Whether you are an Owner staying in your villa, or an exchange or rental Guest, it is important to us that you find your accommodations pleasant and enjoyable. If there is anything we can do to improve the quality of your stay, please do not hesitate to call your property management company, Southwind Management.

Our professional staff is always available to meet your needs and expectations. Please utilize this Guest Directory to better familiarize yourself about services and important instructions, as well as helpful information about our area. If, for any reason, you require immediate attention please contact Resort Services by dialing “0” for the Resort Operator.

Enjoy your stay!

Sincerely,

Management and Staff

Southwind Management Division
51 South Atlantic Ave.
Ormond Beach, FL 32176

Phone: (386) 672-7550
Fax: (386) 676-0828

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All of us at Spinnaker Resorts have only one job to do: that is to provide you with the best vacation experience possible.

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The Activity Center is open every day with scheduled activities offered Monday – Friday.

Operating hours vary depending on the season.

Please see the white board for a list of daily activities and times. Summer hours are 8:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.

Children under the age of 15 must be accompanied by an adult in the Activity Center.

Please clean up after yourself as a courtesy to the next visitor.

Smoking is not permitted in the Activity Center.

There are multiple “public use” computers located inside the Activity Center.

All outdoor games and equipment should be checked out from the Activity Center.

Click here for the latest Royal Floridian Activities Schedule.

If your A/C is blowing hot air or is non-functional, please call the front desk, by dialing “0” on your villa phone.

** Please see the Front Desk or concierge for a map that lists the locations of all museums and galleries.

To unlock, disengage the deadbolt with thumb turn while the handle is in the rest position. Push handle down to disengage multi-point locks, and then open the door.

There are several driving access points along the beach as well. Please observe all posted traffic laws and rules while on the beach. Directly in front of the resort is in a Driving Zone so please watch all children closely while using the beach. 50 yards to the North is a safer Non-Driving Beach. Pets are not permitted on the beach in the town of Ormond Beach.

Please see the Beach Information Section for more “Beach” information.

For persons needing assistance, beach wheelchairs are available for use from any of the four lifeguard stations. There is a limited supply, and they are available first come, first served at no charge. People can check them out from a lifeguard station and use them for a couple of hours, depending on the waiting list. The beach wheelchairs are available at the following lifeguard stations:

• Flagler Avenue, New Smyrna Beach
• Dunlawton Avenue, Daytona Beach Shores
• Beach Headquarters, Daytona Beach
• Cardinal Avenue, Daytona Beach

Handicap Parking

Physically challenged beach patrons displaying a handicap insignia in their vehicles will be permitted to park adjacent to the east side of the established traffic lanes. Vehicles with a handicapped ID are admitted to the beach free.

Conditions

East side parking is allowed only when tides permit.

Vehicles must display clearly a DMV issued handicap placard.

Due to extreme congestion, east side parking is not to be permitted in these areas:

• from the Silver Beach approach to the University Beach approach in Daytona Beach
• from Crawford Avenue approach to the Third Avenue approach in New Smyrna Beach

“Handicap Parking Only” spaces are provided at all lifeguard stations with the exception of the North County Lifeguard Station at 1665 Ocean Shore Blvd. (Roberta Road Cross Street) in north Ormond Beach.

Please check the white board in front of the Activity Center for a daily schedule.

Click here for the latest Activities Weekly Schedule.

If you find that you need fresh towels or linens at any other time during your stay the Front Desk staff can exchange them for you.

**Payment is due at the time of the requested service.

Mailing Address: USPS/FedEx/UPS
Royal Floridian Resort
Attn: Name & Villa #
51 South Atlantic Ave.
Ormond Beach, FL 32176

Please note: The occupancy numbers are to be adhered to per Fire Marshall, Town Code(s) and Regulations. Exceeding the maximum number of occupants will result in requesting the excess occupants to depart from the villa immediately.

Neither Southwind Management Division nor your Owners’ Association is responsible for personal articles. Lost or Stolen items should be reported to the Front Desk or to the local Police Department.

