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May it be the hanging out at the beach all day, or sitting in the stands at the Daytona 500, Daytona Beach's variety of activities can be fun, but overwhelming. With nicknames like “The World's Most Famous Beach” and “The Spring Break Capital of the World”; you know that you are going to have the best time of your life during your vacation to Daytona Beach.
 

Climate

It should surprise no one, since Daytona Beach is located in Florida, that Daytona Beach is the place to go any time of the year. In the summer, the average daytime temps are in the 80s and low 90s while in the evening, it can cool down to near 70 °F. Thanks to its subtropical climate, the warm and dry season is usually during the months of December to February and the average temperature is 65 to 70 °F and nighttime lows are near 50 °F. If you are worried about hurricanes or tornadoes bringing your vacation to an abrupt end, Daytona Beach's risk for being hit by either is significantly lower than other major vacation destinations in Florida or surrounding areas.
 

Transit

To help make your vacation road rage free, Daytona Beach offers trolleys and busses to get around with ease. Known as VOTRAN, you can hop on and off at different locations do do some sightseeing, shopping, dining or just taking in the sites. The busses and trolleys are also outfitted with bike racks, so you don't need to worry about bringing the bike onboard as you head to your destination. If you prefer to drive however, it is very easy to get around Daytona Beach, depending on what time of the year you are visiting.
 

Food & Nightlife

With the Atlantic Ocean just feet from many restaurants, fresh seafood is a major staple of anywhere you eat. Daytona Beach also boasts a number of Italian, Asian and Mexican inspired establishments. One type of dining that should not be missed is the microbreweries that can be found. For such a small area, Daytona Beach currently has 7 microbreweries where you can grab a pint of locally crafted beer and some delicious food as well. The downside? Microbreweries rarely bottle and sell their products, so you are only able to get their beers on site. Make sure you visit places like New Smyrna Brewing Company, Ormond Brewing Company and Odd Elixir Meads while visiting.
 
If you are a night-time person and want to party, Daytona Beach offers an overwhelming array of bars, clubs and nightclubs. One club that is a must see is the Banks and Blues Club. Home of the famous Bike Week and its fall equivalent, Biketoberfest, the Bank and Blues Club is located in an authentic bank, built in the early '20s.
 
If you are looking for something a bit more laid back, make your way over to Cinematique Theatre were you can catch movies under the stars. Featuring everything from newly released independent and foreign films from around the world to opera, ballet, and Shakespeare on film, you will want to check their website to see what is playing when you are visiting.
 

Events

It is impossible to talk about Daytona Beach without mentioning Bike Week and NASCAR. For anyone that is a motor head, Daytona Beach is the place to be to hear those engines rev and to get some grease on your hands. If motors isn't your thing however, Daytona Beach offers a number of annual events throughout the year that is guaranteed fun for the whole family!
 
While you may try to plan a nice and quiet trip to Daytona Beach, you will get caught up with everything there is to do and see. As always, talk to the locals to get an idea of what should be seen and done during your stay and don't be afraid to leave some activities for a return trip! 
 

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Daytona Beach Boardwalk

Marine Science Center

Museum of Art and Sciences and Planetarium

Daytona International Speedway

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