1.The World Famous Daytona Beach: Daytona Beach is ranked as being one of the top beaches in the world for its magnificent beauty The smooth white sand beach combined with the sparkling blues waters of the Atlantic Ocean has been a seductive calling card for vacation seekers for centuries. Daytona Beach is a haven for tanners, swimmers, and water sport enthusiasts. If nothing else, take a stroll on the beach (barefoot, of course)

2. Tour Daytona Speedway: The Speedway tour is nothing less than amazing. Get on a tour bus a tour the country’s biggest racing facility. See the winners circle, the media booth, and learn the ins and outs of NASCAR racing. It’s a fascinating journey into racing history and a leisurely way to spend the afternoon.

3. Daytona ½ Marathon: Every fall one of the best ½ marathons in Florida takes place in Daytona. This race is extremely well run and lots of fun. Participants start the race on the legendary track of the Daytona Speedway and head out to the beach; from the beach runners head back to the Daytona Track and finish under the racing banner on the track. The race themed run includes a medal, after party and discounts to the Speedway Tour. Worth every stride of it!

4. The Richard Petty Driving Experience: Wanna know first-hand what it’s like to drive 165 miles an hour on a NASCAR race track? If you’re an adrenaline junkie you’ll definitely need to check this experience out. Why? Because it is a genuine adventure into the unknown and the thrill of a lifetime. Why else?

5. Marine Science Center: This educational and interactive facility is worth the visit. Exhibits allow visitors to have unusual wildlife experience such as holding sea urchins and petting stingrays. There is a turtle rehabilitation area that is especially interesting to kids. And for parents, it’s an affordable and fun way to spend an afternoon.

6. Daytona Bike Week: This motorcycle event contends with Sturgis as one of the most popular and exciting bike gatherings in the country. Daytona Bike Week attacks a half million visitors and lasts ten days – usually beginning the first full week in March.

7. Daytona Drive-In Church: For an unusual adventure spend a Sunday morning at the Daytona Drive-in Church, a remodeled former drive-in theater. Pull up to a drive in speaker and listen to the sermon from the comfort of your car. Maybe this isn’t the traditional worship experience, but it’s a fun way to add a little religion to your day.