Description

Ponce Inlet, located in Volusia County, Florida, is renowned for its relaxed vibe, beautiful white sands, and prime surf conditions. Stretching nearly four miles to the mouth of the inlet, this beach offers a peaceful retreat for visitors seeking less crowded shores. It’s also home to endangered species like the loggerhead sea turtle, making conservation efforts a priority. Visitors can enjoy various activities, from exploring the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse—the tallest in Florida—to relaxing on the beach, fishing, or surfing some of the best swells in the area. Lighthouse Point Park, which features a dog-friendly beach, an 800-foot jetty, and boardwalks, is a highlight for nature lovers. Ponce Inlet also allows beach driving on its southern end, adding to the unique charm of the area. Families will appreciate kid-friendly spots like the Marine Science Center with its interactive exhibits, and the pirate ship playground at Kay & Ayres Davies Lighthouse Park.