These are 35 of the most beautiful beaches across the US
Some states, like Florida, California, and Hawaii, are known for their beautiful beaches.Others have lesser-known but equally breathtaking beaches, including Michigan and New Hampshire.If you're looking for a beach getaway before summer is over, check out some of these options.Temperatures are high, everyone's tanned or out of town, and the end of summer is knocking at our door: If you haven't gone to a white-sand beach yet, it's about time you do.If a big all-inclusive trip to the Caribbean or a European getaway just isn't in your cards this summer — as they aren't for many US travelers this year — it doesn't mean that you can't enjoy a sunny beach day while the summer lasts.More than half of the US states lie on at least one of the country's coasts, with domestic spots featuring all kinds of coastal sights, from the Atlantic to the Pacific Oceans, the Gulf of Mexico, and even the Great Lakes, which offer ample seascapes.While beaches in Florida and California attract tourists from across the world, many other states are home to shores with stunning views, offering ample opportunities for waterfront relaxation.Here are some of the prettiest beaches in the US.Sand Beach in Acadia National Park in MaineSand Beach in Maine doubles as the perfect day and nighttime getaway, where visitors can swim seaside all day and then lie back, relax, and stargaze by nightfall.The beach is also close to three of the park's most popular hiking trails: The Beehive, Great Head Trail, and Ocean Path.Cannon Beach in OregonFamous for its expansive shoreline and the towering Haystack Rock, Cannon Beach in Oregon offers spectacular views and a serene atmosphere.Visitors can explore tide pools brimming with marine life, stroll along sandy stretches, or hike the nearby Ecola State Park trails for panoramic vistas. If you visit the nearby town, check out the boutique shops, art galleries, and cozy cafés.Kā'anapali Beach in HawaiiHawaii's "postcard perfect" Kā'anapali Beach is the "crème de la crème of beaches," according to Hawaii Magazine, which named it the state's No.
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Some states, like Florida, California, and Hawaii, are known for their beautiful beaches.Others have lesser-known but equally breathtaking beaches, including Michigan and New Hampshire.If you're looking for a beach getaway before summer is over, check out some of these options.Temperatures are high, everyone's tanned or out of town, and the end of summer is knocking at our door: If you haven't gone to a white-sand beach yet, it's about time you do.If a big all-inclusive trip to the Caribbean or a European getaway just isn't in your cards this summer — as they aren't for many US travelers this year — it doesn't mean that you can't enjoy a sunny beach day while the summer lasts.More than half of the US states lie on at least one of the country's coasts, with domestic spots featuring all kinds of coastal sights, from the Atlantic to the Pacific Oceans, the Gulf of Mexico, and even the Great Lakes, which offer ample seascapes.While beaches in Florida and California attract tourists from across the world, many other states are home to shores with stunning views, offering ample opportunities for waterfront relaxation.Here are some of the prettiest beaches in the US.Sand Beach in Acadia National Park in MaineSand Beach in Maine doubles as the perfect day and nighttime getaway, where visitors can swim seaside all day and then lie back, relax, and stargaze by nightfall.The beach is also close to three of the park's most popular hiking trails: The Beehive, Great Head Trail, and Ocean Path.Cannon Beach in OregonFamous for its expansive shoreline and the towering Haystack Rock, Cannon Beach in Oregon offers spectacular views and a serene atmosphere.Visitors can explore tide pools brimming with marine life, stroll along sandy stretches, or hike the nearby Ecola State Park trails for panoramic vistas. If you visit the nearby town, check out the boutique shops, art galleries, and cozy cafés.Kā'anapali Beach in HawaiiHawaii's "postcard perfect" Kā'anapali Beach is the "crème de la crème of beaches," according to Hawaii Magazine, which named it the state's No. 1 beach this year.Thanks to its crystal clear waters, this Maui beach is perfect for underwater exploration, making it a snorkeling hot spot. It's home to a variety of sea creatures, including Hawaiian green sea turtles, colorful corals, and, in winter months, humpback whales.Marconi Beach in MassachusettsThe beach, located on the shores of Cape Cod, has stunning natural surroundings, including a 50-foot ridge with stairs leading down to the shore.It was named after Guglielmo Marconi, an Italian inventor who successfully communicated a message via wireless connection from President Theodore Roosevelt in the US to King Edward VII across the Atlantic in 1903.Shackleford Banks in North CarolinaShackleford Banks is well-known for its crystal-clear waters and picturesque views.
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- Some states, like Florida, California, and Hawaii, are known for their beautiful beaches.Others have lesser-known but equally breathtaking beaches, including Michigan and New Hampshire.If you're looking for a beach getaway before summer is over, check out some of these options.Temperatures are high, everyone's tanned or out of town, and the end of summer is knocking at our door: If you haven't gone to a white-sand beach yet, it's about time you do.If a big all-inclusive trip to the Caribbean or a European getaway just isn't in your cards this summer — as they aren't for many US travelers this year — it doesn't mean that you can't enjoy a sunny beach day while the summer lasts.More than half of the US states lie on at least one of the country's coasts, with domestic spots featuring all kinds of coastal sights, from the Atlantic to the Pacific Oceans, the Gulf of Mexico, and even the Great Lakes, which offer ample seascapes.While beaches in Florida and California attract tourists from across the world, many other states are home to shores with stunning views, offering ample opportunities for waterfront relaxation.Here are some of the prettiest beaches in the US.Sand Beach in Acadia National Park in MaineSand Beach in Maine doubles as the perfect day and nighttime getaway, where visitors can swim seaside all day and then lie back, relax, and stargaze by nightfall.The beach is also close to three of the park's most popular hiking trails: The Beehive, Great Head Trail, and Ocean Path.Cannon Beach in OregonFamous for its expansive shoreline and the towering Haystack Rock, Cannon Beach in Oregon offers spectacular views and a serene atmosphere.Visitors can explore tide pools brimming with marine life, stroll along sandy stretches, or hike the nearby Ecola State Park trails for panoramic vistas. If you visit the nearby town, check out the boutique shops, art galleries, and cozy cafés.Kā'anapali Beach in HawaiiHawaii's "postcard perfect" Kā'anapali Beach is the "crème de la crème of beaches," according to Hawaii Magazine, which named it the state's No.
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