Daytona Beach · Ponce Inlet · New Smyrna Beach

Parasailing,
past the lighthouse.

Daily flights from Ponce Inlet — directly across from the Ponce de Leon Lighthouse, minutes south of Daytona Beach. USCG-licensed crew, 6 to 10 minutes airborne, the best view of the Daytona coastline you can buy.

USCG
Licensed crew
6–10 min
Airborne
1,000 ft
Rope length
450 lbs
Combined max
What we fly

Two heights. Same boat. Same crew.

You take off and land directly on the boat — no shuttle transfers, no swimming required. Pick your height, pick a time, see you at the dock.

Parasailing — 500 ft

$79plus tax · per person

A perfect first flight — 500 feet of rope, 6–8 minutes in the air over the Atlantic.

About 6–8 minutes airborne · 1 hour 45 min boat trip
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Most-flown

Parasailing — 1,000 ft

$89plus tax · per person

The full Daytona view — 1,000 feet of rope, 8–10 minutes airborne, panoramic ocean and lighthouse below you. Most-recommended option.

About 8–10 minutes airborne · 1 hour 45 min boat trip
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Real flights

What it actually looks like.

Every photo here was shot on our boat by our crew. The lighthouse, the Atlantic, the dock, the smiles — what you see is what your trip looks like.

Aerial view of the Ponce de Leon Lighthouse from a Daytona Beach Parasail flight.
A parasailer airborne over the Atlantic off Daytona Beach.
The Daytona Beach Parasail check-in cabin in Ponce Inlet.
Two passengers parasailing over the Atlantic in tandem.
A guest photographing the Daytona coastline from the parasail boat.
Guests being lifted off the boat at the start of a parasail flight.
A triple parasail flight rising over the Atlantic.
The Daytona Beach Parasail crew helping guests prepare for a flight.
What to expect

Show up 30 minutes early. Then we'll do the rest.

How long is the trip?
You will be in the air for 6–10 minutes depending on your flight choice. Plan to be on the boat for up to 1 hour 45 minutes from the time you board to the time you return to the dock.
What should I wear & bring?
Wear bathing suits / beach attire. You take off and land on the boat, but we do offer an optional water dip — prepare to get wet from about the waist down. Wear plenty of sunscreen and bring some water. There is no shade on board and you will be out for up to 1 hour 45 minutes. Travel light — storage space is limited and everything has the potential to get wet.
Do we transfer to a shuttle boat?
No. You board the parasail boat directly from our dock. There are no at-sea transfers.
What if it rains or it's windy?
Parasailing is very weather dependent. We will only go out in safe operating conditions. If we have to cancel due to weather, you have the option to reschedule or receive a refund.
Who can fly

Singles, doubles, triples — kids welcome.

Minimum age
The minimum age to parasail is 5 years old. Young children go up in tandems or triples with parents or older kids.
Weight limit
The maximum combined weight limit is 450lbs. If your flight grouping exceeds that weight we will split you up but you will all be on the boat together.
Group size
We can fly single, double, or triple with a maximum combined weight of 450lbs. It will be up to the captain to decide the safest way to fly everyone within your group. Please note, most people do not weigh enough to fly single. If you are solo, we may pair you with someone else on the boat.
Pregnancy
Unfortunately, per our insurers, we cannot allow pregnant women to parasail or ride on the boat. We have a nice facility you are welcome to hang out at while your group parasails.
Safety

Twenty years on the water.

Parasailing is very safe. All of our vessels are inspected by the US Coast Guard on an annual basis. Our USCG-licensed captains are well trained and experienced, and our operating practices adhere to ASTM parasailing standards for safe operation.

You don't need to be a strong swimmer. You don't need to be a strong swimmer — every flight uses Coast Guard-approved life vests and you take off and land directly on the boat.

Waivers: Yes, every person who gets on the boat must have a signed waiver. Minors must have waivers signed by a parent or guardian.

Where we are

Across from the lighthouse.

We launch from 4936 S Peninsula Dr, Ponce Inlet — directly across the street from the Ponce de Leon Lighthouse, ten minutes south of Daytona Beach Shores, fifteen from Daytona Beach, twenty from New Smyrna. Limited on-site parking with additional spaces down the street by the ice cream shop.

Reservations recommended. Reservations are recommended. Live availability is on our online reservation system. Walk-ins are welcome but we always recommend calling ahead for a weather update and availability check.

The Ponce de Leon Lighthouse seen from a Daytona Beach Parasail flight.
Make a day of it

What's nearby.

We're in the heart of the Daytona Beach area — most guests pair the flight with one of these.

Ponce Inlet Lighthouse
The tallest lighthouse in Florida, 175 feet of red brick. 203-step climb. Right across the street from us.
Daytona Beach
The famous drive-on hardpack sand. Twelve miles of public beach a few minutes north.
Daytona International Speedway
NASCAR's home track. Tours daily. Twenty minutes north.
New Smyrna Beach
Top-rated breakers, surf-shop coffee, quieter than Daytona. Twenty minutes south.
What guests say

One of the best things to do in Daytona Beach.

★★★★★
The crew was professional, the gear was clean, and the lighthouse from the air is something you don't forget. Booked the 1,000-foot — completely worth the upgrade.
TripAdvisor reviewer
★★★★★
We did this on our last day in Daytona and it ended up being our favorite thing of the trip. Smooth ride, beautiful coast, easy check-in.
Yelp reviewer
★★★★★
Third time booking with these guys. Crew remembers us, kids love it, and we always pair it with the lighthouse climb after. Top recommendation.
Returning customer

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Ready when you are.

Pick a time, pick a height, pick who's flying with you. Most days fill up by mid-morning in summer — book ahead.

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