Despite its size, Pacific Grove has more B&Bs than any other coastal town between San Francisco & Los Angeles.
Looking for classic New England charm without the scene? Located right near the Canadian border, this Maine beach town boasts 97 miles of shoreline.
There may not be any restaurants or shops on this quiet island but what it lacks in amenities, it more than makes up for in secluded beauty.
This island just off the Virginia coast has a 37-mile-long Seashore—where you’ll spot wild ponies, herons, woodpeckers & foxes while you sunbathe.
The charming Victorian-clad beach town
of Cape May is like San Francisco
meets Montauk.
If you like the relaxed Pacific Northwest vibe of Washington State’s San Juan Islands, you’ll definitely love Oregon’s way less traveled Cannon Beach.
Alabama’s Gulf Coast beaches are perhaps the state’s most underrated attraction. Think splendid sands, pastel houses and lots of fresh seafood.
Boca Grande is a true glimpse of idyllic old Florida. Think: tree-lined streets without traffic lights & long stretches of quiet Gulf of Mexico shores.