Famous for its wide, compact sandy shores where visitors can drive and park directly on the beach, Daytona Beach offers a unique beach experience. The area is known for the Daytona International Speedway, hosting NASCAR races. The beachfront features a bustling boardwalk and pier with rides, games, restaurants, and shops. Popular for surfing and water […]
Fort Lauderdale Beach features a pristine shoreline with blue waters and palm-lined promenade. The beach’s signature wave wall and brick-paved promenade make it perfect for walking, jogging, biking, or rollerblading. Unlike its wild spring break days, the beach now offers a more sophisticated experience with upscale resorts, boutiques, and restaurants along A1A. The beach is […]
The main public beach area on Isle of Palms, featuring volleyball courts, nearby restaurants and shops, and a fishing pier. Popular with families and day visitors from Charleston. Offers chair and umbrella rentals during the summer.
Popular with locals and surfers, located just south of the main Virginia Beach resort area. Features designated surfing area, volleyball courts, and quieter atmosphere than the main oceanfront. Free public access with limited street parking.
Family-oriented beach town with well-maintained beaches, boardwalk gazebo, and recreational facilities including basketball and tennis courts. Features clean beaches with seasonal lifeguards. Beach badges required.
Popular beach with a mile-long boardwalk, volleyball courts, and designated surfing areas. Features playgrounds, concessions, and regular events. Popular with younger crowds and day-trippers. Beach badges required.
Five miles of shoreline with pristine beaches, picnic areas, and the historic Fire Island Lighthouse. Less crowded than Jones Beach with excellent facilities and fishing pier. Designated surfing areas available.
Popular Southampton Town beach with wide stretches of clean white sand. Features modern facilities, concession stand, and volleyball courts. Less crowded than many Hamptons beaches.
Known as “The Bronx Riviera,” this 1.1-mile crescent-shaped beach features a hexagonal-block promenade, snack bars, and playgrounds. Created in the 1930s as part of Robert Moses’ park development projects.
North Shore beach on Long Island with facilities including playground, volleyball courts, and picnic areas. Features a nature center with educational programs and regular entertainment events in summer.