WHY CHOOSE OUR CONDO?

Not every condo has so many features and amenities. This beachfront resort condo has a lot to offer and is close to restaurants and shopping as well. Due to its unique shape, this building offers panoramic views from almost every room. You get to enjoy both, beach and river activities for the price of one!

Why rent this condo?
1. For it's location
2. Panoramic Views from the condo
3. Amenities in the condominium - Club House & Other Luxuries
4. Condo Features

1. Our Location: LESS THAN A STEP FROM THE BEACH. Compared to other condo's we are conviniently located only 10 minutes from Daytona Beach Shores Airport, 10 minutes from NASCAR International Speedway, 10 min from Volusia Mall, 12 min from Greyhound Race Kennel Club, Less than a minute from the restaurants, grocery stores, bars etc. We infact have our own restaurant on the 29th floor with 360 deg beautiful views of the whole city.

2. Our Views: Not many condo's offer beautiful views of all THREE at the same time. You can enjoy the scenic views of the BEACH, RIVER AND THE CITY all at ONE time. Watch all the beach activities including parasailing and surfing, also watch boats sailing and ski jets go by in the river, get all kinds of city views with beautiful beach houses, swimming pools, tennis courts etc.

3. Amenities in the Condominium: Not every condominium provides so many resort amenities. Most of them have swimming pools and maybe a tennis court, but our condominium provides

a. swimming pool for adults

b. kids pool

c. hot tub

d. shuffle board

e. tennis court

f. private beach deck

g. club house and party room for all occassions.

h. pool table

i. table tennis

j. library

k. excercise room

l. basketball court

m. sauna

n. private parking etc.

4. Our Condo Features: Every condo has bits and pieces of all below, but we have it ALL to make things more convinient for you and your family.

a. kitchen appliances include: coffee maker, tea pot, grill master, toaster, dishwasher, microwave, blender, dishes, silver ware, lots of cabinets, pots and pans etc.

b. living room furniture includes: designer couch, chair, MASSAGER recliner, dinning table with 4 chairs, entertainment center with tv and DVD & VCR player.

c. Our bedrooms: OUR CONDO HAS SPLIT BEDROOM PLAN. A split bedroom plan offers added privacy and comfort to the master suite of the home. In short our master bedroom is located on one side with attached bathroom and the other bedroom is located on the other side with a bathroom next to it. Both the bedrooms are separated by the living room area adding to the privacy. Not every condo provides this split bedroom plan.

Master bedroom has a king size bed, TV, dresser, Walk in Closet with storage space.

Second bedroom has TWO twin beds, TV, dresser and closet.

Each bedroom has EXTRA comforters, sheets, pillows etc.

Both bedrooms have Beach, River and City Views.

Great SUNLIGHT in ALL rooms including living room. Daytona Beach Shores Florida Vacation Rental

Vacation Rental Amenities: All linens, fully-equipped newly remodeled kitchen with utensils, pots & pans, coffee maker, toaster, microwave and more! Patio furniture on balcony, central air and heat, cable TV. Washer and dryer in unit; building offers exercise room, billiard room, ping-pong table, library, two saunas. On the two- level sun deck you will find a swimming pool, hot tub, kiddie pool, lighted tennis court, and plenty of room to sun bathe. Secured underground parking as well as outside parking.

On-Site Amenities
This condominium offers many of the amenities you only find at a resort. Enjoy walking out of the building onto the sundeck with a full-size pool, kiddie pool, hot tub, basketball court, lighted tennis court, shuffleboard - then right to the beach! Indoors, enjoy the billiard room, game room, men's and women's saunas, exercise room. Inside the unit, washer/dryer, all linens, pots/pans, all you need for a great, relaxing vacation. Enjoy spectacular sunrise and sunset from the balcony! Close to everything-go carts, restaurants, ice-cream parlor, shopping, so much more! At the end of the day, take the private elevator up to the 29th floor for cocktails and dinner at the Top of Daytona. Happy Hour from 4 to 7 daily and 360 degree views of beautiful Daytona Beach Shores!