• Pets must be on a leash at all times and are prohibited in the Common Areas including the lobby and Pool Deck areas unless they are carried by the Owner. (Excludes Service Animals).
• All pet Owners are fully responsible for any damages caused by their pet(s).
• Regardless of your length of stay (Bonus Time included), a $150.00 deposit is required at Check-In and will be refunded approximately seven (7) days after Checkout, provided that no issues/damages/costs have arisen as a result of your pet(s). If within seven (7) days prior to check out additional cleaning or treatment are required, pet owners will be charged for all costs using the $150.00 deposit. In addition to this deposit, you must show proof of all current vaccinations and Bordetella Certificates within seven (7) days prior to arrival.
• All pet owners must register their pets upon arrival at the Front Desk. When making a reservation, please inform the Reservations Associate that you will be bringing your pet(s).
• Exchange Guests (RCI/II) and Renters are not permitted to bring their pet(s) to the resort.
• Pets must be under 20 lbs. NO EXCEPTIONS.
• Management has the right to remove unattended pet(s) and will relocate the pet(s) to the nearest Pet Lodging facility at the Owner’s expense.
• In no event will those bringing a pet(s) to the resort be allowed to have more than two (2) pets in a villa no matter the villa size.
• Any barking or excessive noise from pet(s) reported will result in removal of pet(s) from the property immediately. If the Owner must leave as a result, there will be no refunds or rescheduling of the interrupted reservation.

*As of March 15, 2011, stricter ADA Standards (the “2010 Standards”) went into effect. The 2010 Standards narrow the definition of service animals to individually trained dogs or miniature horses that assist their owners with Physical (not emotional) impairments. In the updated version, “comfort animals” are no longer considered service animals under the ADA. (ARDA.org Oct. 2011)

Royal Floridian South:
There are no pets allowed on the resort property or in the villas at the Royal Floridian South Resort. For the convenience of other Owners/Guests and in an effort to help us provide accommodations free of pet dander and possible pests, no pets are permitted in the villas or on the resort property at any time. A $150 fine will be assessed if a pet is found with you and immediate removal of the pet will be required. There are many pet lodging facilities available for your convenience.

UPS Store
226 N. Nova Rd.
Ormond Beach, FL 32174
(386) 677-4448

Reservations Department:            (877) 842-3201
Email Address [email protected]

Royal Floridian South:
The Royal Floridian South Resort is a NON-SMOKING Resort. Smoking on the Resort Property is strictly prohibited. Violators will be charged a non-negotiable fee of $150 if it is found that an Owner/Guest has smoked within the villa. In addition to the $150 charge, there may be additional fees charged for the relocation of an incoming guest due to the smoke odor.

Smoking is permitted only on balconies of the Royal Floridian Resort (not at RF South) and around the Tiki Hut. Please refrain from throwing cigarette butts down onto the pool deck below, PVC roof tops, or any common areas.

Indoor Pool hours are from 8:00 a.m. until midnight. Please follow all posted rules for both pools. There is no lifeguard on duty; you are swimming at your own risk. Never leave children who are not water safe unattended around any pool. There is no glass permitted in the pool/hot tub areas.

Please have non-potty trained children use swim diapers which are available for free at the Front Desk for your use. Even bathing suits with the diapers sewn into the lining tend to stretch out at the legs allowing leakage. The most common cause of fecal contamination in pools is from young children not properly dressed for swimming. If contaminated, Florida State Health and Safety Rules require that the pool must be shut down after a contamination.

PLEASE NOTE: The resort HOA has mandated a $200 fine which will be charged to your villa if contamination is found to be a direct result of improperly dressed children in an Owner’s and/or Guest’s care.

Blue and white striped pool towels are provided in your villa upon check in. Lost or unaccounted for towels discovered after departure will be charged to your account. Towels can be exchanged at the Front Desk at any time.

Royal Floridian Resort
Trash chutes are located on the north and south ends of each floor for your use. Please bag all trash before placing it in the chutes.

If you are on the 1st floor (only) please bag your trash and leave it outside your villa, and one of the Porters will be by to dispose of it for you.

There are Recycle Bins for plastic, and metal cans located next to the trash chutes for your convenience.

Please refrain from throwing garbage into the recycle bins.

Royal Floridian South
When staying at Royal Floridian South trash chutes are located just west of the elevators on every floor.

Please bag all trash before placing it in the chutes.

There are Recycle Bins for plastic and metal cans located next to the trash chutes for your convenience.

Please keep your DRAPES CLOSED AT NIGHT especially if you have lights on in your villa. Volusia County is extremely strict when resort properties do not follow required codes set by the County Code Enforcement and Environmental Management Group. They can and will fine your Homeowners Association up to $5000 per violation.

