Smyrna Dunes Park (County)

Open daily sunrise to sunset. Perched on 250 acres of sand dunes at the northern tip of the New Smyrna Beach peninsula, the area is surrounded by water on three sides, as it's where the Ponce Inlet, the Intracoastal Waterway, and the Atlantic Ocean meet. The park consists of five ecosystems (ocean, river, dunes, scrub zone, saltwater marsh).

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Getting there: north of the Flagler Avenue district
Price: $3.50 per vehicle, $1 per person for vehicles with more than eight passengers
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Disappearing Island
One of the most beautiful sites in NSB, the islet is tidal and accessible only by boat. Local travel agencies organize tours of the island, while locals who are familiar with the tides and waterways come on their own boats. At low tide the islet, which is covered by low shrubs and beaches, offers beautiful views of Ponce Inlet to the east and the Intracoastal Waterway to the north and south.
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Riverview
Offers fine dining with a great view of the Intracoastal Waterway (Indian River). There is a hotel next to the restaurant.
$30 per person
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Sea Dogs Dive Center Guide & Services
Provides a 42 ft custom Newton Dive Vessel, New Smyrna Beach's only U.S. Coast Guard Certified dive vessel. Relaxing SCUBA diving for up to 16, with a divemaster or instructor on every trip. Full service PADI dive center, NITROX Fill station, spearfishing specialists, and a full range of PADI certifications. There are beautiful reefs, along with wrecks, and some of the largest lobsters on the east coast of U.S.
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Cafe Paradiso (formerly Heavenly)
A health foods restaurant with sandwiches, wraps and ice cream.