[Insider’s Guide] 🏍 Daytona Beach Bike Week 2025 | Sights to See

Daytona Beach Bike Week is just around the corner and 2025 is looking like it’s going to be the biggest one to date! More bikes, more events, more beer and more fun. If you’ve been before, you’ll know the areas of interest are, well… everywhere! Anywhere you go you’ll hear bikes roaring. But we want to clue you in on some of the favorite local spots that you may not know about. Some of these places and destinations you’ll definitely want to make a visit.

Daytona Beach Bike Week 2025 Dates

In 2025, Bike Week in Daytona Beach lands between February 8^th through March 9^th. This is not to be confused with Biketoberfest, which is in October. Many bikers tend to arrive days, even weeks before to set up venues and enjoy one of the best vacation destinations in the US. And it’s in March, peak season for entertainment and festivities in virtually all of Florida.

Official Bike Week Events in Daytona Beach

While the event list is still being rolled out (which we will keep updating here), and new events are being added, the International Speedway is always a place for festivities. Bike Week at the Speedway features racing events, free test rides, and amazing food. It’s also the place where you’ll see some of the most unique bikes you’ve ever seen.

Another official event that has been announce is the appearance of the Pszenny Project band. These guys are incredible! If you love the rock / blues style of Eric Clapton and the late great Stevie Ray Vaughn, you’re not going to want to miss their concerts.

Places to go During Bike Week in the Daytona Beach Area

Like I said, Bike Week spans almost the entirety of Volusia County. But obviously the heavy presence is in Daytona. So if you’re looking for some other fun things to do, keep reading.

Beach Street

This is easily one of our favorite places in the area. It’s different from seaside Daytona Beach. The vibe is historic with tons of places to visit. As you ride, you’ll pass by a myriad of shops where you can snag some cool biker gear, beach bars where you can grab a cold one, and mouth-watering restaurants like the Tia Cori’s.

Beach Street isn’t just for Bike Week. Throughout the year, this place is alive with events like the Daytona Truck Meet, Biketoberfest, and even holiday parades. And when the sun goes down, the fireworks over the beach are a sight to behold.

For those moments when you want to ditch the helmet and take a leisurely stroll, Beach Street is perfect. It’s pedestrian-friendly, and the boardwalk and ramps make it easy to step onto the sandy beach. Whether you’re looking for a lively party vibe or a chill spot to relax, Beach Street has got you covered. So, bikers, trust me on this one: you’re gonna love it here!

Joe’s Crab Shack – Best View in Daytona

If you’re in Daytona Beach and have a hankering for some delicious crab, there’s only one place to go: Joe’s Crab Shack. Perched right on the Daytona Beach Pier, this joint offers not just scrumptious seafood but also a killer view of the ocean.

It’s a rooftop bar that gives you a panoramic view of the beach. Imagine sipping on a cold drink, munching on some crab legs, and watching the waves crash below. Sounds dreamy, right. They also regularly have musical acts and you can bet they will be there nearly every day during Bike Week. P.S. There’s a rooftop fireplace!

Seabreeze Blvd Daytona Beach

If you know, you know. Seabreeze is the heart of Bike Week. If you’re looking for a blend of history, shopping, and nightlife, Seabreeze Boulevard is where it’s at. Nestled in the Seabreeze Historic District, this boulevard is a treasure trove of independent shops, eateries, and bars.

Fancy some shopping? From biker tees to unique art pieces, the shops here have something for everyone. And when hunger strikes, the boulevard boasts a smorgasbord of options. Whether you’re in the mood for a juicy steak, a cheesy pizza, or fresh seafood, Seabreeze has got your back.

But the fun doesn’t stop when the sun goes down. The boulevard’s bars and clubs come alive, making it a hotspot for nightlife. From Robbies, to Coyote Ugly and a number of adult entertainment clubs, this street is a blast at night!

Cruisin’ Café Daytona

If you need a pit stop that understands the biker’s soul, then Cruisin Cafe is your joint. Located right in the heart of Daytona, this cafe is more than just a place to grab a bite—it’s an experience.

Decked out with racing and biking memorabilia, it’s a tribute to the speed demons and the free spirits. Whether you’re craving a juicy burger or a cold brew, they’ve got you covered. And the best part? You’ll be dining amidst fellow bikers, and beautiful ladies. Make sure to park your ride at Cruisin Cafe. Trust me, you’re gonna love the vibe here!

Daytona Beach Shores

If you ever feel like getting away from the hustle and bustle, just head south a few miles and you’ll hit beautiful Daytona Beach Shores. From eateries to quiet, tranquil beaches, this place has everything.

Fysh Bar and Grill

This place is brand spankin’ new and I just know it will be packed during Daytona Beach Bike Week 2025. This place gives Joe’s Deck a run for their money in the ‘views’ department. Two stories tall, Fysh boasts several indoor and outdoor bars on each level.

The property is beautiful, clean and spacious. Enjoy drinks and a view of the Halifax River. Located just off the Dunlawton Bridge, this place is a must visist if you come down for Bike Week.

Jimmy Hula’s

Not as loud as Fysh, these guys are also fairly new (considering the age of some of the areas classic eateries). Jimmy Hula’s is Hawaiian themed. They have a great menu of interesting and tasty burgers. Located right under the Dunlawton Bridge, this place has some great views and chill vibes. It’s quite small so you’ll either need to get there early or get lucky.

Surfside Tavern

This place is the closest to an authentic biker bar. Surfside Tavern is tucked away in Daytona Beach Shores and is a great place for drinks and billiards. It’s small, but worth the visit. It’s strictly a bar so there is no food. Enjoy some cold drinks and step outside for a quick view of the beach.

Don Kiki Cigar Superstore

If you fancy a cigar and a place to smoke you have to visit Don Kiki’s. It’s a huge cigar shop with an even bigger selection of fine cigars. From Cuba to Nicaragua, you can sample some of the finest cigars from across the world. It’s also a great place to sit and have a stick and enjoy some good company.

P.S. we’d be remiss if we didn’t mention the Daytona Cigar Club on Beach Street.

Outside the Daytona Beach Area

If you have the time and want to get out of town, you have to visit these two places.

St. Augustine: A Ride Back in Time

Bikers with a penchant for history, this one’s for you! St. Augustine isn’t just another city—it’s a journey back in time. As the oldest city in the U.S., it’s brimming with historic landmarks, cobblestone streets, and ancient forts.

Ride along the historic district, explore the Castillo de San Marcos, or simply soak in the old-world charm. And when the sun sets, the city’s vibrant nightlife comes alive. From haunted pub tours to live music, there’s something for everyone. So, gear up and take a ride to St. Augustine. It’s a trip you won’t forget!

Blue Springs: Nature’s Oasis

If you’re looking to escape the busyness and reconnect with Mother Nature, then Blue Springs is your haven. This natural spring is a sight to behold, with its crystal-clear waters and lush surroundings. It’s a popular spot for swimming, snorkeling, and even manatee-watching during the winter months.

The serene ambiance, coupled with the beauty of nature, makes it a perfect spot to relax and rejuvenate. And if you’re up for some adventure, there are hiking trails to explore. So, next time you’re in the mood for a peaceful retreat, rev up your engines and head to Blue Springs. It’s nature’s gift to bikers!