We traded a Luperon week for a week at the Turtle Inn, a few miles south of Daytona Beach.
A mile walk south along the beach brought us to the Sunglow Pier, home of Crabby Joe's bar and Grill.
Crabby Joe's featured great breakfasts, fried oysters, chicken wings in chili sauce, and peel-and-eat shrimp. We visited at least once a day.
The Sunglow Pier offered a spectacular view, here looking north toward Daytona. The beach is open to automobiles (not just 4-wheelers) while the tide allows.
The Daytona Beach Pier was a colorful affair, but it was closed for off-season repairs.
The Ponce Inlet Light, few miles to the south, is the tallest lighthouse in Florida.
A mile walk south along the beach brought us to the Sunglow Pier, home of Crabby Joe's bar and Grill.
Crabby Joe's featured great breakfasts, fried oysters, chicken wings in chili sauce, and peel-and-eat shrimp. We visited at least once a day.
The Sunglow Pier offered a spectacular view, here looking north toward Daytona. The beach is open to automobiles (not just 4-wheelers) while the tide allows.
The Daytona Beach Pier was a colorful affair, but it was closed for off-season repairs.
The Ponce Inlet Light, few miles to the south, is the tallest lighthouse in Florida.
