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A New Smyrna Beach trip can mean surfing at the inlet jetty, an evening on Flagler Avenue, or the first-Saturday art stroll on Canal Street. New Smyrna Beach vacation rentals are mostly condos, many right on the ocean with a shared pool, plus some houses. Cars drive and park on the sand from the inlet to 27th Avenue, and the beach south of it is car-free, so pick your side first. Most rentals are condos or houses with a median nightly rate of $232 for a condo and $285 for a house. Book direct with the owner and save.
New Smyrna Beach Condo
Sleeps 8, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms

Key Amenities

  • Air conditioning
  • Pool
  • WiFi

About this property

Welcome to Shorehom by the Sea #70! Escape to the ultimate beachfront retreat in this stunning 7th-floor penthouse, offering breathtaking direct oceanfront views of no-drive New Smyrna Beach. This spacious, corner condo features a large wrap-around balcony that's perfect for enjoying panoramic Atlantic...

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$194
avg per night
New Smyrna Beach Condo
Sleeps 6, 2 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms
1 review

Key Amenities

  • Air conditioning
  • Pool
  • WiFi

About this property

Welcome to E4 at Oceanside Village, a charming community situated on the serene No-Drive section of New Smyrna Beach. E4 is a unique multi-level townhouse, thoughtfully designed with your comfort in mind. The ground floor hosts a spacious living room and a fully-equipped kitchen, while the second floor...

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"Beautiful condo directly on the beach"

I was looking for a rental for my daughter's 16th Birthday for us and a couple of her closest friends! This place is absolutely beautiful, perfect amount of space, the view is stunning, the amenities are...

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$145
avg per night
New Smyrna Beach Condo
Sleeps 6, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
3 reviews

Key Amenities

  • Air conditioning
  • Pool
  • WiFi

About this property

Welcome to Shorehom by the Sea 61, a beautifully updated, direct oceanfront condo on pristine, no-drive New Smyrna Beach. Situated on the 6th floor, this condo offers a tranquil retreat with no units above, ensuring peace and privacy throughout your stay. Recently updated with beach-inspired decor, this...

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"Nice Condo. Very Clean"

Spent 3 nights in September 2026. Condo was clean and stocked with everything we needed. The beach in front of the condo was easy to access and a lot of room. We would stay again.

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$140
avg per night
New Smyrna Beach Condo
Sleeps 6, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
2 reviews

Key Amenities

  • Air conditioning
  • Pool
  • WiFi

About this property

Welcome to Shorehom by the Sea #46! This gorgeous 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom direct oceanfront condo in New Smyrna Beach is perfect for families or groups seeking a relaxing coastal retreat. Located on the family-friendly, no-drive portion of New Smyrna Beach, you'll enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and...

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"Outstanding Property"

We recently enjoyed a wonderful stay at this condo in New Smyrna Beach. The unit was exceptionally clean and in excellent condition upon our arrival. It was well-appointed, comfortable, and offered absolutely...

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$141
avg per night
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New Smyrna Beach Condo
Sleeps 4, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms

Key Amenities

  • Air conditioning
  • Beachfront
  • Oceanfront
  • Private pool
  • WiFi

About this property

Updated 2BR/2BA Condo at Point East—Heated Pool and No-Drive BeachBeautiful New Smyrna Beach Condo Available for the Winter We have a lovely, updated two-bedroom, two-bath condo available at Point East on the peaceful coveted NO -DRIVE section of New Smyrna Beach. The fully furnished condo...

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What a vacation rental costs in New Smyrna Beach

You can expect a median of $232 a night for a condo and $285 for a house in New Smyrna Beach. Beyond the nightly rate, owners set their own cleaning fees, deposits, and other charges and may offer discounts for longer stays. You book directly with the owner, so there’s no added booking fee. The 12.5% tax includes Florida sales tax, Volusia County’s surtax, and the county’s tourist tax.

SHORT STAY
3 nights

$1,127

all in
$376/night

$259 × 3 nights$777
Cleaning + damage waiver$225
Tax (12.5%)$125
Booking fee$0
Total$1,127

WEEKLY STAY
7 nights

$2,230

all in
$319/night

$251 × 7 nights$1,757
Cleaning + damage waiver$225
Tax (12.5%)$248
Booking fee$0
Total$2,230

MONTHLY STAY
30 nights

$7,712

all in
$257/night

$221 × 30 nights$6,630
Cleaning + damage waiver$225
Tax (12.5%)$857
Booking fee$0
Total$7,712

When to visit New Smyrna Beach

April and May are the best time to come, with the Atlantic warming from 76° to 79° before hurricane season opens in June and peaks in September. February and March bring the Daytona 500 and Bike Week, about 30 minutes north.

