Revitalized beach town with vibrant arts scene, music heritage, and LGBTQ+ community. Features historic boardwalk, dining options, and entertainment venues including the legendary Stone Pony. Beach badges required.
Beaches for Dining
Sea Isle City Beach
Family-oriented beach town with extensive beachfront and promenade. Features various water sports, free summer concerts, and special events. Beach tags required with rentals available for beach chairs and umbrellas.
Coney Island Beach
Historic beach and entertainment district with a 3-mile sandy beach, amusement parks including Luna Park, and famous Nathan’s Hot Dogs. Iconic New York destination with vibrant atmosphere.
Tobay Beach
Town of Oyster Bay beach with both ocean and bay access. Features two restaurants, a fully operational marina, and spray park for children. Reserved primarily for town residents and their guests.
Ocean Beach Park
Main beach for the popular Fire Island community of Ocean Beach, accessible only by ferry. Features a small village with restaurants, shops, and family-friendly environment with no cars.
Walnut Beach
A revitalized beach area featuring a growing arts district with galleries and studios nearby. Connected to Silver Sands State Park via boardwalk with restaurants and ice cream shop adjacent to the beach.
Crescent Beach
One of the five distinct areas of North Myrtle Beach, offering a curved shoreline with numerous vacation rentals and hotels. Features Barefoot Landing shopping and entertainment complex nearby and a family-friendly atmosphere.