(January 04, 2021): Whether in the east, south or west, the American coast offers a huge variety of coastal landscapes but not all are necessarily suitable for swimming. It is the best time for the tourists to get out of the dim and bustle of city- life for a peaceful travel experience. Visit Prettiest Beaches in the US to know more.

Langdon Beach Florida
The Pensacola sector in Florida is not located on the ultra-touristy tip of the state (Miami, for example), but on the “panhandle”, the western end, on the border of Alabama and Louisiana. The lively beaches of Pensacola are full of people in the summer (almost exclusively Americans, few foreign tourists) and to appreciate all the wild beauty of the area, head to Langdon Beach. Quiet and sometimes deserted, this largely virgin beach is popular with solo hikers.

Stinson Beach in California
While most tourists know California's most famous beaches like Venice Beach, Laguna Beach or Malibu, few know where to find all the wild splendor of the coast. Walk away for a moment to discover the natural charm of Stinson Beach.

Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge
This refuge for wildlife is also a popular beach for locals, and little known to foreign tourists. On the beaches of Virginia, a change of scenery is guaranteed: no other French on the horizon, but rather amazing beachgoers.

Sandy Hook in New Jersey
Travelers who want to taste the most sumptuous beaches on the Northeast Coast of the United States, while staying close to New York, will have to opt for the too little-known state of New Jersey. If the state is plagued by snow in winter, spring and summer offer a radically different picture.

Chatham Lighthouse beach in Massachusetts
Massachusetts is known for its extreme climate: recurring blizzards in winter (scathing wind and heavy snow), heat and blazing sun in summer. Between the two, a stay in Boston, a city with almost its feet in the water, will delight the average tourist in June or September: around 20 degrees in the afternoon, a frequent refreshing breeze, and reduced precipitation.

Cannon Beach in Oregon
Cannon Beach is known as the beach where the forest meets the ocean. The very shiny sand makes the Pacific Ocean sparkle, so much so that the landscape looks like a painting.

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