’)10 Best Clean Beaches in United States of America
50 percent of the American people loves to go on a trip. The life of people is now so much busy that they are always looking for some spare time and chance to get out of the troublesome, hectic life and go out on a vacational trip. People living near the costal areas of USA usually turn point their nose towards the direct of beaches for recreational vacation. They like to play sand volleyball, swim in the ocean, get sun bath, make new friends. But what is the use if the beach is a dirty place? Here I am listing the Top 10 Best Clean Beaches in America.
Huntington City Beach (Orange County, CA)If surfing’s your thing, Huntington City Beach is the place to be. Commonly known as “Surf City,” this pristine southern California beach offers up some gnarly waves thanks to an angled shoreline and nearby islands, factors that help create some pretty large swells. Huntington Beach is the home of the annual U.S. Open of Surfing held each July. With more than 8 million visitors each year, this is one of the country’s hottest beaches. Surf City, here we come.
Hampton Beach (Hampton, N.H.)Located along the 18 miles of New Hampshire coast that borders the Atlantic Ocean, Hampton Beach is one of New Hampshire’s busiest tourist destinations. In the warm summer months, people from all over New England and beyond flock there for the crisp, clean ocean water and long stretches of white sandy beaches. And, of course, the fresh steamed clams and lobster.
Magic Island Beach (Honolulu, HI)This popular Hawaiian beach is on a small, man-made peninsula that jets out into Mamala Bay, forming a protected swimming lagoon. Magic Island, also known as Aina Moana, is a hit with locals and tourists alike.
Ocean City, MarylandFor those from outside the state, Maryland conjures up two images: crab cakes and Ocean City’s beaches and boardwalk.
Wailea Beach Park (Maui, HI)Tucked between a dormant volcano and the south shore of Maui, Wailea Beach Park is one of the island’s most popular beaches, attracting both tourists and island residents alike. And it’s no wonder. A nearby coral reef offers the ample opportunity to explore a diversity of marine life.
Park Point (Duluth, MN)Think you need to travel to the east or west coast for crystal blue waters, cool summer breezes and surf to play in? Think again. The beaches at Park Point, along the north shore of Lake Superior, offer opportunities for hiking, biking, skating, swimming -- and yes, waves frequently big enough to surf.
Laguna Beach (Orange County, CA)Located in southern California, southeast of Santa Ana, Laguna Beach is a seven-mile stretch of white, sandy beaches and protected coves along the Pacific Ocean. This resort town is known as much for its world-class beaches as for its burgeoning artistic community that features numerous art galleries and several annual arts festivals.
Salt Pond Beach Park (Kauai, HI)Salt Pond Beach is not really a pond. It’s actually a small inlet on the Pacific Ocean that’s protected by a broken line of rocks jutting out above the ocean’s surface.
Bolsa Chica State Beach (Orange County, CA)Southern California’s Bolsa Chica State Beach offers three miles of Pacific coastline with no shortage of activities for outdoor-lovers. Marine-enthusiasts can wade into the surf to fish by pole or by hand, and a nearby ecological preserve offers excellent bird-watching opportunities.
Poipu Beach (Kauai, HI)Located on the southern shores of Kauai, Hawaii’s fourth largest island, Poipu Beach is no stranger to Top 10 listings. In 2007, Shermans Travel rated it one of the top 10 beach destinations for families, and the Travel Channel has ranked it one of the best beaches for families in the world.
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