The beaches of the Daytona Beach and New Smyrna Beach areas offer breathtaking beauty and water-related fun! At low tide, the beach is up to 500 feet wide.
It's easy to see why our beaches are considered among the best in the world. Whether your day at the beach is to relax and read a book, cast a line into the surf, build sand castles with the children, or cruise along the shoreline with the top down, Volusia County beaches can accommodate your desired experience.
Lifeguard Corps
Junior Lifeguard
Program
Beach driving and parking maps
Daytona Beach area
New Smyrna Beach
Beach cams
Daytona Beach
New Smyrna Beach
Beachfront parks
List of parks
Beach tips, rules and information
Beach safety tips
Beach rules
Beach code
Beach warning flags
Beach driving and parking
Bonfires on the beach
Found and abandoned
property
Skin care tips
Beach water
quality
Beach environment
Conservation zone - No
vehicles
Habitat Conservation Plan
The beach environment
Beachfront lighting regulations
Personal watercraft zones
North of Ponce
Inlet
South of Ponce Inlet
Surf zones
List of surfing areas
Policy prohibiting bias-based, racial
or ethnic profiling
Volusia County Beach Patrol officers will not make traffic contacts, field contacts or asset seizure-forfeiture efforts
based solely on bias-based, racial or ethnic profiling.
