New York City may be a concrete jungle, but – much like Hawaii – it’s also an archipelago, with beaches, surfing and long stretches of white(ish) sand.
Make your contribution now and help Gothamist thrive in 2023.New York City may be a concrete jungle, but – much like Hawaii – it’s also an archipelago, with beaches, surfing and long stretches of white sand., the city’s got options for almost every kind of ocean-related fun, be that birding or bodyboarding. And while we may not have scenic snorkeling or Caribbean climes, we have arcades aplenty and some of the best noshing and boozing in the beach business.
If it’s beach vibes you seek, here are nine spots to consider, all recommended by Gothamist reporters and editors. An added bonus? YouOnce you do hit the beach, make sure there are lifeguards before swimming and don’t forget to stay safe in the sun. “Try to go early in the day or later in the day,” says Dr. Jennifer Stein, professor of dermatology at NYU Langone Perlmutter Cancer Center. It’s a double win: you’ll avoid the harshest rays and the crowds.
She also recommends wearing a shirt and sunglasses, bringing an umbrella if possible, and applying sunscreen every two hours.When you get bored of this beach, you can take a break on the Wonder Wheel.
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