Please help protect both the turtles and your Owners Association by complying with these regulations. When on the beach please do not disturb any marked areas where nests are located. If you observe hatching turtles do not touch them and please watch from at least 30 feet away. Please see the Front Desk staff for further information on Sea Turtles, their nesting habits, and conservation facts.

Please contact 888-FISH-FLORIDA, (888) 404-twcc or visit www.myfwc.com for further information. Best Places to Fish include High Bridge, Tomoka State Park, and The Granada Pier, all great fishing spots for the on-shore angler. If you like to fish in the ocean and don’t want to be on shore, be sure to also visit the Flagler Beach Pier. Please follow all seasonal rules when catching and keeping fish. Each species has set limits that need to be observed.

Crabbing
Blue Crabs are in season year round in Florida. You do not need a permit or license to catch them. A good mesh net (small holes), poultry for bait, a string to tie the poultry to, and a bucket with water or a cooler with ice is all you need.
Early morning or early evening are the ideal times to catch them. However, they can be caught all day as long as your shadow does not hit them while they are in the water. Crabbing is a great family activity. See our Activities Staff for ideas on the best places to crab in the surrounding area.

At the Royal Floridian Resort and the Royal Floridian South we would like to offer you, our valued Guest, several options for local golf courses.

Discount coupons may be available at the Front Desk. 

Cypress Head Golf,
6231 Palm Vista St, Port Orange (386) 756-5449

Halifax Plant. Golf Club,
3400 Clubhouse Dr., Ormond Beach (386) 676-9600

LPGA International,
1000 Champions Dr., Daytona Beach (386) 274-5742

Riviera Country Club,
500 Calle Grande, Ormond Beach (386) 677-2464

Spruce Creek Country Club,
1900 Country Club Dr., Daytona Beach (386) 756-6114

Please call ahead for tee times and pricing. All clubs require a collared shirt be worn and denim is not permitted. If you require assistance scheduling a tee time, please contact the concierge.

Most courses offer discounted afternoon rates along with restaurant facilities on site for your convenience. 

Astro Skate Center
250 N. Highway US 1, Ormond Beach (386) 672-8500

CMX Daytona Luxury 12
1850 Legends Ln Ste E100, Daytona Beach (386) 944-3922

Congo River Adventure Golf
2100 S. Atlantic Avenue, Daytona Beach (386) 258-6808

Daytona Ice Arena
2400 South Ridgewood Avenue, Daytona Beach (386) 256-3963

Daytona Lagoon
601 Earl Street, Daytona Beach (386) 254-5020

Jackie Robinson Ballpark
105 E. Orange Avenue, Daytona Beach (386) 257-3172

Marine Science Center
100 Lighthouse Dr., Ponce Inlet (386) 304-5545

Ormond Lanes Bowling
260 N. Highway US 1, Ormond Beach (386) 672-2014

Pirates Cove Adventure Golf
226 Cardinal Drive, Ormond Beach (386) 676-9326

Ponce Inlet Lighthouse
4931 S. Peninsula Dr., Ponce Inlet (386) 761-1821

Port Orange Regal Pavilion & RPX
547 S Williamson Blvd, Port Orange (844) 462-734

• Ames Park: Dock/Pier for fishing, pavilion, picnic area, and restrooms
• Bailey Riverbridge Gardens: 2.6 acres set around the historic Pilgrims Rest Church where the first Christian wedding in North America was performed. Walk/Jog trail, Dock/Pier, and fishing. Bait house on site for all your fishing needs.
• Bicentennial Park: Baseball Fields, Basketball Court, Community Center/Meeting Room, Dock/Pier, Fishing, Gazebo/Pavilion, Outdoor Tennis Court, Parking, Picnic Area, Playground, Restrooms, and Walk/Jog Bike Path
• Bulow Creek State Park: Canoe/Non-Motor Boats, Parking, Picnic Area, Restrooms, and Walk/Jog Bike Path. Home of the Historic Fair Child Oak.
• Central Park: Basketball Court, Boat Ramp, Boating, Canoe/Non-Motor Boats, Dock/Pier, Fishing, Gazebo/Pavilion, Outdoor Grill, Outdoor Tennis Court, Parking, Picnic Area, Playground, Restrooms, and Walk/Jog Bike Path
• Memorial Gardens Park: Although the gardens are located in the heart of the city, walking the paths gives you the feeling of being in a tropical rain forest
• Nova Community Park: Baseball Fields, Basketball Court, Community Center/Meeting Room, Fitness Room, Outdoor Grill, Outdoor Handball, Outdoor Tennis Court, Parking, Picnic Area, Playground, Restrooms, Skateboard Park, and Walk/Jog Bike Path
• Sanchez Park: Boat Ramp, Dock/Pier, Fishing, Gazebo/Pavilion, Outdoor Grill, Parking, Picnic Area, Playground, Restrooms, and Walk/Jog Bike Path

