Known as the “World’s Most Famous Beach,” Daytona Beach, with its 23-mile stretch of wide, firm, and sandy white shoreline, stands out for a variety of reasons
Harrison County in Mississippi has the world’s most extensive artificial beach, a stunning 26-mile stretch adorned with white sand, sand dunes, and a pedestrian walkway.
The seventh position in the ranking of longest beaches in the United States is held by Long Beach in Washington. Spanning 28 miles, it significantly outpaces many other beaches
Fire Island is a serene and charming oasis famous for its untouched beaches and peaceful atmosphere. The island beach spans 32 miles, framed by the Great South Bay to the north
The beach area and the accompanying three-mile boardwalk are located within the city of Virginia Beach. A channel separates this city area from the rest of the beach, which stretches further south into North Carolina.
South Carolina‘s beloved Grand Strand is an impressive 60-mile coastal curve, extending from Little River to Winyah Bay.
You’ll be surprised to know that two beaches claim to be the longest in the United States. One of these beaches is called Padre Island National Seashore, which can be found in Texas.