Recreation

Nestled along Scenic Highway in Pensacola, Bay Bluffs Park is a 42-acre nature preserve renowned for its breathtaking views of Pensacola Bay. The park features pavilions, clutches of live oaks, and a serene atmosphere.

Fast Eddie's Fun Center in Pensacola is a premier amusement park offering an array of attractions for visitors of all ages. Enjoy the thrill of four exciting go-kart tracks or relax with a round of tropical-themed mini golf.

Perched high on a bluff with a commanding view of Pensacola Bay, Historic Fort Barrancas is a compelling destination for history enthusiasts and casual tourists alike located within the Gulf Islands National Seashore in Pensacola.

Grizzly Axes in Pensacola is a must-visit indoor venue that stands out as the first and best axe throwing and rage room venue on the Gulf Coast, offering a unique blend of fun and excitement that promises an exhilarating experience.

Tomoka State Park, set in the scenic landscape of Ormond Beach, is a haven for nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike that offers visitors the opportunity to explore a diverse ecosystem through fishing, boating, hiking and camping.

Located in the heart of Port Orange near Daytona Beach, Dunlawton Sugar Mill Gardens offers an enchanting 10-acre botanical garden, maintained by the Botanical Gardens of Volusia, inviting visitors to explore its lush landscapes and ancient ruins.

Just steps away from the Atlantic Ocean in the Daytona Beach area, the Ormond Memorial Art Museum & Gardens offers a serene blend of art, nature, and history, captivating visitors with its expertly curated exhibits and landscaping.

The Ponce de Leon Inlet Lighthouse & Museum, perched along the stunning coastline south of Daytona Beach, offers visitors the chance to explore its rich historic past as Florida's tallest lighthouse.

Experience the charm of Daytona Beach with a scenic dinner cruise aboard the iconic Lady Dolphin of Daytona paddle wheeler, where guests can savor a delicious meal while soaking in the sights and sounds of the intracoastal waterway.