Ormond Beach Tennis Center                (386) 872-7088
38 East Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach

Trails Racquet Club                                 (386) 677-8081
300 Main Trail, Ormond Beach

Aqua Safari                                             (386) 383-4458

Roni’s Go & Do Shuttle Bus                   (386) 290-3998

Daytona 500 Experience                       (704) 455-9443

Daytona Fun Rentals                              (386) 253-2536

Daytona Lagoon                                     (386) 254-5020

Daytona Beach Parasailing                    (386) 547-6067

Dolphin & Manatee Tours                       (386) 761-2027

For persons needing assistance, beach wheelchairs are available for use from any of the four lifeguard stations. There is a limited supply, and they are available first come, first served at no charge. People can check them out from a lifeguard station and use them for a couple of hours, depending on the waiting list. The beach wheelchairs are available at the following lifeguard stations:

• Flagler Avenue, New Smyrna Beach
• Dunlawton Avenue, Daytona Beach Shores
• Beach Headquarters, Daytona Beach
• Cardinal Avenue, Daytona Beach

Handicap Parking

Physically challenged beach patrons displaying a handicap insignia in their vehicles will be permitted to park adjacent to the east side of the established traffic lanes. Vehicles with a handicapped ID are admitted to the beach free.

Conditions

East side parking is allowed only when tides permit.

Vehicles must display clearly a DMV issued handicap placard.

Due to extreme congestion, east side parking is not to be permitted in these areas:

• from the Silver Beach approach to the University Beach approach in Daytona Beach
• from Crawford Avenue approach to the Third Avenue approach in New Smyrna Beach

“Handicap Parking Only” spaces are provided at all lifeguard stations with the exception of the North County Lifeguard Station at 1665 Ocean Shore Blvd. (Roberta Road Cross Street) in north Ormond Beach.

• Children should be monitored constantly while on the beach
• Take small children by the hand to cross traffic lanes
• Sunbathe only west of parking and east of traffic lanes
• Alcohol, fireworks, pets, and glass containers are not permitted on the beach
• Always swim in front of a life guard
• Keep a close eye on children while swimming
• Never swim alone
• Understand the rip currents and the dangers they present to you
• Be cautious of wearing earphones while jogging on the beach, as you may be unable to hear cars approaching

If there are no lifeguards around (winter months for example), peel or scrape off remaining tentacles with tweezers, a gloved hand, stick, or shell. Treat the infected area with hot water to remove any remaining tentacles. The recommended water temperature is 122 degrees. However, there is not always a way to gauge water temp in a bath or shower, so work the victim up to the hottest water he/she can stand being careful not to scald or burn the victim. If hot water is not available use sea water rather than fresh water.

Please watch for allergic reaction. If present please proceed to the nearest emergency department.

White vinegar may be used to treat lingering pain on the skin after washing. Tylenol or Ibuprofen may also be given for pain.

Also please note that the resort Pools will close for the safety of our guests during these brief summer thunderstorms.

If you are caught in a rip current remain calm and do not fight the current.

Swim parallel to the shore until you are out of the current and then swim to shore.

If you are unable to swim out of the current, calmly float or tread water.

If you are unable to reach shore, call attention to yourself by waving your hands or yelling for help.

If you see someone in trouble, don’t become a victim too; throw the person a floatable object, get help from a lifeguard, or call 911.

There are imposable fines for damaging the dunes or vegetation.

As these things break down in the water, currents transport them throughout the ocean.

Once they move closer to land the wave’s momentum causes the matter to bind and create sea foam along the shore.