Peak rates Best value Shoulder Water temperature
MonthMedian nightlyDifference from annualHigh / low air tempWater tempWhat’s going on
January$187-3%68° / 52°66°IMAGES: A Festival of the Arts on Riverside Drive; Rolex 24, Daytona Beach
February$210+9%70° / 53°67°Art Fiesta on Riverside Drive; Daytona 500, Daytona Beach
March$239+24%73° / 57°70°Shamrock n Roll festival on Flagler; Bike Week, Daytona Beach
April$216+12%79° / 63°74°New Smyrna Beach Food Festival; NSSA East Coast surf championships at the inlet
May$200+4%83° / 68°79°Sea turtle nesting season begins; New Smyrna Beach Jazz Festival
June$223+16%87° / 73°82°Seaside Fiesta on Flagler
July$243+26%88° / 75°84°Fourth of July fireworks, watched from Riverside Park and Flagler
August$184-5%89° / 75°84°Shrimp & Seafood Festival; Coke Zero Sugar 400, Daytona Beach
September$194+1%86° / 74°84°Labor Day First Responder Music Festival
October$195+1%82° / 68°80°Coastal Catch Restaurant Month; Biketoberfest, Daytona Beach
November$165-15%76° / 62°74°Flamingo Follies art show on Flagler; Coastal Christmas Market
December$160-17%71° / 54°69°Light Up Flagler; holiday boat parade

Based on the median New Smyrna Beach nightly rate on FloridaRentals.com.


Where to stay in New Smyrna Beach

New Smyrna Beach is split in two by the Indian River, part of the Intracoastal Waterway. Nearly all of its rentals are on the beachside, the barrier island facing the ocean. The mainland side holds the New Smyrna Beach Historic District, about 5 minutes over the North Causeway from Flagler Avenue, along with a few rentals that are a drive from the ocean. From Smyrna Dunes Park at the north end to Canaveral National Seashore at the south end is about 25 minutes by car, so the whole stretch is easy to explore from any rental.

Map of New Smyrna Beach vacation rental areas

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Rental areas in New Smyrna Beach: North beachside, Flagler Avenue to the inlet The no-drive beach, south of 27th Avenue Far south, toward Bethune Beach. Geometry from US Census TIGER/Line, public domain. Geocoding © OpenStreetMap contributors.
North beachside, Flagler Avenue to the inlet
Stay here to walk to Flagler Avenue's restaurants and surf the inlet jetty. The avenue runs about five blocks from the river to the ocean, past Quiet Flight surf shop to a beach ramp and showers. Minorca and The Pelican face the drive-on stretch, so expect cars parked on the sand out front.
The no-drive beach, south of 27th Avenue
This is the stretch for walking out of an oceanfront condo onto car-free sand. Point East is just past 27th Avenue Park, and Sea Coast Gardens, Errol by the Sea, Silver Sands, Seascape Towers, and Shorehom by the Sea follow to the south.
Far south, toward Bethune Beach
Base here for long days in Canaveral National Seashore, whose Apollo Beach entrance is about a mile past Bethune Beach Park. Chadham by the Sea is down here, about 15 minutes south of Flagler Avenue's restaurants.

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Things worth doing in New Smyrna Beach

Drive times are from the beach end of Flagler Avenue.

Apollo Beach and Turtle Mound
Apollo Beach and Turtle Mound
Climb Turtle Mound, which the Park Service calls the tallest shell mound on Florida's east coast, and then spend time on Apollo Beach, where you can sometimes watch rocket launches.
Canaveral National Seashore, about 15 minutes
Marine Discovery Center
Marine Discovery Center
The exhibits and salt-marsh trails are free, and Cuda Cove is a nature playscape for young kids. Paid boat tours head out on the Indian River Lagoon.
Beachside by the North Causeway, about 5 minutes
New Smyrna Sugar Mill Ruins
New Smyrna Sugar Mill Ruins
Walk among the coquina ruins of an early-19th-century sugar mill on a 17-acre county site. It's free and open daily from sunrise to sunset.
Mainland, about 10 minutes
Canal Street Nights
Canal Street Nights
Vendors and live music fill Canal Street on the third Thursday of every month. Arts on Douglas, a free gallery downtown, is open Tuesday through Saturday.
Historic district, about 5 minutes
Norwood's Eatery & Treehouse Bar
Norwood's Eatery & Treehouse Bar
Norwood's has been feeding the beachside since 1946. After dinner, take your drink up to the treehouse bar.
Beachside, a few blocks south of Flagler Avenue

Know before you book

Daytona Beach International is the closest airport with airline service.

