2010 Spring Break in Daytona Beach, Florida - Hotels, Nightlife and Attractions

If you're planning to visit Daytona Beach, Florida for Spring Break 2010, it's time to start making plans. In fact, no matter where you go to school in the United States, your Spring Break is coming up very soon. Daytona Beach has long been a popular choice for Spring Break, and there are many reasons why.

The following is an overall guide to use if you're going to Daytona Beach, Florida, and will give you ideas on hotels (from cheap to not-so-cheap), restaurants, Spring Break activities in the area, and where to get more information in each area.

About Daytona Beach, Florida

Daytona Beach and Spring Break are synonymous with fun. People have been going to Daytona Beach for Spring Break for many generations and some argue that it's still the best place to go.

Daytona Beach is located in Volusia County Florida and is the principal city of the Deltona-Daytona Beach and Ormond Beach areas. It is considered to be located on the "Fun Coast" region of Florida on the Atlantic side.

Known for its hard-packed sand which has been a success for those in motorsports, and it is also the headquarters for NASCAR.

Daytona Beach has been known to cater to those who visit on Spring Break, but that reputation is said to be more so in the past than today. However, many students still visit Daytona and that's because there is so much to do.

Hotels

From most to least expensive, here is a list of hotels to consider in the Daytona Beach area:

Hilton Daytona Beach Ocean Walk Village - 100 North Atlantic Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32118

Phone: (781) 232-7015

Cost: Varies - but on the expensive side. Check out www.hilton.com to find your cost.

Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites - 930 N. Atlantic Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32118

Phone: (386) 255-5495

Cost: Moderate range - Go to www.daytonabeachholiday.com to calculate.

Grand Seas Resort - 2424 N. Atlantic Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32118

Cost: Low range - Go to www.grandseas.com to find cost.

For more hotel information in Daytona Beach, click here.

Restaurants

For good, inexpensive to moderately-priced food, check out the following:

Our Deck Down Under - 78 Dunlawton Avenue, Phone: (386) 767-1881 Inexpensive

Checker's Café - 2 South Atlanta Avenue, Phone: (386) 239-5522 Moderate

Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. & Restaurant - 250 N. Atlantic Avenue Phone: 9386) 947-8433 Moderate

Things to do

Daytona Beach is comprised of 23 miles of beaches and as such, has a ton to offer when it comes to activities on Spring Break.

Some of the better known clubs include Ocean Deck, Aqua Lounge, and Razzles which has been around for over 20 years and is still very popular.

Other clubs include the Mai Tai Bar and The Cruisin' Café.

To learn more about these clubs and Daytona Beach nightlife, click here.

If you get tired of sunbathing during the day, check out the Daytona Beach Boardwalk which is located behind Ocean Avenue between Main and Auditorium Blvd. Here you can find the typical family-fun things to do (go karts, arcades, etc.), but you can also find many restaurants and souvenir shops.

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