Ponce Inlet is a very short drive from Ormond Beach, but you can definitely spend the day there. Pack a picnic and spend hours on the beach, tour the lighthouse, or check out one of the prettiest restaurants in Ponce Inlet, Off The Hook Restaurant. Take Atlantic Avenue (A1A) South toward Ponce Inlet. Before you reach the Lighthouse you can access the beach at a popular local spot—Winter Haven Park in Ponce Inlet, Florida. Driving is not permitted on the beach here, but there is plenty of parking, bathrooms, picnic tables, and barbecue grills. You can let your children play without worrying about traffic. Of course, always keep a close eye on your children, swim in front of the lifeguard, and educate yourself and your children about rip currents. Another beautiful beach is at the Lighthouse Point Park. Lighthouse Point Park is closer to the Ponce Inlet lighthouse, and is a lovely place to spend the day. Walking out on the jetty is a must. This is a beautiful area to sunbathe, take a nature walk, swim in the ocean, watch the dolphins and boats, and have a picnic. While you’re there visit the Marine Science Center for a wonderful time learning about sea turtles, local marine birds, sting rays, and various other exhibits throughout the center.

There are many options to be had for a fun filled family day of fishing out of Ponce Inlet which is only a short 20-30 minute drive South down Route A1A.

Sea Spirit offers both full and half day charters plus private 6-person charters as well, and their phone number is (386) 763-4388.

There is also Ponce Inlet Watersports, offering a variety of fun filled water activities year round, and their phone number is (386) 405-3445.

Whether renting a private boat or piloting your own, enjoying inland river fishing in local fishing holes, para-sailing, eco-tours, and water skiing are all at your fingertips from Ponce Inlet.

Surrounding the springs is a marvelous diversity of animals and natural beauty you simply won’t find anywhere else. Come and explore the stunning allure of Florida in its natural state.

Glass Bottom Boats offer passengers an unparalleled view of underwater life in the 99.8% pure waters of the Silver River. Their boats, with U.S. Coast Guard licensed captains, will take you on an enchanting tour of the seven major spring formations at the headwaters.

In spring, Fish Reception Hall is home to dozens of species of fish as well as alligators, clams, craw fish, shrimp, snails and six different kinds of turtles, all amidst the backdrop of tiny fossilized shells from 70 million years ago. Peer through the glass and crystal clear water for views that only a scuba diver could have. You’ll be comfortably seated, and covered from the sun and weather.

Also on the grounds is Wild Waters Water Park, which is open seasonally and fun for all ages. Directions from the Royal Floridian Resort:  Take State Road 40 or Granada Blvd West towards Ocala. Silver Springs is located off SR 40 just East of Ocala.

No visit is complete without a stop at the Fairchild Oak. The Fairchild Oak is one of the largest Live Oak trees in the south. The tree has stood for centuries, silent witness to the clearing of the wilderness for plantations, and in 1836, the destruction of the settlements on Bulow Creek by raiding Seminole Indians.

The park contains numerous plantation ruins, most hidden in the undergrowth of the forest. All ruins are protected as state archeological sites.

Visitors can take a leisurely hike through the miles of nature trails. Several trails allow hikers to explore the interior of the park, where visitors can see white-tailed deer, barred owls and raccoons. The Bulow Woods Trail, nearly seven miles long, takes hikers to Bulow Plantation Ruins Historic State Park. Many of the Seminole Indians ruins are covered by forest only to be seen from the trails. Bring plenty of bug repellent, sturdy shoes, and a camera for a great family activity. Keep driving north on Beach Street through a scenic view of Old Florida to reach the entrance of Bulow Creek State Park.

Both parks offer ample outdoor activities which include hiking, fishing, boating, kayaking, crabbing, nature observation, and just plain relaxation.

There are several state parks that offer wonderful opportunities for the entire family. During the summer months visitors enjoy swimming, boating, scuba diving, snorkeling, and hiking the nature trails throughout the parks. Winter offers a wonderful mix of nature to be observed and photographed.

Blue Springs State Park in Orange City off I-4 is about a 45 min. to an hour drive from the resort property. During the summer, tubing down the spring run is widely popular with patrons of all ages.

Scuba or cave dive down into the mouth of the spring head. Take a guided river tour or just relax in the Florida Sunshine. During the winter months the Manatee makes its home in the constant 72 degree waters.

Blue Springs is an excellent place to observe Florida’s natural wildlife in a pristine setting.

2100 W. French Avenue
Orange City, Florida 32763
(386) 775-3663

Deleon Springs State Park in Deleon Springs off SR 40 is about a 30 minute drive from the resort property. During the summer visitors enjoy swimming in the pristine swimming pool fed by the natural spring.  Boating, canoeing, and kayaking are also available for visitors.