DAB is about 35 minutes from Flagler Avenue, with flights on Delta, American, Avelo, and Breeze. Orlando International (MCO) is about 1 hour 10 minutes on a tolled route, and Orlando Sanford (SFB) is about 50 minutes.

Beach driving waits for turtle monitors each morning.

No cars go on the sand until the monitors finish their survey. Visitors pay a daily vehicle fee or buy an annual pass. From May through October, cars are allowed 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. (or sundown, if earlier), and sunrise to sunset the rest of the year. Ramps close at high tide.

Walk to the sand and skip the beach fees.

Visitors pay a daily fee to drive onto the beach, and the city’s beachfront lots charge by the day, too. A rental you can walk to the sand from skips both, every day of the stay. If you’re looking on the mainland or a few blocks back, ask the owner how far the nearest beach access is.

Oceanfront lights go dark May through October.

During sea turtle nesting season, lights visible from the beach must be shielded, turned off, or curtained. In an oceanfront condo, that means drawing the curtains after dark. Outside city limits, Volusia County applies its rule all season, whether or not a nest is near your building.


New Smyrna Beach vacation rental FAQs

Straight answers to what people ask us most.

How much does a vacation rental in New Smyrna Beach cost?

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Renting a condo in New Smyrna Beach costs a median of $232/night and a house costs a median of $285, with no booking fee on top. Owners set additional fees, and there’s a 12.5% state and local tax.

What is the cheapest month to visit New Smyrna Beach?

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The cheapest month to visit New Smyrna Beach is December, at a median of about $160/night.

Can you drive on the beach in New Smyrna Beach?

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Yes, from just south of the Smyrna Dunes Park jetty to 27th Avenue. From 27th Avenue south to Canaveral National Seashore, no cars are allowed. Driving onto the beach, parking in an off-beach lot, and entering Smyrna Dunes Park are three separate charges.

Is every New Smyrna Beach rental on the beach?

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Most New Smyrna vacation rentals are on the beachside, but a few are on the mainland side, a drive over a causeway from the ocean. Even on the beachside, not every condo faces the water. To be on the sand, start with beachfront rentals in New Smyrna Beach and check each listing's description before you book.

Is New Smyrna Beach dog friendly?

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Not on the ocean beach. Pets aren't allowed on Volusia County's beaches. Leashed dogs can go on the inlet side of Smyrna Dunes Park from sunrise to sunset and at Lighthouse Point Park across the inlet in Ponce Inlet. Deposits and size limits are each owner's call, so check them on the listing when you browse pet-friendly rentals in New Smyrna Beach.

Is New Smyrna Beach good for families with kids?

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Yes, and the Marine Discovery Center runs Sea Squirts programs for little ones. On the mainland, Riverside Park has the Manatee All Children's Playground, and the city's splash pad is at the Alonzo "Babe" James Community Center. 27th Avenue Park has a beachside playground with shade sails. In the water, swim in front of a staffed lifeguard tower.

How far is New Smyrna Beach from Orlando and Daytona Beach?

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New Smyrna Beach is on the east coast of Central Florida, in Volusia County. It’s about 1 hour 10 minutes from Orlando International Airport and about 1 hour 35 minutes from Magic Kingdom, both on tolled routes. Daytona Beach’s Main Street Pier is about 35 minutes north, so a day in Daytona Beach is an easy trip.

What amenities are commonly included in New Smyrna vacation rentals?

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Nearly every New Smyrna Beach rental lists a full kitchen, WiFi, air conditioning, and parking, and most add a washer and dryer (93%) and a balcony (82%). The pool is usually the condo building’s shared pool (78%), often heated, rather than a private one. Amenities vary by listing, so check each one’s features before you book.

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