Maryland's Ocean City

In search of a beach that is really massive? Then drift hunters you should start making plans to visit Ocean City, which has ten miles of beach. This beach is perfect for every beach-related activity you can think of, from surfing and kayaking to sandcastle-building and volleyball. Summertime at Ocean City is special because of the many free events that take place throughout the season.

Assateague Island, Maryland, certainly does not disappoint with its two miles of beachfront. Stop in, soak up some rays, and then continue your explorations of this amazing island rather than staying in one place all day. Visit the lighthouse, take a stroll down the beach, and maybe you'll even encounter one of the area's famous wild horses. (For obvious reasons, you shouldn't attempt to touch or feed them.)

Virginia Beach, located where the Atlantic Ocean and the Chesapeake Bay meet, is a lively and exciting area. It's possible to spend all day at the beach and in the restaurants, thanks to the proximity of both. The area is famous for its vibrant promenade, many events, and great dining scene.

Buckroe Beach is located to the north of Virginia Beach and offers a more relaxed atmosphere due to its smaller size. A day at Buckroe Beach may be spent swimming, strolling the pier, and entertaining children at the beach's nautical-themed playground.

The Outer Banks are an essential part of any discussion about the best beaches along the East Coast. Nags Head's 12 miles of sandy beach are ideal for anyone seeking tranquility on the Outer Banks. You may pick and choose from the many available public access points until you locate the perfect spot for your needs. Make sure you have enough food and drink to survive the day.