Yeah, we wish we were there, too. White sands, rugged coastlines, the works—these are the beaches that travelers dream of all year long – by Trip Advisor
My cmnt: Out of the 25 here are ones I would actually want to visit.
- “Absolutely beautiful beach with silky quartz sand! Great beach for people watching, sunsets, breakfast/morning walk on beach and finding sand dollars.”
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- “Kailua offers plenty of everything: sand, wide open space, fewer crowds, and a good park to go with it. This beach is awesome, coming from a guy who grew up on an island.”
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- “Glorious white sands, clear warm water, wonderful views, ease of parking. Great fun, miles and miles of beach.”
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12. Henderson Beach State Park
- “The soft sands are gorgeous and a beach walk is always good for my soul. Beautiful nature trail loop with informative placards and a nice playground, too, make this a wonderful park.”
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Saint Augustine Beach, Florida
- “Gorgeous powder white sand along the coastal waters. Long driving available for vehicles. Park right on the beach near your favorite spot.”
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- “The surf was great and loved the fact that you could drive on the beach. We enjoyed a campfire one evening and played some guitar under the full moon.”
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- “Nice vacation spot with many options as far as places to stay, eat and have fun. Calm water and of course the powder like sand and emerald waters.”
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- “A great walking beach with white quartz sand, clear calm water, and seashells by the truckload. The most perfect place to watch the sun set over the ocean.”
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- “This beach is impeccably clean, and has a smooth, sandy floor. At low tide the beach is probably the widest beach ever. At high tide you can walk out hundreds of feet and still be only waist high.”
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- “The sugar fine white sand is a trademark of this fabulous beach. Perfect for a day in the sun. You might even spot a dolphin or two playing on the horizon.”
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Lord Buckbeak 
Counting only the contiguous United States bordered by the Great Lakes, Atlantic, and Pacific, there are 60 000 miles of coast to divide between 300 million people for a total of 5 000 people per beach mile or roughly one per foot if everyone jammed at the coast. In this sense the US is something like population-trade critical. Many places on earth have either far fewer coast miles per capita or far fewer capits per possible trade port.
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