Picnic on the natural grounds surrounding the swimming pool, or enjoy a pancake breakfast prepared at the table in front of you at Old Sugar Mill Pancake House. Stunning river basin vistas surround the park.

Winter months offer nature trails, fishing, and a sightseeing tour of the natural river basin surrounding the park. During the summer months we recommend you arrive early especially on the weekends as this is a popular local spot.

601 Ponce de Leon Boulevard
De Leon Springs, Florida 32130
(386) 985-4212

Alexander Springs is a wonderful place for both snorkeling and scuba diving enthusiasts alike. Scuba diving or snorkeling allows visitors to view the abundance of underwater vegetation and fish in the springs. Scuba diving is only permitted in the large spring boil and valid proof of certification is required.

For hikers, Alexander Springs offers several excellent resources. The Timucuan Trail, named after the Timucuan Indian tribe, is a 1.1-mile interpretive loop trail that highlights vegetation used by early Native Americans and is an outstanding location for wildlife viewing.

There are several other beautiful springs to consider visiting throughout the state, for more information please visit  www.floridasprings.org.

Alexander Springs Recreation Area
49525 County Rd. 445
Altoona, FL 32702
(877) 444-6777 or
(352) 669-3522

Harbour Baptist Church
428 Tamoka Ave
Ormond Beach, FL (386) 677-3116

Flomich Baptist Church
1305 Flomich Street
Daytona Beach, FL (386) 252-2062

RIMA Ridge Baptist Church
11 Cone Road
Ormond Beach, FL (386) 672-3644

Saint Brendan’s Catholic Church
100 Ocean Shore Blvd.
Ormond Beach, FL (386) 441-1505

Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
1020 N. Halifax Ave.
Daytona Beach, FL (386) 255-0433

Riverbend Community Church
2080 W. Granada Blvd.
Ormond Beach, FL (386) 672-1821

Church of the Holy Child
1225 W. Granada Blvd.
Ormond Beach, FL (386) 672-4470

Oasis Christ Fellowship
85 South Tymber Creek Rd.
Ormond Beach, FL (386) 676-2640

Tomoka Christian Church
1450 Hand Ave
Ormond Beach, FL 32174
(386) 677-6455

New Bethel AME Church
115 S. Yonge Street
Ormond Beach, FL (386) 677-8225

First United Methodist Church of Ormond Beach
336 S. Halifax Drive
Ormond Beach, FL (386) 677-3581

Tomoka United Methodist
1000 Old Tomoka Road
Ormond Beach, FL (386) 672-6722

St. James Episcopal Church
44 South Halifax Dr
Ormond Beach, Florida 32176
(386) 677-0872

To Daytona Beach International Airport, take Route A1A to International Speedway Blvd. Turn Right going West. Continue west to Midway Ave, turn left. Then turn Left onto Catalina Drive. Estimated travel time is 20 minutes.

Daytona Beach International Airport         (386) 248-8030

Orlando International Airport                     (407) 825-2001

Orlando/Sanford International Airport      (407) 585-4000

Delta Airlines                                               (800) 221-1212

American Airlines                                        (800) 433-7300

United Air                                                     (800) 864-8331 

AdventHealth Daytona Beach
301 Memorial Medical Pkwy  (map link will open in a new window)
Daytona Beach, FL 32117
(386) 231-6000

1. Please place all patio/deck furniture and unsecured items inside the villas.
2. Set thermostats to 75 cooling or 68 heating.
3. Please close all draperies and blinds and lock all doors upon departure.

If a hurricane threatens Volusia County, the Local Government will first issue a Voluntary Evacuation Order. In anticipation of an approaching storm, Southwind Management may reserve the right to require that all Owners and Guests in residence leave the resort so that staff may prepare for the impending hurricane. Please be aware that during this stage the resort can begin to experience waves of strong storms resulting in power outages, loss of cable and internet connection, flooding and possible “boil water” orders. The Activities Department will cancel all scheduled events and activities, the Tiki Bar will be shut down and the Maintenance Department will be available for emergency calls only. In addition, available on site parking will be extremely limited.

If the Governor issues a Mandatory Evacuation Order, all residents and visitors are required to leave immediately and will not be able to return until the storm has passed and local authorities allow reentry to beachside properties.

After the storm has passed the Governor will rescind the Evacuation Order. Please call the Volusia County toll-free hot line at (866) 345-0345, locally dial 511 or access travel and roadway updates at www.FL511.com for re-entry information and assistance.

