New Jersey Shore Beaches - tourism, tourist attractions, travel - NJ Vacation Beach Getaways

The Jersey shore has 2 beach state parks. Sandy Hook State Park is in northern New Jersey and Island Beach State Park which is located in the Southern part of the region near Seaside Park.

Most beaches have a fee and are handicap accessible.

At New Jersey shore beaches you can go scuba diving, surfing, birding, sufing, camping, kayaking, crabbing, clamming, surf fishing, deep sea fishing, hiking, parasailing, canoeing and boating. Beachcomb. Attend a play at a theatre. Climb a lighthouse. Watch fireworks. Ride a roller coaster at six flags. Shop a flea markets, antique shops or outlet stores. Take a trolley tour or an eco tour. Take a cruise in a paddle wheeler or sail the ocean. Attend a festival or an outdoor concert. Visit historical sites or museums. Play at a water park. See birds, dolphins, whales and other wildlife. Learn about history. Explore the marsh, beach and meadows. Camp. Golf. Hike. Bike. Visit art galleries, historic sites and museums. The area offers fun and excitement as well as a chance to relax and enjoy a sunset or sunrise.

See the aquarium, the planetarium, art galleries, lasor shows and more.

Point Pleasant Beach's boardwalk offers rides, amusements, games and vendors selling funnel cake, fudge and custard. Vist the aquarium. Eat at a seaside restaurant. Go to a nightclub. Play miniature golf ...

Seaside Heights' boardwalk has 2 large amusement parks, an antique carousel, casino pier, water  park, arcades and go-kart track.

Belmar has a kite festival, Friday Night concerts, the NJ Seafood festival, a St. Patrick's Day parade, the Fireman's Carnival, a Sand castle contest, Pro Beach Volley ball, shopping, good restaurants, nightlife, a marina and deep sea fishing.

Towns and Beaches along the New Jersey Shore