Coconut Palms Beach Resort II a Ramada by Wyndham

Name: Coconut Palms Beach Resort II a Ramada by Wyndham
Address: 611 S Atlantic Ave, New Smyrna Beach, FL, 32169-2738, United States
Telephone: +1-386-428-1874

611 S Atlantic Ave, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32169-2738 US

+1-386-428-1874

Coconut Palms Beach Resort II a Ramada by Wyndham

+1-386-428-1874

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Oceanside Bliss in New Smyrna Beach

Beachfront resort near dining, shopping, boating, and golf

Calling all beach lovers. You’ll be steps from New Smyrna Beach’s celebrated white sand with a stay at Coconut Palms Beach Resort II, a Ramada by Wyndham. Offering three outdoor pools, a beach bar, and fitness center, our family-friendly resort is located off FL-44, just 20 miles from Daytona Beach International Airport (DAB). Enjoy fresh seafood at a nearby restaurant, shop along historic Canal Street and Flagler Avenue, and hit the greens of New Smyrna Golf Club. We’re just minutes from water activities like parasailing, paddleboarding, and fishing.

Your Vacation Dreams Come True

Relax with outdoor pools, beach access, and a tiki bar

Our thoughtful amenities and 24/7 service will put you in a sunshine state of mind. Chill out at the beach and grab refreshments from our tiki bar. Take a dip in three outdoor pools, work out in the fitness center, and grill up dinner in the picturesque picnic area. We also offer free parking and high-speed WiFi so you can post those vacation photos. Unwind in a spacious, non-smoking suite, featuring a patio or balcony, kitchenette or full kitchen, sitting area, flat-screen HDTV with cable, ironing amenities, hair dryer, and bath products.

Make the Most of Paradise

Hit the beach, go for a hike, and visit a historic lighthouse

Whether you’re into sunning or surfing, you’ll love New Smyrna Beach’s 13 miles of pristine, powdery sand. Catch the sunrise at Flagler Avenue Park, spot gopher tortoises on a hike through Smyrna Dunes Park, and see Native American shell mounds at Canaveral National Seashore. Climb up the 175-foot Ponce Inlet Lighthouse & Museum and learn about New Smyrna Beach’s rich history as the second oldest city in the state at the New Smyrna Museum of History. Kids can touch stingrays at the Marine Science Center or cool down on the waterslides at Daytona Lagoon.