When a storm is approaching the area, you should listen to radio stations WHOG 95.7 FM, WVYB 103.3 FM, WKRO 93.1 FM, or watch the Weather Channel 27 or Channel 13 for emergency information and instructions.

• Know where shelters are in our area
• Make sure your vehicle is fully fueled
• Stock flashlights and extra batteries
• Portable, battery-operated radio and extra batteries
• First Aid kit and manual
• Emergency food and water
• Essential Medicines
• Cash and credit cards

Call Citizens Information Center (CIC) (866) 345-0345 for shelter information. This number will be activated once the Governor has issued an evacuation order, voluntary or mandatory.

State Road 40 (Granada Ave.) west and Atlantic Ave. (A1A) are designated evacuation routes from the Resort property.

SR 40 will be open leading off the beachside in two lanes at the onset of an evacuation, and towards the end all lanes (4) may be directed west off beachside. Take SR 40 to either US Highway 1 or I-95 to leave the area.

Please note: depending on the direction of an approaching storm authorities may limit the access to roads that might lead into the path of the storm.

If the beachside is reopened, please consider that due to damage it may take several days before the Resort and area businesses reopen. You must contact the Resort for information regarding your return.

In the event of an actual fire in your villa or other areas of the building in which you are staying, AN ALARM WILL SOUND. Never assume that it is a false alarm. Please exit the building in a safe and orderly manner. DO NOT RUN!! Please exit down the stairwells located at either end of the building closest to your villa. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE THE ELEVATOR. After exiting the building, maintain a safe distance away from the building. Structural fires can cause a collapse of the structure or falling debris. An employee of Spinnaker Resorts or a Fire Department representative will let you know  when it is safe for you to return to your villa, if at all possible.

If you have a fire in your villa or you notice smoke or flames in another area:

1. DIAL 9-911 on your villa phone or use one of the fire alarm emergency pull stations located on all floors at either end of each hallway and next to each elevator area.

2. If you call 911 please provide the address and location of the fire:

Royal Floridian Resort
51 South Atlantic Ave.

Royal Floridian South
53 South Atlantic Ave. “South Tower”

3. Fire Extinguisher locations:

Royal Floridian Resort: Two fire extinguishers are located in wall mounted cabinets at the end of each hallway near the stairwells on each floor and are marked FIRE EXTINGUISHER.

Royal Floridian South: Each villa is equipped with a fire extinguisher which is located under the kitchen sink. In handicap accessible villas the extinguisher is located in the washer and dryer closet. There are additional Fire Extinguishers located on each floor by the elevators. The fire alarm emergency pull stations are located on each end of the hallway. There are four per floor.

Please exit the building using the stairs located next to the elevators. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE THE ELEVATORS!

Please dial “0” from your villa phone if you have any questions on the above information.

Consult your device documentation if you aren’t sure how to display this list.

Select Royal Floridian Guest Wi-Fi.

Enter the Username and Password listed on the small folder that contained your key cards.

If Spinnaker webpage doesn’t pop up, open any browser and go to any web page (or refresh a page you already have open).

The Spinnaker Free Wi-Fi landing page appears.

After reading the terms of service and privacy policy, click Accept & Connect to get online.

Connect to Wi-Fi on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac

• From your Home screen, go to Settings > Wi-Fi.
• Turn on Wi-Fi. Your device will automatically search for available Wi-Fi networks.
• Tap the name of the Wi-Fi network that you want to join. Before you can join the network, you might be asked to enter the network’s password or agree to terms and conditions.

Connect to Wi-Fi networks on your Android device

To use Wi-Fi the way you want, you can change how and when your phone connects.

When you have Wi-Fi turned on, your phone automatically connects to nearby Wi-Fi networks you’ve connected to before. You can also set your phone to automatically turn on Wi-Fi near saved networks.

• Turn on & connect
• Swipe down from the top of the screen.
• Touch and hold Wi-Fi .
• Turn on Use Wi-Fi.
• Tap a listed network. (Networks that require a password have a Lock .)

Tip: After you connect, the network is “Saved.” When your phone is near and Wi-Fi is on, your phone automatically connects to this network.

Connect to a Wi-Fi network to Windows 

Select the Network icon on the taskbar. The icon that appears depends on your current connection state. If you don’t see one of the network icons (or a similar one) shown in the following image, select the Up arrow to see if it appears there.

Choose the Wi-Fi network you want, then select Connect.

Type the network password, and then select Next.