your walking shoes. 

Canaveral National Seashore is a sanctuary of beaches and barrier 

islands, full of wildlife like sea turtles, manatees, and bald eagles; 

Smyrna Dunes Park, with water on three sides, has views at every 

turn; and Doris Leeper Spruce Creek Preserve is a sprawling park 

with a long boardwalk. 

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EXPLORE 

GREEN LIGHT 

From butterflies to blueways, the protection of our natural 

treasures means more chances to commune with nature. 

WHEREVER YOU GO in the New Smyrna Beach area, be sure to take a deep breath 

and open your ears. Air, water, trees, sand, and animals are all thriving here— 

and we aim to keep it that way, by taking our role as environmental stewards 

COURTESY MARINE DISCOVERY CENTER 

very seriously. One of the results of our efforts: We’re only the second city in Florida to 

receive the title of Monarch City for supporting the imperiled monarch butterfly. 

But we’re not stopping there. We’re laser-focused on maintaining and expanding our 

blueways and greenways, to help preserve those areas and allow for environmentally sound 

exploration on foot, bike, and horseback. We’re also in the process of finishing connectors 

that will link New Smyrna Beach to Tampa, on the Gulf Coast. And we’re starting work on a 

trail that will connect northeast and southeast Florida. We believe the results show, from the 

cleanliness of our air and water to the health of our flora and fauna. Come see for yourself! 


EXPLORE 

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. 

New Smyrna Stand Up 

Callalisa Park, 598 S. Peninsula 

Avenue, New Smyrna Beach / 

386-314-5211 / 

newsmyrnastandup.com 

Stand-up river and ocean paddle 

tours, from beginner to advanced. 

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. 

See the 

Light Stuff 

STRETCHING UP 175 FEET, Florida’s tallest 

lighthouse, the Ponce de Leon Inlet Lighthouse and 

Museum, gives you a great bird’s-eye view ... after 

climbing 203 steps. Then tour the exhibits and 

discover the historic role this important structure 

has played since its opening in 1887. 

WALK ON THE WILD SIDE 

RECOMMENDED 

POP QUIZ: Where can you find the most biologically diverse estuary in all 

of North America? Right here in New Smyrna Beach! The Indian River Lagoon 

is home to thousands of species of birds, fish, mammals, and flora—including 

many threatened or endangered species. Take a tour with Marine Discovery 

Center by boat, kayak, or on foot to look for some of these gorgeous creatures, 

like pelicans, herons, and bottlenose dolphins—and learn about the exciting 

steps being taken to keep this beautiful area pristine. 

Paddleboard New Smyrna 


Beach / 386-530-3868 / 

paddleboardnsb.com 

Paddleboards, kayaks, hydrobikes, 

and life vest rentals. Dolphin and 

manatee tours, SUP rentals, 

lessons, and more. 

Paradise Powersports 

920 E. 3rd Avenue, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-402-8991 / 

paradisepowersportsfl.com 

A one-stop shop for everything 

powersports related, including 

ATVs, motorcycles, UTVs, golf 

carts, and Jet Skis. 

Water Activities/ 

Eco-Tours/Rentals 


Beach Bicycle and Kayak 


Beach / 386-423-8123 / 

facebook.com/Beach-Bicycle- 

Kayak-160666047286857 

Rent a bike or kayak for your 

exploration of the beautiful New 

Smyrna Beach area. 

Biplane Fun Flights 

New Smyrna Municipal Airport, 

2096 Aero Circle, New Smyrna 

Beach / 386-478-0600 / 

biplanefunflights.com 

Providing biplane tours of local 

landmarks, including a lighthouse 

tour and a Mosquito Lagoon tour. 

Central Florida 

Paddleboarding 

Variety of Central Florida 

locations / 321-578-0457 / 

centralfloridapaddleboarding.com 

Paddle the extensive waters of 

the Intracoastal Waterway and 

mangrove islands. You can 

navigate through saltwater 

rivers, natural inlets, or bays. 

