The Daytona Beach area is best known for its 23 miles of wonderful wide beaches, NASCAR® racing and many fine golf courses. But that’s just for starters. There are downtown historical areas to be explored, golf and tennis games to be played, exciting fishing and diving and hundreds of other recreational activities to enjoy. * Daytona’s sparkling white beach is an impressive 500 feet wide at low tide. Cars are still permitted on some sections but unlike the early speed records set here, 10 m.p.h. is the limit today. Many of the beaches are handicap accessible, and specially adapted wheelchairs are available at selected areas. * Golf is well represented. In fact, Daytona Beach has over a dozen excellent courses and is home to the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA). * To fully experience the area, you should explore the water in as many ways as possible. Deep sea, surf and pier fishing are year ’round favorites. Along the many winding waterways you’re likely to see wild dolphins, jumping fish and graceful water birds from a charming canopied cruise boat, guided canoe or other vessel. Need more excitement? Grab a jet ski, parasail, wind surfer or scuba gear. It’s all here. * Daytona Beach history goes back to the 16th century arrival of the French, Spanish, British and other brave explorers. The Bulow Plantation House has fascinating displays and an open-air museum featuring rare Seminole Indian relics and artifacts. * The Casements were formerly the winter home of multi-millionaire John D. Rockefeller. Today, it’s the city of Ormond Beach’s beautiful cultural center. * Beach Street in Old Daytona Beach takes you back to life as it was in the early 1870s with tours and exhibits scheduled throughout the year. * The famous Daytona Beach boardwalk is part of an oceanfront amusement area that includes the "Salute to Speed" exhibit. Other race-related attractions include Daytona U.S.A., Klassic Auto Attractions and the Richard Petty Driving Experience, to name just a few. * The Ocean Walk shoppes now open next door offer shopping, dining, and a 10-screen movie theatre.

* 2 Outdoor Pools * 2 Indoor Pools * Lazy River with island putting green * Multiple outdoor Jacuzzis * Outdoor Spiral Water slide * Indoor 9 hole mini golf * Beach swimming

* Ponce Inlet Lighthouse & Museum * Seaside Music Theater and Museum of Arts & Sciences * Deep Sea Fishing Excursions

One bedroom standard condo includes king or two double beds in master bedroom, sofa bed in living area, and full kitchen.

One bedroom ocean front condo includes a king or two double beds in master bedroom, a sofa bed in living area, full kitchen, and a balcony with an ocean view.

Two bedroom standard condo includes a king or two double beds in master bedroom, two double beds in guest bedroom, a sofa bed in living area, and a full kitchen.

Two bedroom ocean front condo includes a king or two double beds in master bedroom, two double beds in guest bedroom, sofa bed in living area, full kitchen, and a balcony with an ocean view.

Upon exiting the airport property, go right onto International Speedway Blvd. (also called Highway 92) proceed about seven miles and cross the Halifax River via the Broadway Bridge. Once you have traveled approximately one mile, you will come to A1A or Atlantic Avenue. Turn left onto Atlantic Avenue, drive another mile and you will see the Ocean Walk Resort on your right which is the beach side.

Take I-4 Eastbound to Highway 92 east. Follow 92 (International Speedway Blvd.) to Atlantic Avenue (A1A). You will cross the Halifax River via the Broadway Bridge. Go left onto Atlantic Avenue, drive another mile and you will see Ocean Walk Resort on your right which is the beach side.

Take I-95 North to Highway 92 (International Speedway Blvd.) Follow 92 (International Speedway Blvd.) to Atlantic Avenue (A1A). You will cross the Halifax River via the Broadway Bridge. Go left on Atlantic Avenue, drive another mile and you will see Ocean Walk Resort which is on the beach side.

Take I-95 South to Highway 92 (International Speedway Blvd.) Follow 92 (International Speedway Blvd,) to Atlantic Avenue (A1A). You will cross the Halifax River via the Broadway Bridge. Turn left on Atlantic Avenue, drive another mile and you will see Ocean Walk Resort which is on the beach side.