Lost Light on the St. John’s: The Story of the Volusia Bar Lighthouse
The story of the Volusia Bar Lighthouse begins and ends with the 300-mile long St. John’s River. The St. John’s is influenced by Atlantic Ocean tides as far south as
From Ancient Persia to Ponce Inlet: The Story of Hospitality Through Time
Facilities offering hospitality to travelers’ date to our earliest civilizations and in fact have been in evidence since ancient Persia. These were places where you would exchange money or goods
The Enduring Mystery of the Pharos of Alexandria
The Lighthouse of Alexandria, many times also referred to as the Pharos of Alexandria, was a lighthouse built by the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Ancient Egypt during the reign of Ptolemy
Brick Giants of the Florida Coast: St. Augustine Lighthouse
At Ponce Inlet, we’re inevitably compared to our northernmost sister, the St. Augustine Lighthouse. First, we’re both brick giants, and built in the twenty-year period after the Civil War when
Climb to the Moon: A Must-Do Summer Experience at the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse
If you’re looking for something unforgettable to do this summer, look no further than Climb to the Moon—the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse’s most breathtaking monthly event. This unique after-hours experience gives
An Iconic Ride to a Historic Landmark
Welcome Bikers! Experience Daytona Bike Week at the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse & Pacetti Hotel Museum Daytona Bike Week is back for 2025, and there’s no better place to ride than