routinely practice their skills in Ventnor while Margate is a gathering spot for the 20-and 30-something crowds. Longport is a favorite with surf fishermen. Cape May Like a little history with your beach? In addition to its charming beaches, Cape May offers unique Victorian architecture and its status as a National Historic Landmark City. These family-friendly beaches are close to parking, rest rooms, restaurants and arcades. If that’s not enough, TripAdvisor named Cape May beaches the second best in the nation – and 9th in the world! Sea Isle City Wednesdays are tag-free in Sea Isle City in this quaint seaside town with a beachfront promenade that stretches for a mile and a half, an amusement park, arcades, and various shops and restaurants, so there’s plenty to do if you need a break from the sun. Stone Harbor and Avalon Boasting picture-perfect views, Stone Har- bor and Avalon have some of the best beaches in Southern New Jersey. Visitors come from all over the country to enjoy this seven-mile stretch of white sand and crystal blue water. One of the best things about these beaches? These clean, well- guarded beaches are less crowded than
many of the surrounding towns and one other great thing – a Stone Harbor tag is good in Avalon, and an Avalon tag works in Stone Harbor. Ocean City Ocean City is the perfect place to frolic in the waves and cool off on a hot summer day. With eight miles of beautiful white sand beaches, plus nearby rides, miniature golf, go-karts, and other amusements, there’s something for everyone here!
Movies and More There’s more to South Jersey beaches than just sandcastles and boogie boarding. Many towns offer movies on the beaches and live concerts featuring national acts. Check your town’s listings for more information about contests, children’s activities and more. So put on your swimsuit, slap on some
suntan lotion and grab your towel. When you’re in Southern New Jersey, every day is a day at the beach! ■
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