You will find yourself surrounded by Atlantic Ocean, Halifax River, and Daytona Beach Shores Skyline! This 26th floor unit boasts all the comforts of home. Each bedroom closes with its own full bathroom, creating private retreats for everyone! The kitchen is complete with full size electric appliances, refrigerator with ice maker, oven, stove, dishwasher, and microwave. There's a double sink, and plenty of pots, pans, cooking utensils, and a complete set of dishware, linens and towels. The unit also has central heat and air-conditioning, a full size washer and dryer, iron and ironing board, cable TV (over 75 channels) etc.

Vacation Rental Amenities: All linens, fully-equipped newly remodeled kitchen with utensils, pots & pans, coffee maker, toaster, microwave and more! Patio furniture on balcony, central air and heat, cable TV. Washer and dryer in unit; building offers exercise room, billiard room, ping-pong table, library, two saunas. On the two- level sun deck you will find a swimming pool, hot tub, kiddie pool, lighted tennis court, and plenty of room to sun bathe. Secured underground parking as well as outside parking.

Daytona Beach Shores condo rentals

Peck Plaza - Daytona Beach Shores Shores (1974)
When completed, 29 story building was the tallest condominium on the coast from Maine to Miami. A full service restaurant located on the 29th floor offers guests a 360 degree panoramic view of Daytona's beautiful coastline. Other amenities include an oceanfront swimming pool, extra large sun deck, tennis court, handball/basketball court, exercise room, game room, owners clubroom and more! Residents will also enjoy reserved secure parking and plenty of extra parking for guests.

Daytona Beach Shores condo rentals

Daytona Beach is a city located in Volusia County, East Central Florida.

The Greater Daytona Beach Area also includes Daytona Beach Shores, Holly Hill, Port Orange, Ponce Inlet, South Daytona, Ormond Beach and unincorporated areas of East Volusia County.
Some of the surrounding cities use Daytona Beach as a mailing address. If you cannot find what you are looking for here, try checking the surrounding cities.

Daytona Beach has a very humid subtropical climate typical for a city in the southeastern United States. Summers are hot and humid with highs usually in the 90s and a heat index often exceeding 100°f. Thunderstorms are frequent in summer afternoons and the hot, humid weather can last through the fall months. Winters are dry and mild, marked by a constant series of cold fronts followed by warmer air. In wintertime, temperatures dip into the low 40s and upper 30s on occasion, although freezes are rare. Frost occurs a few times a year mainly in the inland areas. Snowfall is extremely rare: the last time snow flurries fell on Daytona Beach was in January 2003. Temperatures in spring are famously pleasant with warm afternoons, cool evenings, and far less humidity. This beautiful weather usually attracts tourists back to the beaches by early March

HOW TO GET HERE -

By plane
You can fly into Daytona Beach International Airport (IATA: DAB), which is conveniently located adjacent to the Daytona Speedway and is served by Delta Air Lines, US Airways, and Vintage Props and Jets. Other airports nearby are Orlando International (MCO) or Jacksonville International (JAX), both of which are approximately an hour away.

Orlando-Sanford International Airport (IATA: SFB) is located about 30 miles west of the city in Sanford. Several flights from the United Kingdom, including those from Belfast in Northern Ireland, land here. If you are flying Allegiant Air from within the US or Icelandair from Iceland, you will land at Sanford Airport.

By Boat
Daytona Beach is not a major port, however, it is accessible by private boats via the Intracoastal Waterway, from both the Halifax River and the Atlantic Ocean. Refueling services are available at the Daytona Marina.

By Shuttle
Daytona-Orlando Airport Shuttle, 665 Beville Road, 1-386-947-9947.
Daytona-Orlando Transit Service, 1034 N. Nova Road, 1-386-257-541.

By car
Getting around by car is very easy and convenient in Daytona Beach. The major roads are all wide and easy to drive on with all the major areas signposted, but traffic jams around major intersections are common in the afternoons and around the tourist areas on Saturday nights.