New Smyrna Beach offers many 

launch locations to explore these 

coastal waterways. 

COURTESY MARINE DISCOVERY CENTER 


Pure Island Tours 


Smyrna Beach / 386-314-5778 / 

pureislandtours.com 

Join dolphins, manatees, and 

ospreys in celebrating the sunset 

from the perfect vantage point 

on a stand-up paddleboard. Tours 

include an experienced guide, 

instructions, and a short lesson. 

Quiet Flight Surfboards 


Beach / 386-427-1917 / 

quietflightsurfboards.com 

Board rentals and surf apparel. 



EXPLORE 

ON BOARD 

A CONSISTENT BREAK, 

year-round waves, a warm 

climate, and a dedicated 

community of surfers 

make New Smyrna Beach 

an ideal place to pick up 

or perfect your surfing 

skills. In fact, the conditions 

here are so great that 

Surfing Magazine ranked 

us America’s fifth-best surf 

town. Head to Jimmy Lane 

Surfing Academy for a 

lesson from one of their 

talented instructors. Want 

your own board? Drop by 

Nichols Surf Shop, which 

has been operating here 

since 1969. Or simply sit on 

the beach and watch the 

surfers hang ten. 

What a Dive 

RECOMMENDED 

INTERESTED IN GOING BELOW THE SURFACE? 

The NSB area is a scuba diver’s delight. In fact, two new ships were sunk 

in 2018, adding to the wealth of area dive sites. Whether you’re looking to 

get certified or have years of experience, Discover Diving Dive Center 

can get you set up with all the equipment you need. 

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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. 

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 


Smyrna Beach / 386-957-1207 / 

turtlemoundrivertours.com 

Turtle Mound River Tours offers 

private, charter, and daily tours 

aboard a comfortable vessel in 


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. 

Flaunt Electric Bicycles 

5062 U.S. 1, Port Orange / 

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. 

Spruce Creek Scuba 


386-767-1727 / 

sprucecreekscuba.com 

Providing customers with 

cutting-edge technology, superior 

training, awesome trips, and topnotch 

service. 



EXPLORE 

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 

Daytona International 

Speedway 

1801 W. International Speedway 

Boulevard, Daytona Beach / 

800-748-7467 / 

daytonainternationalspeedway.com 

Home to the NASCAR Daytona 

500! Tours are available. 

Go Kart City 


386-761-2882 / go-kartcity.com 

The area’s largest go-cart track, plus 

batting cages and miniature golf. 

New Smyrna Speedway 


386-427-4129 / 

newsmyrnaspeedwayusa.com 

Enjoy racing every Saturday night 

throughout most of the year. 


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. 

DISCOVER AMAZING. 

Get Hooked 

PASSIONATE ANGLERS KNOW: There’s nothing quite like casting a line and 

hauling up a trout, redfish, or mahi-mahi. And opportunities abound in New Smyrna 

Beach. Angle off the new riverside fishing pier at Smyrna Dunes Park; in keeping 

with the area’s eco ideals, composite lumber made of recycled plastic materials was 

used in the pier’s construction. You’ll also find flats and lakes perfect for fishing. Or 

get out on the water with a fishing charter like Edgewater River Guide and end the 

day with a proud haul (and some tales). What do you do with your bounty? Head to 

a catch-and-cook spot, like JB’s Fish Camp, which will clean your fish and cook it 

up however you like. 

PATRICK RUDDY 

National Parks/ 

Trails 

Apollo Beach at Canaveral 

National Seashore 

7150-7172 Turtlemound Road, 


3384 / nps.gov/cana/index.htm 

This barrier island has provided 

sanctuary to people and wildlife. 

Canaveral National 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. 

