New Smyrna Beach
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Description
Nestled along Florida’s Central East Coast, New Smyrna Beach is a vibrant coastal gem boasting 17 miles of pristine white sandy shores, renowned for some of the best surfing on the East Coast. This charming barrier island, bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River Lagoon, offers a perfect blend of laid-back beach vibes and rich cultural experiences. Whether you’re catching waves at Smyrna Dunes Park, exploring historic Canal Street’s boutique shops and eateries, or soaking in breathtaking sunrises, this beach town delivers unforgettable memories. Families, surfers, and nature lovers flock here for endless outdoor adventures—think kayaking, fishing, or strolling along scenic boardwalks. The area’s commitment to sustainability, as Florida’s first One Planet Living® city, ensures its natural beauty thrives for generations. With a thriving arts scene, including galleries and festivals, and proximity to attractions like Daytona Beach and Orlando, New Smyrna Beach is an ideal getaway for those seeking relaxation, adventure, or a taste of authentic Florida charm. Come build sandcastles, savor fresh seafood, and let the ocean breeze sweep you away.
- Restrooms
- Showers
- Changing Rooms
- Lifeguards
- Picnic Tables
- Boardwalks
- Fishing Pier
- Surfing
- Swimming
- Fishing
- Kayaking
- Paddleboarding
- Bikes
- Kayaks
- Paddleboards
- Surfboards
- Beach Chairs
- Umbrellas
Expect a lively yet welcoming mix of families, surfers, and retirees. The beach attracts locals and visitors alike, with kids playing in the surf, surfers chasing waves, and couples enjoying leisurely walks. It’s bustling but not overly crowded, offering space to spread out, especially at Canaveral National Seashore.
Beach access is available via numerous ramps and walkways, including Flagler Avenue and 27th Avenue. Some ramps allow driving onto the beach for a daily fee ($30 for non-residents as of October 2024) or with a virtual annual permit (free for residents). Wheelchair-accessible boardwalks, like those at Smyrna Dunes Park, ensure inclusivity. Free parking is available in areas like the Canal Street Historic District, while paid parking applies at county lots.
New Smyrna Beach boasts soft, white, fine-grained sand, perfect for barefoot strolls and sandcastle building. The sand’s smooth texture, often compared to sugar, reflects the area’s pristine coastal environment and is a draw for beachgoers seeking a classic Florida beach experience.








