Daytona Beach began as a place for speed. Between 1902 and 1935, no less than 13 land auto racing records were set on Daytona's 23 miles of hard, flat beach, which is up to 500 feet wide at some points. Today, beach drivers must observe a sedate 10-mile per hour speed limit, while the racing cars can be seen inland at Daytona International Speedway. Hotels line the shoreline along Daytona's 10 miles of beaches, giving vacationers their own small slice of paradise.
Well known for being the home of the Daytona 500 NASCAR race, spring break, and BikeWeek.
It's been called
the quintessential beach town, and Cocoa Beach, an hour's drive east of
Orlando on Florida's beautiful Space Coast, exemplifies everything that a
classic beach vacation should be. The tropical climate and exotic landscapes of
Cocoa Beach offer endless ways to enjoy recreation and leisure on the six-mile
stretch of white, sandy beach.
Florida's west coast beaches are where you want to be! Close
to everything, yet miles away. A beautiful peninsula located on Florida's West
coast, the area is bordered by the Gulf of Mexico to the west and by Tampa Bay
to the east. There is 35 miles of white-sand beaches on some 20 barrier islands.
Located just 30 minutes to Busch Gardens in Tampa and 90 minutes to Walt Disney
World Resort in Orlando. 
St. Petersburg
& Clearwater
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