The main tourism area is A1A, also known as Atlantic Avenue, a strip of road that runs parallel to the beach for 23 miles. During major NASCAR races, International Speedway Boulevard gets congested near the racetrack and traffic patterns on other surrounding roads are altered to accommodate the extra traffic. During major motorcycle events, Main Street and Beach Street as well as most of A1A and U.S. Highway 1 experience heavy traffic or are closed. I-95 around exit 273 is also extremely busy during motorcycle rallies.

All major car rental companies are located in or near the Daytona Beach International Airport. Ryan Newman & Matt Kenseth compete at the 2008 Daytona 500 RaceCar Rental Companies include:

Alamo Rent A Car, 1-800-462-5266
Avis Rent A Car, 1-800-331-1212
Budget Rent A Car, 1-800-527-0700
Dollar Rent A Car, 1-800-800-3665
Enterprise Rent-A-Car, 1-800-261-7331
Hertz Car Rental, 1-800-654-3131
National Car Rental, 1-888-868-6206
Thrifty, 1-800-847-4389

[] By Motorcycle
If you are coming to Daytona Beach for a motorcycle rally, you will probably want to rent a motorcycle instead of a car. You should reserve one well in advance of the major biker rallies.

[] By bus
VOTRAN is the name of the Volusia County bus service. It is a cheap way to get around and is handicap accessible. The website provides maps and timetables. Buses travel to most sites and places of interest. A one-day VOTRAN bus pass costs $3.
A1A Beachside Trolley operates from January to Labor Day (September) along Atlantic Avenue on the beachside. They are air-conditioned and handicapped accessible.

[] Transfer Stations
Transfer Plaza, Bethune Boulevard and North Palmetto Avenue.
Intermodal Transit Facility (inside Volusia County Parking Garage), 701 Earl Street at North Atlantic Avenue.

[] Taxi and Limosine
Taxi Service

If you need a taxi cab, you need to use the telephone to call for one. Cabs in the Daytona Beach area will not stop if you only wave at them.

Taxi companies include:

Yellow Cab, 1-386-255-5555
Southern Komfort Taxi, 1-386-252-2222
All Florida Cab, 1-386-254-3400
Beach Taxi, 1-386-441-7777
Daytona Limos, 1-800-296-1990

Arts
Seaside Music Theater, 221 N. Beach Street, 1-386-226-1888. A great place to catch a play or musical, it has been a part of Daytona Beach for 30 years.

Mary McLeod Bethune Performing Arts Center and Visual Arts Gallery, 698 W. International Speedway Boulevard, 1-386-481-2465. Offers performances of Broadway musicals, operas, and symphonies.

News-Journal Center, 221 N. Beach Street, 1-386-226-1888.

Peabody Auditorium, 600 Auditorium Boulevard, 1-386-671-3461.
Home of the London Symphony Orchestra on tour; the Daytona Beach Symphony Society; and the Daytona Beach Civic Ballet.

Daytona Beach Bandshell, Earl Street, 1-386-671-8250. Live performances on a beachside stadium.

Museums
Museum of Arts and Sciences, 352 S. Nova Road, 1-386-255-0285. The museum hosts traveling exhibitions and has galleries in its permanent collection featuring Chinese, African and Cuban art, and the most complete fossil record discovered in Florida, highlighted by a 13-foot skeleton of a Giant Ground Sloth. A planetarium is also on-site featuring laser concerts and educational shows. The museum also hosts a very active line-up of programs and events for every interest and age group.

Halifax Historical Museum, 252 S. Beach Street, 1-386-255-6976. Located downtown in the former Merchants Bank building, the museum highlights the history of the Daytona Beach area with exhibits on local lifestyle and influential people. Some exhibits include a portrait of Mary McLeod Bethune, founder of Bethune-Cookman University, and a look at the resort hotels that once graced the beachfront.