The Marine Discovery Center offers a variety of ways for the 

whole family to experience the beauty and diversity of the Indian 

River Lagoon. From wildlife exhibits, lectures and educational 

programs to kayak tours and our popular Dolphin Discovery 

boat tours, you’ll come home with a smile on your face and a 

deep appreciation in your heart for our amazing ecosystem. 


Visit MarineDiscoveryCenter.org 

Call 386.428.4828 

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EXPLORE 

RECOMMENDED 

State of 

the Arts 

PERUSE WORKS BY TALENTED LOCAL ARTISTS OR PICK UP A 

BRUSH YOURSELF. HERE’S HOW. 

C R A F T Y 

A R T S 

See why the 

Atlantic Center 

for the Arts has 

become a worldfamous 

facility. 

COURTESY ATLANTIC CENTER FOR THE ARTS 

FOR DECADES, artists have made this 

charming city their home, creating 

beautiful treasures that have attracted 

the notice of the national art scene. And nowhere is 

this more evident than on a stroll through the Canal 

Street Historic Arts District. 

Start at The Hub on Canal; an incubator for more 

than 70 artists, it’s the perfect place to appreciate just 

how wide the range of local talent is. Contemporary 

art fans can discover boundary-pushing sculptures, 

paintings, and drawings at Gallery One Twenty. 

Interested in signing up for a class or workshop 

yourself? Do it at the Artists’ Workshop. 

You won’t have to wander far from Canal Street to 

see more. Check out Arts on Douglas and peruse the 

work of Florida artists in a building that was a Ford 

showroom back in the 1930s. You can get your hands 

messy, too, by taking a pottery class at Studio Bleu. 

But the city’s can’t-miss destination for art lovers 

remains the internationally known Atlantic Center 

for the Arts, a year-round exhibition space that 

offers artist residencies and a range of programs. And 

each January, ACA presents a three-day fine art show 

called “IMAGES," held in the historic downtown area. 



EXPLORE 

GET THE 

BACKSTORY 

COASTAL FLORIDA may feel modern, but dig deeper and you’ll unearth 

some important treasures from the past. Mary McLeod Bethune (1875–1955), 

for example, founded a private school for African-Americans in Daytona 

Beach and became a pioneer in the Civil Rights movement. Honor her memory at 

Mary McLeod Bethune Beach Park, the only area beach that African-Americans were 

permitted to use in the first half of the 20th century. Come look for manatees as you 

wander the boardwalk, fishing pier, and traffic-free beach. Then visit the 

Mary S. Harrell Black Heritage Museum, which pays tribute to African-American 

culture and history in a restored church that dates to 1899. 

Wind the clock back even more and explore the 1830s at the Sugar Mill Ruins. This 

former steam-operated sugarcane mill employed hundreds of workers until Native 

Americans attacked it in 1835. Today, you can walk among the archways and foundational 

stones that remain, or wander the surrounding trails and relax under shady oak trees. 

You can even trace the city’s route back to its origins. In 1768, Scotsman Andrew 

Turnbull and 1,225 immigrants led the largest single attempt at a colonial settlement in 

what became the United States. Today, Old Fort Park hosts the ruins of what some say 

was Turnbull’s mansion. Others say it’s much older. Come decide for yourself! 

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BLAZER 

OF TRAILS 

Get inspired by 

Mary S. Harrell 

at this museum, 

located in a 

former church. 


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EXPLORE 

Galleries 


Artists’ Workshop Gallery 


Beach / 386-402-0314 / 

artistsworkshopinc.com 

Created in 1957, the Artists’ 

Workshop opened its gallery in 

1980. Exhibits change monthly. 

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 

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. 

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. 

ACA 


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. 

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. 


THE HEART OF THE ARTS 

IN THE CANAL STREET HISTORIC ARTS DISTRICT lies a buzzing hive 

of artistic imagination. An incubator for more than 70 artists, The Hub on Canal is a 

magnet for artists, musicians, and writers of all stripes. Explore the work of some of 

the area’s biggest visual talents, take in an impromtu talk, or attend a special evening 

full of music. Plus, a wide range of workshops lets you get in on the action yourself. 

