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Nj has really great cities and towns on the beach.
Long Branch
Asbury Par
Ocean Grove
Avalon
Belmar
Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant Beach
Spring Lake
Sea Girt
Avon
Lavalette
Seaside Park
Seaside Heights
Surf City/LBI
Beach Haven
Atlantic City
Avalon
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Wildwood
Wildwood Crest
North Wildwood
Cape May
So well rounded, i give it a 9/10. Hard to beat
Agreed. You're missing a few:
Sea Bright, Deal and Bay Head in the north, Brigantine, Ventnor, Margate, Longport (the last three of these AC's neighbors on Absecon Island) and Stone Harbor (Avalon's neighbor on Seven Mile Island) in the south.
Which State provides the best line up of Beach Cities based on recreational activities, Education, Transportation,and Etc.? I mean Beach City as in a actual beach city (Venice Beach) and Major City By the Coast(San diego, Miami etc.) I Think California, Florida, and Hawaii. Pictures welcomed.
Just repeating the OP. It looks like he meant actual major city. Not a town or neighborhood near the beach.
Sea Bright, Deal and Bay Head in the north, Brigantine, Ventnor, Margate, Longport (the last three of these AC's neighbors on Absecon Island) and Stone Harbor (Avalon's neighbor on Seven Mile Island) in the south.
And Barnegat Light, Harvey Cedars, Long Beach, and Ship Bottom.
And Barnegat Light, Harvey Cedars, Long Beach, and Ship Bottom.
The prior poster listed LBI along with Surf City, so I counted its six municipalities as already accounted for. (Not yet mentioned: Beach Haven. Long Beach Township itself contains 16 different villages, including the curiously named Loveladies.)
I lived in two different NC beach towns for several years and no doubt NC has some great beaches and beach towns, but they don't have beach cities. The only city - which is a smaller city - on the NC coast is Wilmington.
Florida with California in second. I chose Florida first because the beaches there are more white sand and pristine with clearer blue waters, especially in Key West and South Beach.
Florida with California in second. I chose Florida first because the beaches there are more white sand and pristine with clearer blue waters, especially in Key West and South Beach.
And you don't need a wetsuit to go in the water unlike Cali.
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