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Getting Here

Welcome to New Smyrna Beach, Florida!

Welcome! I’m thrilled to welcome you—or welcome you back—to the New Smyrna Beach Area. The appeal of our lovely town goes far deeper than our 17 miles of white sand beach and highly rated surfing. Cutting-edge cuisine, a nationally recognized arts scene, beloved hotels, and historical ruins are just the beginning of the adventure. With the ocean on one side, the Intracoastal Waterway on the other, and all kinds of exciting sustainability efforts in between, our cozy city offers the perfect getaway—whether you’re interested in relaxing on the beach or discovering a new passion. We can’t wait for you to experience New Smyrna Beach for yourself.

Debbie Meihls
President & CEO,
New Smyrna Beach Area Visitors Bureau

By Plane

More than five international airports in the area make getting here a breeze:

    • Daytona Beach (18 miles)
    • Orlando / Sanford (30 miles)
    • Orlando (60 miles)
    • Orlando / Melbourne (74 miles)
    • Jacksonville (118 miles)

Coming by private aircraft? The New Smyrna Beach Municipal Airport is just 3 miles north of Canal Street.

 

Flying into Daytona Beach International Airport
The Daytona Beach International Airport (DAB) is known as the "Gateway to Central Florida", so you can begin an easy trip as soon as you land.  Start day-dreaming of all you can see within an hour from your arrival! 
    • The world-famous Atlantic Ocean beaches including New Smyrna Beach
    • The Daytona International Speedway
    • Orlando attractions
    • Kennedy Space Center
    • Historic St. Augustine.

With direct flights from major Northeast and Southern cities, New Smyrna Beach is only a few hours away! 

 

By Bus

Greyhound stops in nearby Daytona Beach, and the Volusia County bus service (Votran) provides local commuter service from there - Take the #4, #7, or #12 to Port Orange and the #40 into New Smyrna Beach.

By Boat

Floating the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) or sailing in from far-flung waters? Dock at the New Smyrna Marina (ICW channel marker #35) or the New Smyrna Beach City Marina (ICW channel marker #38).

By Car

Motoring along mighty Interstate 95? Take exit 249; the New Smyrna Beach Area is just a few miles east. From Interstate 4, take exit 118. U.S. Highway 1, also known as “Old Dixie Highway,” leads you straight into the downtown and Historic District.

By Train

Hit the rails with or without your car on the Amtrak Auto Train, which runs between Florida and the Washington, D.C. area. Disembark at the Sanford, Florida station, about 35 miles west of New Smyrna Beach; it's an easy drive into town.