Daytona Beach Spring Break Hotels & Vacation Rentals

A great place for a casual bite, the Daytona Starlite Diner is open morning until late for grabbing a filling breakfast or a stop-gap meal before hitting the town. Built in authentic 1950s style and located right at the heart of the city's party district, you can't go wrong here.

Open until the middle of the night, this is the ideal spot for grabbing a plate of fresh Florida seafood. The menu is sophisticated and includes superb shellfish. With great views of the ocean set over three stories, it's easy to see why this is one of the city's favorite eateries. There's also a reggae bar with live music if you want to make a night of it here.

This is one of Daytona Beach's best fine dining spots, with an excellent Italian menu and a location right by the water on Magnolia Avenue. As well as being a cozy spot with an exclusive feel in a prime location, this historic building was once the home of former US President Warren G. Harding.

With soft sands, beautiful sunny weather and lots of places to eat and drink, the beach is where the action is focused. As well as swimming and water sports like jet skiing and parasailing, you can check out the thrilling rides on the boardwalk and even experience driving your car on the beach itself in designated areas.

This is one of the city's most famous landmarks and you can either get hands-on in a racecar or enjoy sitting back and watching the show. NASCAR experiences allow you to ride shotgun alongside pro racers as they speed around the track, or you can check out the schedule of events and soak up the exciting atmosphere of a race.

This outdoor space makes for a great excursion during your trip. You can catch a glimpse of the region's local flora and fauna, see the preserved remains of the sugar mill and stroll among butterflies, all located centrally in the Port Orange neighborhood.

Just because it's raining, doesn't mean you can't enjoy some fun at the beach! This entertainment area is known for its rides but you can also head indoors and enjoy video games at the arcades. There are also gift shops, so you can take the opportunity to pick up some souvenirs.

There is enough in this market district to keep you occupied indoors for a whole day. Dine at the restaurants, pick up fresh Florida produce or shop for antiques, books, jewelry, and fashion. A farmers' market takes place every Saturday morning.

The city's premier theater, which opened in 1946, is the place to go for big musical experiences and plays. The line-up always has a glitzy, festive edge to fit with Daytona Beach's reputation as an excellent party destination.