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Posted on February 15, 2022
This week starts the Daytona dream season for gearheads across the country as the Daytona 500 takes place on Sunday, followed by festivities surrounding the Daytona Bike Week, which begins on Friday, March 4 and runs through March 13. With all of this action, travelers planning trips around the races and Bike Week will need a place to “crash”. That’s where we can help.
Although some visitors have been known to prefer more alternative accommodation (see the infield at the Daytona Speedway for proof) there are terrific resorts in the area to rest your head between activities.
When it comes to timeshares, owners have been known to buy specific timeshare weeks in Daytona just so they can use it during the 500 or Bike Week. So much so that an outcry was heard in 2017 when NASCAR moved the race date up a week from later in February to its current position leading up to the President’s Day holiday.
And for those who may think that Bike Week is just a bunch of bikers rolling through town, the event generates an estimated $75million in economic impact for the City of Daytona Beach, so this is a big deal for the local business community.
If you are looking for some of the more popular events on the calendars for these respective events, take a look:
Now that you’re up to date with the events for the next few weeks, let’s check out the timeshare resorts in the Daytona Beach area. While it may be a bit late for bookings leading up to the 500, you never know what you can come up with.
Timeshare points owners can see if they can use their points to slip in a few days’ accommodation in Daytona. Owners can also try contacting their timeshare exchange companies to see if they can help you exchange into an available resort in the area, even if it is nearby in a place such as Ormond Beach or New Smyrna Beach.
The resorts below are the most popular timeshare resorts in the Daytona Beach area based on offers and inquiries from our consumers.
A wonderful location right on the beach, you’ll have the Atlantic Ocean right on your doorstep. Take a dip in the pool, relax in the hot tub or grill up lunch on the poolside BBQ. Studio and one-bedroom units come with all the essentials, with living area, kitchen and private balcony to take in the sea breezes.
Because you’re close to the Dunlawton Ave. bridge, you can cross over to Rt 1 and head up to the downtown Daytona area and avoid the beach traffic.
This fabulous resort in the Spinnaker Resorts collection is on the beach and just a few miles north of Daytona, but with the relaxed beachside vibe you’re looking for. On A-1-A, you’re at the E. Granada Blvd intersection which makes it easy to head back to the mainland and down to Daytona.
Indoor and outdoor pools, hot tub and Tiki Bar offer up the fun when not on the beach or at the races. Air-conditioned one- and two-bedroom units come with living room and granite countertops in the kitchen.
This Capital Vacations timeshare resort is right on South Atlantic Drive, ready to welcome you onto the beach with individual balconies to enjoy the sunrise over the Atlantic and refreshing sea breezes.
Sea Club IV features studio, one- and two-bedroom units with living and dining areas plus full kitchens. Heated swimming pool, lounge chairs with umbrellas and resort-wide Wi-Fi complement the fun on the beach.
Part of the Exploria Resorts assortment of timeshare resorts, Grand Seas Resort is in a great location on the beach at the northern end of Daytona Beach about a mile from the Main Street Pier.
Amenities galore include separate indoor, outdoor and children’s pools, onsite bar and dining options with outdoor patio seating and fun mini golf adding to the sand and surf fun. Studio, one- and two-bedroom units cater to any vacation need, with full kitchens and living and dining spaces.
If you haven’t explored New Smyrna Beach, you’re missing out. This community about 18 miles driving distance south of Daytona Beach is a wonderful collection of cafes, art galleries, shops, beachside bars and restaurants and 17 miles of beach.
Coconut Palms Beach Resort II is right on the beach just north of the E. 3rd Ave. causeway, perfect for a getaway yet close enough to the main Daytona attractions such as the Speedway. Choose from studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom units.
Another excellent Daytona Beach Shores location, Bluegreen Resort's Fantasy Island Resort II offers great access to this famous stretch of drive-on beach.
A marvelous choice of one- and two-bedroom suites host full kitchens, living room, dining area and balcony to enjoy the sea breeze. Apart from the amazing beach, you’ll have an outdoor heated swimming pool, hot tub, sun deck with lounge chairs and BBQ for a poolside cookout. All of this just over a 15-minute drive to the Speedway.
Capital Vacations appears again on our list with this Ormond Beach offering just north of Daytona and only about an 18-minute drive to the Daytona Speedway.
Tropic Sun Towers has that laid-back beachside feel with private beach access yet is close to several nearby bars and restaurants. Take your pick of the beach, swimming pool, hot tub, sauna, sun deck or fitness center. There are also bike rentals for some pedal power. All of this is available from your one- or two-bedroom condo.
By now you’re probably figuring out that the Daytona Beach Shores area is popular with our timeshare owners, and you’re right. Because it is right next to Daytona Beach, the town has a superb beach with access to all the tremendous activities, yet Atlantic Terrace provides a peaceful retreat where you can choose your level of activity.
Exclusively offering two-bedroom condo-style accommodation, you’ll enjoy the ocean from your Capital Vacations unit as well as direct beach access, swimming pool, hot tub, fitness center and complimentary Wi-Fi.
Our next two resorts are our most popular Daytona Beach timeshare resorts, with Diamond Resorts Daytona Beach Regency in a fantastic location on the beach and just up from the Main Street Pier.
A fabulous resort with outdoor swimming pool and water slide, indoor pool, hot tub, game room, and the Island Breeze Tiki Bar with food and drink selections. Studio, one- and two-bedroom units come with either kitchenette or full kitchens, with larger units featuring balconies and separate living and dining areas.
One of the premier resorts in all of Daytona Beach, Club Wyndham Ocean Walk is in a terrific location across from the Daytona Lagoon Water Park and within walking distance of the Daytona Beach Boardwalk and Main Street Pier. Numerous dining and shopping locations are right there and you’re just across the causeway from downtown and only five miles from the Speedway.
Not only are you on one of the few pedestrian-only beaches in Daytona, but you’ll have multiple outdoor pools, indoor pool, lazy river, kid’s splash play area and the Turtle’s Nest pool bar with food options.
One-, two-, three- and four-bedroom vacation apartments have all the space and comfort you could imagine, with kitchen facilities, living and dining areas and amazing views from your balcony. Convenient washer/dryer in your unit is great for when you come in from the beach.
This region has been attracting vacationers for over 100 years, with beach racing dating back to 1902 and the town dubbed the “World’s Most Famous Beach” as far back as the 1920s.
Nowadays, visitors come for the Daytona 500, Daytona Bike Week and much more. The resorts above span the region, but if you are looking for a different resort or something in a specific area, leave us a message by clicking here or call our licensed agents at 877-624-6889 and they’ll be able to help.
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