| Ponce Inlet Real Estate Reports and Local Events. By Lisa Hill, "THE SMART CHOICE!" |
I just finished my 1st quarter real estate listings vs sales report for Ponce Inlet, for the 1st quarter of 2009, and decided to add some fun local events when I ran across something that's only going to be here for a week. Check this out.
Right now, at the Inlet Harbor Restaurant & Marina at Ponce Inlet, you can "Discover the Pinta and the Nina". Only until May 3rd, you can tour replicas of the Pinta and the Nina as they land in Ponce Inlet! I think this sounds really cool.
In addition to this short-term, historically fun event, the Inlet Harbor Marina is committed to protecting the water quality and habitat of the Intracoastal Waterway and Halifax River. As a matter of fact the Inlet Harbor Marina was "the first facility in Volusia County to achieve dual certifications as a Clean Marina and Clean Boatyard". But there's more!
Visit the Inlet Harbor Restaurant & Marina web site, and check out the long list of "Reader's Choice Awards", voted on by local residents. I counted over 20 awards, ranging from food, to drinks, to live music, to general entertainment, and more.
So hurry if you want to visit the Pinta and the Nina this week, but visit as often as possible to enjoy the many fun things to do. It could take you a month just to enjoy all the great food, drinks and music!
If you're interested in buying or selling real estate in Ponce Inlet, make a Smart Choice and contact Lisa Hill, a Daytona Beach native, and expert REALTOR® with experience selling real estate in every city in east Volusia County.
Great place to visit Lisa. Last time I was there the food was great. Love tall ships.
Good morning ma'am,
This sounds as tho those attending will be having a really fun time. Enjoy.
Don- I'll let you know ;-)
That does sound like fun. Hope you go and take a bunch of photos!
Tall ships visit here all the time. It's fun to go down to the harbor to see them and, when possible, take a cruise on them. Of course, the Star of India is based here. It's the oldest ship that can sail under its own power. Old Ironsides is the oldest ship still afloat, but it can't sail anymore. When it went out for the bicentennial, it had to be towed.