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New York Beaches
New York Beaches are locate strategically to be an escape from New York noise and busy rhythm of life; in total, there are almost 14 miles of beaches, as Ney York is surrounded by water, you’ll find several opportunities to go to the beach, which are accessible for free.
Beaches have some rules in order to ensure the safety of the visitors; some of these precautions are: Learn to swim before you visit the beach, swim only when lifeguards are present, not swim alone, swim sober and if you have children, then supervise them. And for protection from the sun and the overexposure you must drink water, use sunscreen because sunburn is very painful, use sunglasses to protect your eyes and wear clothing to keep cool yourself.
Most famous beaches in New York are:
Coney Island Beach
Coney Island Beach is a wonderful place to spend a day with family, although it’s busy during summer months, is a destination you can enjoy any season (if entrance is permitted). We recommend visiting this beach in June or July, because there are some special events such as: The mermaid Parade and Siren Music Festival or the Friday night Fireworks, other attractions at the island are: the New York aquarium, the wonder wheel or the Cyclone and why not taking a swim in the Atlantic Ocean.
Long Beach
Long Beach located along the Oriental Boulevard famous for being a place with sandy beaches and the boardwalk, where you can enjoy a happy, safe and healthy summer with your family. Long beach offers several attractions and activities for tourists, such as: free summer concerts, surfing facilities and other events
Manhattan Beach
Located in Brooklyn, the city is a popular summertime destination among locals and foreign people. At 14 miles from the beach you’ll enjoy several facilities for playing sports, volleyball, baseball, tennis, hand ball and more at Manhattan Park. If you come to the beach you must consider that hours of attention are from 10 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.
Queens
You may find over 7 miles of beach in Queens divided in: Rockaway beach, Jacob Riis, Fort Tilden Beaches. In which you can surf, take a sunbath, and enjoy landscaped walkways, boardwalks, courtyards, and walking tours. Remember that Fort Tilden Beach zone is a place where is not allowed to swim because there’re not lifeguards.
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