Southeast Museum of Photography, 1200 W. International Speedway Boulevard, 1-386-506-4475. Located at Daytona State College in the new state of the art Mori Hosseini Hospitality Center, the Southeast Museum of Photography features collections from various local and world-renowned artists.

Parks
Sun Splash County Park, 611 S. Atlantic Avenue. Sun Splash Park features an interactive water fountain, decorative walkways, a shaded playground, volleyball courts, picnic areas, restrooms, outdoor showers, two beach access ramps and a Coca-Cola-sponsored "cool zone." The four-acre facility also provides 95 off-beach parking spaces. Open sunrise to sunset. No fee.

Robert Strickland Shooting Range (County), 1180 Indian Lake Road, 1-386-226-0477. 9:00AM to 5:00PM Tuesday-Sunday. $5/day, $50/semi-annual, $80/annual. The Robert Strickland Shooting Range is built to National Rifle Association standards. It includes a state-of-the-art baffling and berm system to ensure shooter safety and avoid stray bullets.
Bethune Point Park, 11 Bellevue Avenue.

City Island Park

Colins Park

Daisy Stocking Park (The Bandshell)

Derbyshire Park

Jackie Robinson Ballpark

Tuscawilla Park

J. Saxton LLoyd Riverfront Park

Shangri-La Mini Park

Samuel Butts Youth Archaeological Park & Recreational Trail

Sports Teams
Bethune-Cookman University Wildcats - The Wildcats play baseball at Jackie Robinson Ballpark.

Daytona State College Falcons - The Falcons compete in five Division I NJCAA sports including Men's and Women's Basketball, Baseball, Fast Pitch Softball and Women's Golf.

Daytona Cubs, E. Orange Avenue, 1-386-257-3172. The Chicago Cubs' affiliate in the Florida State League plays at Jackie Robinson Ballpark.
Daytona Beach Thunder - Local affiliate team of the World Indoor Football League plays at The Ocean Center .

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Eagles - The Eagles baseball team plays on campus at Silwa Stadium. The Eagles basketball and volleyball play on campus at the ICI Center. There is also the Eagles Soccer team and Eagles Tennis team.

Events

Bikers gather on Main Street in Daytona BeachBike Week - Annual Motorcycle Rally, usually held around the first ten days of March, sponsored by the Daytona Beach-Halifax Area Chamber of Commerce. Traffic during this event tends to be horrible, particularly in the areas of Main Street and Beach Street. The Daytona 200 Motorcycle race is held at Daytona International Speedway during Bike Week as well.

Biketoberfest - Annual Motorcycle Rally, usually held the week immediately following Columbus Day in October, sponsored by The Daytona Beach Area Convention and Visitors Bureau. Usually on a smaller scale than the March Bike Week, however the event appears to draw more participants every year.

WinterJam - Annual 4 day Vdubs, Sports & Musis Fest. Usually held the 3rd week in February, the week immediately following Race Week & the weekend before Daytona Bike Week. The festival has 14 events at 7 unique venues including 3 VW shows, 3 action sport events, 3 parties, nav rallies, vendors & more!

Closest Cinema
Ocean Walk Movies 10, 250 N. Atlantic Avenue (Ocean Walk Shoppes), 1-386-238-5252

Cruises
The Halifax Harbor Marina [59] is on Beach Street, and is the departure point for several boat cruises along the Halifax River.

A Tiny Cruise Line, 401 S. Beach Street, 1-386-226-2343. Take a tour down the Halifax River discovering the history of the river and the sites on each shore. A lovely way to see some places not visible from the road.

Fishing
Fishing boat charters usually originate from nearby Ponce Inlet or New Smyrna Beach.

Volusia County Fishing and Hunting License Division, 250 N. Beach Street, 1-386-254-4610. Fishing licenses can be purchased at Volusia County tag and tax office or at area fish camps, Walmart, K-Mart, hardware and sporting goods stores. Florida residents do not need a fishing license to fish from the beach as long they are in no more than three feet of water. Anglers may purchase licenses on the phone by calling 1-888-FISH-FLORIDA.

