A family-friendly beach with calm water, white sand, and interesting rock formations for climbing at low tide. The shallow water and tidal pools make it ideal for children to explore and play.
Not a traditional sandy beach, but offers rocky shoreline access with tide pools and spectacular ocean views. Home to the Seacoast Science Center and historic military bunkers.
A small but scenic beach with interesting rock formations and tide pools. Popular with surfers and those who prefer a more natural beach setting with fewer facilities.
A two-mile stretch of sandy beach backed by impressive beach homes. Less crowded than nearby beaches, it offers good swimming, interesting rock formations, and excellent sunrise views.
A small but picturesque beach near the historic Colony Hotel with a mix of sand and rocks. Features excellent tide pools at low tide and views of the Bush family compound at Walker’s Point.
A small, sheltered beach with calm waters making it perfect for families with young children. Located in a picturesque harbor setting with historic homes nearby.
A small, scenic cove beach adjacent to Crescent Beach but offering a more intimate experience. Popular for kayak launching, fishing, and beautiful sunset views in a picturesque setting.
One of Maine’s most popular state parks featuring a long sandy beach and dramatic tidal changes. At low tide, visitors can walk to Fox Island and explore tidal pools and sand bars.
A pristine three-mile stretch of soft white sand with offshore islands visible in the distance. Known for its natural beauty and family-friendly atmosphere with usually calm waters.