Would you like to help raise money for a great cause while at the same time enjoying a round of golf and plenty of delicious food?
That’s the goal behind the 24th Annual Flagler County Education Foundation Golf Classic, which is scheduled to take place on Friday, September 26 at Plantation Bay.
Participants will enjoy a round of golf at Club de Bonmont filled with exciting contests, food, and spirits at every single hole, as well as a great dinner following the event.
Many people consider Labor Day Weekend to be the official close of summer, but the end of summer is just the beginning of the rest of the year at Plantation Bay.
In addition to all of the great social events and dinner specials that members are accustomed to seeing every month, September also brings a fresh start for many of our golf and tennis leagues.
Here are some of the great activities and events that you will definitely want to mark on your calendars for this month:
The Ormond Memorial Art Museum & Gardens provides local residents with the perfect combination of expertly curated artwork and meticulously tended gardens. Visitors from all over Central Florida come here to experience the impressive oil paintings by Malcolm Fraser, the historic Emmons Cottage, and the stunningly beautiful Memorial Gardens.
This fantastic combination of art and nature is located less than 20 minutes away from Plantation Bay on West Granada Boulevard next to the Casements and Billy’s Tap Room & Grill.
If you are already an expert on marine wildlife, you know that there are lots of great places surrounding Plantation Bay to observe an amazing array of marine wildlife, including many different types of birds.
However, if you are new to observing our local wildlife, a little education can go a long way towards making your experience more enjoyable. Located about 45 minutes away from Plantation Bay, the Marine Science Center at Ponce Inlet makes a great day trip, and its the perfect place to improve your knowledge of Florida marine wildlife in a fun and relaxed setting.
Locals like me consider Angell & Phelps one of our area’s best-kept secrets.
The Angell & Phelps Chocolate Factory is located just 25 minutes south of Plantation Bay in downtown Daytona Beach.
This old fashioned chocolate factory has been making some of the best homemade chocolates you will find anywhere since 1925!
According to Statistic Brain, 54% of Americans over the age of 18 drink coffee on a daily basis.
Of those approximately 100 million coffee drinkers, 63% get their coffee from places outside their own homes.
Whether we are talking about a cup of Dunkin’ Donuts original to start your day or a Starbucks Strawberry Frappuccino while meeting friends in the evening, coffee has become an essential aspect of many of our lives.
Luckily for Plantation Bay residents, we are surrounded by plenty of great options.
Plantation Bay residents have unparalleled access to some of the best healthcare options in all of Florida.
The community is literally surrounded on three sides by the best, biggest, and most state-of-the-art hospitals you could ask for.
Plantation Bay residents who enjoy riding bicycles and are looking to step up their riding in terms of either difficulty or competitiveness are definitely going to want to check out the Flagler Area Cycling Enthusiasts.
This local club promotes cycling in Flagler, Volusia, and St. Johns counties, where they currently maintain five unique bike trails all within comfortable driving distance of Plantation Bay.
We recently took a look at some of the downsize-friendly new home options available here in Plantation Bay, but that’s not all that Plantation Bay has to offer!
If you really need the space, you will find that the home of your dreams is waiting for you right here!
Let’s take a look at some of the bigger homes offered here in Plantation Bay:
If you are fascinated by history or can appreciate an incredible view, the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse and Museum should absolutely be on your must see list.
The museum is a great way for any history buff to learn more about the important role lighthouses have played throughout our history, and the views of Daytona Beach and Ponce Inlet will take your breath away!