Not for nothing is St. Petersburg in Florida nicknamed the “Sunshine City.” This gorgeous Floridian coastal city sits happily sandwiched between Tampa Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. This Northwest Floridian city might be famed for its arts and cultural scene, but it’s also known to be home to the finest, most pristine, white sand…
Daytona Beach, which is famous for being the “World Center of Racing,” has far more to offer visitors than motorcycle races, classic car shows, and NASCAR rallies. It’s also a major holiday destination, with beautiful sandy shores and warm Floridian sunshine. Watersports such as parasailing, paddle boarding, and jet skiing are popular on the waters…
There was the movie Orange County, as well as the series, The O.C., Laguna Beach, and Real Housewives – the list of stories set in Orange County is endless. This gorgeous region might be considered a pitstop between LA and San Diego, but it’s home to some of the country’s most idyllic and gorgeous beaches. The…
Galveston, which is tucked on a barrier island, is a part beach resort and part Southern historic town. But overall, it’s Houston’s favorite seaside bolthole, and it’s easy to see why. Firstly, it boasts an elegant historic center with stunning Victorian architecture and a rich cultural heritage. But, above all, it has one of the best…
A trip to the eastern shore of Maryland often evokes nostalgia, with memories of all-day Boardwalk fun and pool and beach days. This Maryland beach town is home to miles of free and pristine golden sand beaches, s small amusement park, an old-school boardwalk, and delicious seaside delicacies, especially the local crab cake. That’s why…
Tucked on the Cape Fear Coast, the port city of Wilmington has a whole lot of history, a charming riverside along the Cape Fear River, and gorgeous beaches. Its coastline is defined by three island beaches, Wrightsville, Kure, and Carolina, all of which boast spectacular stretches along the Atlantic Coastline. In fact, it’s the jumping-off…
Savannah is home to some of the most spectacular coastal regions in Georgia. Of them all, Tybee Island, which is simply called “Savannah’s Beach,” is one of Georgia’s most scenic barrier island beach destinations. This quaint Savannahan coastal town is one of the best beach neighborhoods in Savannah, which is known as the Hostess City…
If you’re looking for a traditional Jersey Shore experience, you’ll find it in Wildwood, New Jersey. This barrier island beach town is part of “The Wildwoods” in southern New Jersey and is famous for its white-sand beach and lively boardwalk. You’ll find an endearing 1950s-60s vibe here, with water parks, thrilling rides, amazing museums, and…
The gorgeous Laguna Beach boasts more oceanfront and beachfront accommodations than any other California city. Not only do you get a dose of the amazing Californian culture, but also you get the opportunity to enjoy some sun, sand, and sea in peace. What’s more, Laguna Beach is not just a beach town but is also…
The dazzling New Jersey vacation hotspot that is Atlantic City might very well exist on another planet. Whether you’re headed here on a bachelor party weekend or simply coming here to unwind, the city has it all. While Atlantic City’s casinos are a major draw, its famous boardwalk and sprawling beaches offer the perfect distraction…
Exciting entertainment, fantastic food, and pristine white-sand beaches await you in the upscale waterfront city of Clearwater. This vibrant metropolis on the Floridian Gulf Coast makes for an unforgettable beach vacation destination, whether you’re soaking up the sun or indulging in water activities. So, the only problem you’ll have while finding an oceanfront/beachfront hotel in…
At the southern end of Alabama, just beyond Mobile, sits the drop-dead gorgeous Gulf Shores on the Gulf of Mexico coast. This alluring beach destination shares the same powdery white sands and jewel-toned waters as famed Mexican resort towns like Playa del Carmen and Cancún, making it one of the best beach havens in the…
Rehoboth Beach is famed for its sparkling coastline, iconic boardwalk, and a whole lot of things to do along Delaware’s Atlantic Coast. What’s more, this popular seaside town is one of the country’s top beaches and is often called the “Nation’s Summer Capital.” With the place drawing countless throngs of tourists throughout summer, it’s no…
What’s summer without a beach retreat? Sun-seekers love Charleston’s idyllic coastal location and climate. Of course, there’s a lot more to love about this harbor town, from candy-colored homes to cobblestoned streets. Plus, it’s also home to many trendy rooftop lounges, restaurants with soul-satisfying food, and historic neighborhoods with gorgeous architecture. Additionally, even beaches aren’t hard…
No one does it like Maui when it comes to outdoor adventures mixed with the sun, sand, and the sea. The “Valley Isle,” a.k.a. Hawaii’s second-largest island, is a veritable playground of adventure, fun, and luxury. Add to that the fact that it’s home to some of the world’s best beaches, and you’ve got yourself…
Are you looking for a slow-paced getaway on the California coastline? You need to head to the utterly charming Pismo Beach, which lies halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco. It’s also the gateway to Cali’s coolest wine country, San Luis Obispo, and also boasts a dazzling array of restaurants, cool cafes, and a sun-kissed…
With more than 300 miles of beaches, North Carolina is a fantastic choice for an oceanside retreat. And the Outer Banks is one of the state’s most popular tourist beach destinations due to its gorgeous untouched beaches. Unlike other commercialized, larger beaches, Outer Banks has natural sand dunes and wide-open beaches. In fact, it’s home to a National…
The blissful year-round beach paradise of Hilton Head Island lies off the coast of South Carolina. It’s home to more than 12 miles of pristine sandy beaches, perfect for wildlife viewing, bike rides, and long romantic walks. Add to that the relaxing atmosphere, golf courses, amazing restaurants and bars, and freshly caught seafood, and you…
Fort Lauderdale, with lots of Floridian sunshine and a sandy Atlantic coast, was the party mecca of 80s America. The scene is the same today, but the vibe has been updated with chic marinas and piers, luxury condos, amazing nightlife spots and dining establishments, and malls. However, the beautiful beaches remain the same, complete with…
San Diego is particularly famous for three things: sand, sun, and especially the surf. With 70 mi of scenic coastline, beach bums and water babies can have their pick of beach experiences. Whether you want to paddle out into the surf, build sandcastles, or catch some rays, this city is perfect. So, whether you want…