NEW JERSEY - No matter the season or purpose of your trip to New Jersey's seaside resorts, New Jersey boasts over 130 miles (209 km) of breathtaking pristine coast along the Atlantic. There are 44 beach towns in New Jersey and over 60 if you include unofficial beaches. These beaches provide something for everyone, from bustling boardwalks and lively beach parties to quiet waterfront oases and charming small towns that cater to an upscale clientele.
Jersey Shore Beaches
The Jersey Shore (sometimes simply "the Shore") is an expanse of coastline in New Jersey stretching from Perth Amboy in the north down to Cape May Point in the south, covering Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, and Cape May counties. Its beaches are famous for breathtaking sand dunes, gentle waves, stunning vistas, and endless recreational activities like swimming, sunbathing, fishing, and kayaking.
With so much to see and do along its shore, it's easy to understand why New Jersey Shore is such a beloved summer destination. While its beaches may be best known for their white sand and calm waters, you will also discover stunning natural features that take your breath away.
Belmar Beach is one of the state's most picturesque beaches, drawing in visitors of all ages with family-friendly activities like volleyball and kayaking, playgrounds, and playgrounds - ideal for any visitor bringing children to explore. In addition to the beach, Belmar also features a boardwalk filled with shops and restaurants where visitors can have lunch or dinner before watching live musical performances!
Sea Girt Beach in New Jersey offers another secluded coastal experience, especially appealing to families on weekdays. An arcade and water park featuring waterslides and mini-golf are just a short walk away. Plus, there are historic inns and fine dining establishments aplenty!
