You might want to think twice before jumping into the waters of Massachusetts right now. Many beaches are closed to the public, and the outlook isn't pretty.
Despite Florida having so many beaches, they have a tendency to get crowded. Luckily, this island is a lesser-known gem filled with charm and a laid-back vibe.
This beach park in Maui is an underrated gem and great for families. With essential amenities and an ideal location, it's the perfect place to spend the day.
From hunting for sand dollars to gazing out serene waters, your visit to this beach will be one for the books. Here's everything you need before you go.
It's an age-old debate: Do you travel to relax or explore and learn? At this seaside town in Italy, you won't have to choose! It blends history with beaches.
This small cove in Aruba is less of a beach and more of a snorkeling destination. Surrounded by coral walls, you can avoid the crowds while seeing wildlife.
This Illinois lake (not Lake Michigan) is a unique beach vacation, with an RV park, underwater shipwrecks, and an inflatable obstacle course for the kids!
California beaches are iconic, which also means they get pretty crowded. But this little-known beach near Los Angeles is secluded, if you can find the entrance.
Planning to vacation in Orange Beach, Alabama starts with choosing the easiest and most convenient route that will set the tone for your well-deserved break.
The fascinating history of this pleasure pier and how it has contributed to shaping coastal vacations in England will make you yearn to see it even more!
You might not think of this beach when planning a relaxing seaside day. But it's every bit as lovely as other NYC beaches, and even has a fascinating history.
Bioluminescent waves are one of the most thrilling marvels worldwide. If you'd like to see them in person, make a plan to visit one of these California beaches.
The idea of spotting a shark in the wild might frighten some people, but basking sharks aren't the scary kind. Here's how to see these gentle giants in Ireland.
TikTok is flooded with videos from France where the water looks like blue Gatorade. Here's the area where you can find it ... just make sure you don't drink it!
There's a terrifying reason Panama City Beach in Florida was recently closed. While it has been reopened, you should be aware of this before you visit.
Heralded as a mini Las Vegas, this city has attractions and activities for everyone. You might exhaust yourself attempting to experience all of its offerings!
If you are craving the bluest waters, most delicious Greek cuisine, and stunning scenery, consider adding these hidden islands to your travel bucket list.
The U.K. is more famous for its dreary weather than for its beaches, but that doesn't stop the locals! And Rick Steves has coined a special term for them.
Dealing with a towel on a windy beach day is the worst rite of passage. Instead of using your stuff to keep your towel down, try this clever tip from TikTok.
Want to be near Orlando or Cape Canaveral, but avoid the high prices? This nearby city is cheaper and perfect for a relaxing beach vacation without the crowds.
This "island" is Florida's coolest floating party spot with opportunities for snorkeling, boating, playing water sports, and socializing under the sun.
Imagine a secluded island with no permanent residents, quiet beaches, and white donkeys. You won't have to imagine if you head to this island in Italy.
Cute animals make beach vacations even more glorious. But if you invade this wild creature's personal space, you will face some painful and legal consequences.
Arizona might not be the first state that comes to mind when thinking of beautiful beaches, but local experts know what the Grand Canyon State has to offer.
Heading to Myrtle Beach? We looked at OpenTable and Tripadvisor to pull the best restaurants in town. From seafood to fondue, there's something for everyone.
Get ready to relax when you visit this small beach town in the Florida panhandle. Close to a state park, you can enjoy the outdoors and the local art scene.