Ormond Beach Florida Hotels and Travel Guide

Ormond Beach Hotels - The Cove A visit to Ormond Beach is a lot more than just a sunny vacation away from it all. The number of things to do, the attractions of Ormond Beach are limited by nothing but your imagination and a quick look around.

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Cove on Ormond Beach - Directly on the beach of the Atlantic Ocean, this 112-villa resort features one- and two-bedroom condo villas featuring a living room, a dining area, a full kitchen and a private balcony with an ocean view. Enjoy the perfect beach vacation, with on-site activities, outdoor land and water sports, local excitement and extraordinary hospitality.
Best Western Castillo del Sol - just two miles from both the boardwalk and Ocean Walk Entertainment Complex, which features a collection of fun eateries, little shops, a historic amphitheatre and an array of resorts on Daytona's traffic-free beach.

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Ormond Beach Hotels and Travel Guide

A wonderful place for a holiday or a vacation, Ormond Beach offers some out of the ordinary things even to the seasoned traveler.

Plantation Bay Club, a private country club that offers a private beach, in Ormond Beach, a two story club house and a fantastic observation deck, also has amazing tennis facilities if your the sporting type and want to get in a few quick games, or some wonderful instructors to offer you a few pointers.

For the lover of art, there is the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center which is bound to have something that will appeal to your family's interests. Providing complete entertainment for the entire family, there are 650 seats and may childrens theater as well as community theater productions each year. Ormond Beach also provides classes in performing arts that will be of interest to you.

If outdoor Ormond Beach is much more your cup of tea, Tomoca State Park is a great place for you to visit in Ormond Beach. Whether you want to swim, camp, hike or even canoe the waters, you're going to find what you want here. With the 13-mile canoe trail, multiple nature paths, campsites too numerous to mention and a beach that fronts the river you can't fail to find something to entertain you.

History buffs will be enthralled with some of the plantations that can be visited near Ormond Beach. Among the more notable ones is that of Chauncey Bacon,who was what was called a Connecticut Yankee. Wearing at top hat he toured his plantation daily. His home was built from mahogany logs rescued from the wreck of the City of Vera Cruz. The grounds of the home site were at one time the site of some of the areas largest parties, and the plantation had over 150 acres stretching from river to ocean. His jellies and marmalades were world famous.

Your visit to Florida can take in history, adventure, entertainment or just sun worshipping, but it should certainly take in a visit to Ormond Beach.