Island Girl River Cruises – A classic 1967 motor yacht, the Island Girl has been completely refurbished to cater to all your needs. Whether you have a special event or are just wanting to relax and spend time on the water, the Island Girl has it all. Onboard Island Girl you can spend the day cruising down the Halifax or Indian River with the opportunity to observe wildlife and all nature has to offer. (386) 566-8950

Water Taxi Express – Connecting New Smyrna Beach to Ponce Inlet.  Cross the inlet and experience wildlife and marine life, enjoy fine dining, and water sports, and see spectacular views of the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse. (386) 589-1768

Marine Discovery Center – Travel the Indian River Lagoon in the comfort of a 36-seat Discovery all-weather pontoon boat that is United States Coast Guard licensed.  Enjoy a 2-hour journey narrated by knowledgeable tour guides, as they tell about the abundant marine life in the lagoon.  Or choose a guided kayak eco-tour, paddling the backwaters of the lagoon.  No experience is required.  520 Barracuda Blvd, New Smyrna Beach.  (386) 428-4828

Paddleboard New Smyrna – Kayak and stand-up paddleboard waterfront rentals offering lessons, tours, and sales.  177 North Causeway, New Smyrna Beach.   (386) 530-3868

Things To Do On Land!

Golf Courses

Venetian Bay Golf Club – “Play the Bay” at one of the most uniquely designed courses in the area. Now open to the public. 63 North Airport Road, New Smyrna Beach.  (386) 424-5775

Hidden Lakes Golf Club – A par 69 golf course, Hidden Lakes offers a fair and fun challenge to golfers of all skill levels.  35 Fairgreen Avenue, New Smyrna Beach. (386) 427-4138

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Parks & Playgrounds:

Smyrna Dunes Park-Dog Friendly Beach

2995 N. Peninsula Ave., New Smyrna Beach
Boardwalk, Dog-Friendly Beach, Swimming, Fishing, Picnic Area, Nature Trail, Restrooms.

Mary McLeod Bethune Beach Park  

6656 S. Atlantic Ave., New Smyrna Beach
Basketball court, boardwalk, canoeing, community building, fishing, pavilion, picnic area, playground, restrooms, swimming, tennis court, volleyball court.

Canaveral National Seashore

Take A1A (S. Atlantic Ave) South, you will dead end into the park!

Canaveral National Seashore is located on a barrier island off the east coast of Florida that features unspoiled beaches and over 100 middens—heaps of shells, broken pottery, and discarded arrowheads left by the Timucuan Indians who were the area’s first known inhabitants. The park also features remnants of a deserted Florida town. The Eldora Statehouse has been converted into a museum to tell the story of the land speculators who settled on Mosquito Lagoon after the Civil War. Eldora was abandoned after a freeze killed off the citrus crops. The launch pads of Kennedy Space Center can be seen across the lagoon, marking another boom era in Florida’s history.

NSB Skate Park 

The NSB Skatepark is located at the southwest corner of Turnbull Street and Industrial Park Avenue, just west of the New Smyrna Beach Police Station. The new Skate Park has approximately 8,500 square feet of concrete skate area, consisting of a flow/street area and a pool with tile and concrete pool coping.  Open from Noon-Dark on weekdays and 10am-Dark on the weekends.  (386) 427–8417

Esther Street Beachfront Park

Esther Street Beachfront Park is a hidden gem with an ocean view. One block north of Flagler Avenue on Atlantic Avenue, the park offers 45 spaces of off-beach parking. Amenities also include a playground, beach access, dune walkover, pavilions, restroom facilities, and a volleyball area. Please note that the volleyball area is available only during the dry season.  Overnight parking is not permitted.

Flagler Avenue Beachfront Park

Located next to one of the most popular beach access ramps in Volusia County, Flagler Avenue Beachfront Park becomes a hub of activity from sunrise and into the night. Early risers enjoy coffee by the beach. Later in the day, picnickers dine under the pavilion. Amenities include a pavilion, a brick courtyard with new stainless steel railing, restrooms, showers, and off-beach parking. The park is at the east end of Flagler Avenue. Overnight parking is not permitted.