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NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FL

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Port Orange: A Peaceful Tourist Destination

Visitors to the New Smyrna Beach Area who are seeking a place to explore that’s close to everything, yet away from the hubbub, should look no further than Port Orange. Just minutes from the area’s big attractions, the town is also home to many natural spaces, dining options, and family-friendly activities that are sure to keep everyone happy.

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Must-Visit Places in the New Smyrna Beach Area for History Enthusiasts

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The New Smyrna Beach Area is filled with interesting sites, unique museums, and fascinating places to explore that are sure to make any history buff take notice. Check out these places to learn about the area’s history, from the Native Americans who lived here, through colonial times and into more recent days. 

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Doris Leeper:
A Visionary Artist and Environmentalist

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The New Smyrna Beach Area is filled with natural beauty and artistic endeavors, many of which owe their existence to the dedication and hard work of Doris Leeper.

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Oak Hill: A World-Class Destination for Fishing and Water Enthusiasts

The community of Oak Hill, which sits on the shores of the Mosquito Lagoon, just south of New Smyrna Beach, is a fisherman’s paradise. Known as the redfish capital of the world, the waters in this community also support a healthy population of trout and other game fish and attract anglers from across the country and the world.

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Year-Round Art & Creativity in the New Smyrna Beach Area

Art enthusiasts will find plenty to inspire them during a stay in the New Smyrna Beach Area. From its numerous galleries featuring work in multiple media, special events to celebrate the arts, a self-guided Mural Trail, and even workshops where participants can unleash their inner artist, it’s no wonder that the city was included in John Villani’s book, “The 100 Best Small Art Towns in America.” 

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