Golf
There are many golf courses in Daytona Beach and the surrounding area.

Daytona Beach City Golf Course, 600 Wilder Boulevard, 1-386-258-3119. Two 18-hole courses, North and South.

Golf Club At Cypress Head, 6231 Palm Vista Street, 1-386-756-5449.

Indigo Lakes Golf Club, 312 Indigo Drive, 1-386-254-3607.

LPGA International Golf Course, 1030 Champions Drive, 1-386-274-5742.

Pelican Bay Country Club, 550 Sea Duck Drive, 1-386-322-7862.

Spruce Creek Country Club, 1900 Country Club Drive, 1-386-756-6116.

[] Closest Tennis Club
City Island Tennis Complex, 115 E. Orange Avenue (City Island Park), 1-386-257-0755. Features Six hard tennis courts. Call to reserve.

USTA Florida, 1 Deuce Court, 1-386-671-8900, [60]. Features 24 clay courts. Call for times and fees.

[] Venues
Ocean Center, 101 N. Atlantic Avenue, [61]. The largest (225,000 sq.ft.) event and convention arena in the Greater Daytona Beach area. Hosts the area's major conventions, trade shows, concerts, and indoor sports events. Located across the street from the Daytona Hilton and Ocean Walk resort hotels.

Daytona International Speedway, 1801 W. International Speedway Boulevard, 1-386-947-6530. In addition to hosting major sporting events throughout the year, Daytona International Speedway hosts many corporate parties, conventions and meetings

Shopping Malls
When the weather pushes you off the beach or you simply need to find a cool space for the few hottest hours, Daytona offers shops to satisfy a wide range of tastes. Here are some suggestions:

Ocean Walk Shoppes in Daytona Beach.Volusia Mall, 1700 W. International Speedway Boulevard. You simply can't miss this major regional mall with over 1 sq. mi. of retail space, anchored by Sears, JC Penny, Macy's, Dillards and over 160 other stores and a dozen of Food Court restaurants. Located on International Speedway Boulevard across from the airport.

Bellair Plaza, 2500 N. Atlantic Avenue, [65]. Bellair Plaza is on the west side of North Atlantic Avenue (A1A). Bellair is anchored by Bealls, Publix, Ruby Tuesday, and Walgreens.

Ocean Walk Shoppes, 250 N. Atlantic Avenue, [66]. Open-air shopping center, located in the heart of the beach area.

Daytona Beach Flea Market, 2987 Bellevue Avenue, [67]. Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday, the flea market opens its stalls to sell anything and everything including jewelry, produce, clothing, sports equipment and toys. Free parking and free admission. This is a must-see: one of the largest and most highly rated flea markets in the country!

Riverfront Marketplace is a lovely group of shops, restaurants and museums that lines Beach Street and the few streets surrounding in downtown Daytona Beach. Across the street is the Saturday Farmer's Market on City Island (next to the public library), the oldest of its kind in Florida. Some places to check out include Angell & Phelps Chocolate Factory, Mandala Books, Davidson Brothers Indian River Fruit and Daytona Harley Davidson.

Belnova Plaza

Daytona Mall

Nova Village Market

Pelican Bay Shopping Village

Promenade Shopping Center

Shops at Beville

Volusia Point Center

Volusia Square Shopping Center

[] Gift shops
There are countless gift shops along the beach drive, Florida Route A1A (Atlantic Avenue) where you can buy souvenir shirts, beach wear, surfing gear, tacky gifts, etc.

Maui Nix Surf Shop. Multiple locations along Atlantic Avenue (A1A).
Salty Dog Surf Shop. Multiple locations in Daytona Beach.
Big Shark Gift Shop, 2715 North Atlantic Avenue.

[] RESTAURANTS

Asian, Chinese, Japanese

American

Casual Dining

Fast Food & Chains

International

Italian

Latin, Mexican, Spanish

Steak & Seafood