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Daytona Beach weekend itinerary: a two-day plan

This two-day plan covers the Boardwalk, Pier and beach on day one, then a Speedway Tour and The Casements in Ormond Beach on day two. It is an editorial sequence from official sources; confirm hours with each venue.

Day 1: Boardwalk and Pier

  1. Morning — Daytona Beach Pier, open every day from dawn to dusk, weather permitting (Daytona Beach Area CVB).
  2. Afternoon — the beach, open to pedestrians 24/7; check Volusia County's rules before driving on it ($30 a day for visitors).
  3. Evening — Main Street, at the end of which the present pier stands (City of Daytona Beach).

Day 2: Speedway and Ormond Beach

  1. Morning — Speedway Tour, about 60 minutes, departures from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; $31 adults, $25 ages 5–12.
  2. Afternoon — The Casements in Ormond Beach, weekday guided tours from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. September through May (City of Ormond Beach).

Getting around

Votran's regular fare is $2.00 and an all-day pass is $4.00. See transportation.

Swap options

  • Race days: tours are not offered on major event days; check the Speedway calendar.
  • Weekend of Jan 22–31, 2027: plan for the ROAR and Rolex 24 crowds.

Limits

We did not walk this route for this edition. Confirm hours and ticket rules with each venue.

Sources

Facts on this page were read from the sources below on October 16, 2026. Hours, fares, prices and event dates change — confirm with the source before you travel. How we research and update.

Frequently asked questions

Can I do Daytona Beach in a weekend?

Yes; the plan covers the main visitor areas in two days.

Do I need a car?

A car helps for the Speedway and Ormond Beach; the pier area is walkable.

Is there an event on this route?

Race weekends affect tours and traffic; see the events page.

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