Just a fifteen minute jog south of Rehoboth Beach on Rehoboth Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, Dewey Beach is one mile of beach front and 3 blocks of shops, cottages and activities. Dewey Beach’s reputation as a wild party town brings visitors in spring and summer from Washington, DC, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Wilmington. At the same time, Dewey Beach manages to attract families largely because of its wide golden sand beaches. Read the rest of this entry »
Rehoboth Beach, Delaware on the southern coast of Delaware is an easy drive from most Washington, D.C. and for this reason bills itself as the “Nation’s Summer Capitol.” Visitors also arrive from New Jersey, Maryland and New York, although in smaller numbers. This entire area of the Delaware coast is part of the fastest growing and most densely populated beach resorts. Increasing numbers of lodging units combine with the rustic atmosphere of the old boardwalks, the arcades, games and eateries. Read the rest of this entry »
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The Hampton Beach, New Hampshire area is the perfect east coast beaches vacation spot for families and will be especially fun for teens and youngsters who can dabble on the sandy shores of this beach resort town, and immerse themselves in the Atlantic Ocean. There are many annual events that tourists can attend throughout the year. Some of these events are the Penguin Plunge, Catamaran Regatta, and the World Famous Sand Castle competition.
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Rye, New Hampshire was the first settlement in what is now the state of New Hampshire. It was originally called Pannaway and was established by David Thompson in 1623. The town is the only one in New Hampshire to include off-shore islands, four of the Isles of Shoales. The other five islands in the 9-isle grouping belong to the State of Maine.
The beach area on the mainland is 8 miles long, and is a popular east coast beaches place for walking, swimming, beachcombing, and whale watching at Odiorne Point, Wallis Sands, Jenniss and Rye State Parks and State Harbor. In addition, there are marine research facilities with daily boat transportation available to the Shoals Islands.
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