Artists of all ages can take classes in art, music, language, writing, or wellness, and 

walk away with a greater appreciation for what makes the area arts scene so special. 

Since 1977, Atlantic Center for the Arts has inspired those who inspire 

the world with their music, movements, words and visual expressions. 

A t l a n t i c C e n t e r f o r t h e A r t s . o r g 

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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. 

Gallery One Twenty 

120 Canal Street, 


4106 / galleryonetwenty.com 

A contemporary art gallery 

featuring the work of established 

American artists. 

Highwaymen Art 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. 

The Hub on Canal 


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 

220 Flagler Avenue, New Smyrna 

Beach / samuelruder.com 

A wide variety of colorful 

watercolors, acrylic paintings, 

and sculptures. 

Off the Wall 

Art & Wine Gallery 


Beach / 407-760-0581 / 

offthewallartwinegallery.com 

A gallery full of unique art, 

furniture, and antiques, as well as 

wine tastings and events. 



EXPLORE 

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. 

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 / 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. 

Living the Dream 

New Smyrna Beach, FL 

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-facilitiesand-locations/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 Canaveral 

National Seashore 


Smyrna Beach / 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. 

Say “I Do” 

ATTENTION, BRIDES-TO-BE: New Smyrna 

Beach features miles of aisles for your big walk. Do it 

with spectacular views of the Intracoastal Waterway 

at the modern Brannon Center. Have your ceremony 

on the waterfront dock, the private terrace, or in the 

Grand Ballroom, where floor-to-ceiling windows 

serve up gorgeous scenery. Opt to go rustic at the 

Delamater House, which features a barn and 

cottages. Or get wed with your toes in the sand on 

one of our pristine beaches. 

Through the camera's lens, 

experience our laid-back coastal paradise 

with this unique 180-page hardcover book. 

To order, visit 

www.nsbLivingtheDream.com 

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. 

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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. 



The Hub on Canal 

Home to More than 70 Local Artists 

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classes & workshops 

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132 canal street s new smyrna beach, fl 32168 

10am-5pm monday through saturday s 10am-2pm sundays s later for events 

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To Daytona 

Beach Airport 

SPRUCE 

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Strickland Bay 

PONCE DE LEON 

LIGHTHOUSE 

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N 

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To 

Daytona 

Beach 

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PRESERVE 

THE PRESERVE AT 

TURNBULL BAY 

ATLANTIC CENTER 

FOR THE ARTS 

Turnbull Bay 

B I PL A N E 

FUN FLIGHTS 

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DIVE SITES 

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DOG PARKS 

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BOAT RAMPS 

ARTS/GALLERIES 

Trails 

PARKING 

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THE BEST OF THE 

NEW SMYRNA BEACH AREA 

THE SALTY MERMAID 14 

The modern design of this boutique 

hotel is surpassed only by the 

gorgeous water views from all five 

oceanfront rooms. 

OCEAN PROPERTIES 25 

Live like a local! Rent an entire home, 

from beachfront abodes to rustic 

cottages and modern condos, and 

settle into a slow Southern pace. 

THIRD WAVE CAFE 32 

A sustainable seafood certification 

and fresh, organic ingredients tempt 

diners at this cozy café and wine bar. 

SONAPA GRILLE 42 

A wide selection of California wines 

lets you find a perfect pairing for 

the inspired cuisine at this bustling 

hot spot. 

MARINE DISCOVERY CENTER 58 

Boat, kayak, or walk to discover 

the hundreds of species of birds, fish, 

mammals, and plants that live here. 

THE HUB ON CANAL 69 

Explore the breadth of the 

immensely talented local artists 

at this incubator in the Canal Street 

Historic Arts District. 

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2238 State Road 44 

New Smyrna Beach, FL 

32168 

2238 State Rd. 44 


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