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    The NSB Insider

    Stay up to date on everything New Smyrna Beach with our Insider's Blog. From neighborhood guides to our favorite festivals happening every season-check back often and you'll always be in the know.

    Discover the Charm of the New Smyrna Beach Area

    So little time... so much to do. While Florida is renowned for its stunning beaches and vibrant cities, The New Smyrna Beach Area (NSB) stands out among them with its unspoiled charm and...

    Get a Taste of Local Tunes: Top Five Live Music Venues

    As summer heats up, we can’t think of a better way to kick off the season than dancing the night away or spending the day relaxing with outdoor performances, fabulous food and drink, and good...

    New Smyrna Beach: A Surfer’s Paradise

    Since the 1960s, surfers have chosen New Smyrna Beach, Florida. With an average water temperature of 75 degrees and waves year-round, our area regularly receives awards for being one of the best surf...

    Father’s Day in New Smyrna Beach

    Celebrate Father’s Day honoring all the dads and father figures in your life. Recognize your male parental unit is working hard on keeping you happy or perhaps… working hard on a dad bod, chances are...

    New Smyrna Beach Outdoors Trail

    Confessions of a Trailhead: An Adventure Through the New Smyrna Beach Area Outdoors Trail. Welcome, fellow outdoor explorers! My name is Harry the Great Blue Heron, and these are my Confessions of a...

    New Smyrna Beach Bucket List

    #VacationGoals: Ten Bucket-List-Worthy Experiences. Whether you’re visiting our coastal community for the first time or the 40th, there is always a new way to explore this special part of the Florida...

    New Smyrna Beach Turtle Season

    Sea turtle nesting season starts May 1. Sea turtle nesting season officially starts May 1, but somebody forgot to tell the turtles. Volusia County-managed beaches already have three sea turtle nests....