Stop by the sunny view of Horry County in South Carolina to see the infamous Myrtle Beach. While California and Florida may be the first states that many people think of when the topic of beaches come up, Myrtle Beach is a place that is infamous for not only its great weather, beautiful beaches, but also the one-of-a-kind atmosphere and hospitality. Don’t forget to taste all that fresh seafood dressed up in amazing southern dishes.
Another Carolinas beach that tops the list, for some of the same reasons, but also home to a unique personality in that it has such an amazing mix of appealing characteristics. Duck beaches are public, but with the private beach-quality attraction of being quiet, non-crowded, and yet still filled with plenty of things to do. Their watersports and live music acts are second to none, you’ll be hard-pressed to run out of exiting entertainment while staying at Duck, NC.
Moving down to the state of peaches, Tybee Island doesn’t quite get as much notoriety as its closest neighbor, Savannah, Georgia, but you could say it’s one of the best kept secrets of the state. As an island, it provides plenty of beach real estate. Tybee is also home to a slice of Georgian history via museums and tour guides that can show you its place when it was under attack by the Spaniards.
Yes, we know the Hamptons is an expensive piece of real estate that not everyone can experience, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have an amazing beach. Main Beach is like an exclusive nightclub, but on the shore and with lots more jet skiing involved. If you don’t have a best friend to get through the gates, you might find it difficult to find parking nearby, but once you’re in, it’s all worth it.
We return to the southeast shoreline with Virginia Beach. The location along the Chesapeake Bay makes for a unique setting for beach lovers. This is a classic stretch of beach, complete with an iconic boardwalk lined with some of the country’s best seafood restaurants, beachfront hotels. It’s also within walking distance of popular theaters, clubs, and museums.
