Upscale beach town known as the “Irish Riviera” with a pristine two-mile beach and the longest non-commercial boardwalk in New Jersey. Features Victorian architecture, upscale dining, and limited commercial development. Beach badges required.
Eastern Fire Island community beach accessible by ferry from Patchogue. Features the Casino restaurant and bar complex, marina facilities, and a mix of families and singles.
Premier surfing destination in Montauk known for consistent waves and laid-back atmosphere. Features the famous Ditch Witch food truck, portable restrooms, and space for both surfers and swimmers.
Family-oriented Fire Island community beach with a small downtown area including restaurants and shops. Accessible only by ferry from Bay Shore. Features both ocean and bay access.
Small, quiet beach community along the Jones Beach Island barrier beach offering a more private setting than larger public beaches. Access primarily limited to residents and their guests.
Brooklyn beach adjacent to Coney Island with strong Russian and Eastern European influence. Features the famous Boardwalk and a variety of ethnic restaurants and shops just steps from the shore.
Quieter alternative to Main Beach in Westhampton with limited facilities but beautiful pristine sand. Access primarily limited to village residents and visitors with permits.
Historic Victorian beach town with pristine beaches and charming atmosphere. Features well-maintained beaches with lifeguards, beach tags required. Known for dolphin watching and spectacular sunsets.
Maryland’s premier beach destination with 10 miles of clean, sandy beaches and a 3-mile boardwalk featuring restaurants, shops, and amusements. Free beach access with lifeguards from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Famous for its vibrant atmosphere and events.
One of the widest beaches in New Jersey with free access (no beach tags). Features a lively 2-mile boardwalk with three amusement piers, water parks, and classic boardwalk food. Known for its 1950s Doo-Wop architecture.