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Driving to Daytona Beach
Driving to the Daytona Beach area is easy, as two of the state's major interstates intersect here - Interstate 95, which runs north and south and Interstate 4, which comes in from the west. Other major roads leading into the area are U.S. Highway 1; U.S. Highway 92; State Route 40, which connects to Interstate 75; and scenic Highway A1A along the Atlantic coastline.
From Ft. Lauderdale/Miami:
From Miami or Ft. Lauderdale take Interstate 95, North. Take exit numbers 256 through 273. Go east
to reach the beachside areas. |
| Ft. Lauderdale - Daytona Beach | 230 miles | | Miami - Daytona Beach | 254 miles | |
From Savannah and Jacksonville:
Take Interstate 95, South. At exit number 261A, take U.S. 92 east to A1A and the beaches. |
| Jacksonville - Daytona Beach | 93 miles | | Savannah - Daytona Beach | 234 miles | |
From Tampa and Orlando:
Take Interstate 4 from Tampa or Orlando heading east. Take exit number 132A and go north on Interstate 95. At exit number 261A, take U.S. 92 east to A1A and the beaches.
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| Orlando - Daytona Beach | 54 miles | | Tampa - Daytona Beach | 139 miles | |
Fly Non-Stop to Daytona Beach
Direct flights to Daytona Beach International Airport from Atlanta, as well as the New York, Baltimore and Washington D.C. areas depart daily via Delta, Continental, and AirTran airlines. Visit www.flydaytonafirst.com for details. US Airways offers daily roundtrip flights from Charlotte NC to Daytona Beach. Daytona Beach International Airport is situated immediately south of Daytona International Speedway and is accessed from U.S. 92 or Williamson Blvd. via Midway Blvd.
Getting Around Once You're in Daytona Beach
Once you've arrived in Daytona Beach, there are many convenient ways to get around. See http://daytonabeach.com/transportation.cfm/mode/town
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