A scenic beach with soft white sand and a salt marsh. At low tide, visitors can walk to Salt Island, and the calm waters are perfect for swimming. Located in historic Gloucester on Cape Ann.
While not a swimming beach, this scenic park offers access to a picturesque working harbor with fishing boats, charter services, and coastal views. Perfect for watching marine activities and sunsets.
A popular beach known for excellent surfing conditions and soft sand. Tends to be less crowded than Hampton Beach while offering similar amenities and beautiful coastal views.
A popular surfing spot adjacent to Jenness State Beach but with different access. Known for consistent waves and a laid-back atmosphere popular with the local surf community.
Not a traditional sand beach but a unique geological site covered in smooth multicolored jasper and rhyolite stones that make a musical sound when waves wash over them. A natural wonder for rock enthusiasts.
A quieter alternative to Wells Beach with softer sand and fewer crowds. Features a family-friendly atmosphere with typically calmer waters and a residential setting.
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 long sandy beach at the mouth of the Scarborough River, offering views of Old Orchard Beach. Popular for fishing, clamming, and bird watching along with traditional beach activities.
A largely private beach with limited public access at low tide, known for its soft sand and family-friendly environment. Famous for a landmark Supreme Court case about private beach rights.
A pristine beach accessed via a mile-long trail through the Wells Reserve conservation area. Features unspoiled natural beauty, excellent bird watching, and educational programs.