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Aug 3, 2020

Though much of the United States is landlocked, coastal communities throughout the country truly shine. From the rugged beauty of the Northwest to the sunny shores of the South, these 15 seaside towns are sure to satisfy. Expect relaxing beaches, dazzling scenery, and entertainment galore! So grab a page-turner and pack your sunnies to explore these coastal gems—you’ll be glad you did.

Whichever destination you choose, you’re sure to find your perfect rental—which you can book on TripAdvisor. Each of these seaside towns has a variety of rentals to choose from, whether you prefer to stay right on the boardwalk or in a more secluded spot. You’ll get amenities like a full kitchen, a washer and dryer, and maybe even a beachside patio! And once you’ve settled on a location for your coastal getaway, you can also book your tours, activities, and attractions on our site.

SEASIDE, OR

The name says it all! Seaside has everything a great seaside town should, from seafood shacks to windswept beaches, where you can relax all day long. As if the shore isn’t pretty enough on its own, take in the surrounding views from Saddle Mountain Trail. It’s a challenging hike, but you’ll be in for a treat when you reach the top.

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DANA POINT, CA

Among California’s numerous beautiful beaches, Dana Point stands out as an idyllic getaway. Take a stroll along Dana Point Harbor to check out the delicious dining spots and trendy boutiques, or find adventure by the crashing waves or surrounding trails. When it’s the right season, don’t miss your chance to see whales in the wild on a whale-watching cruise. And if its a day at the beach you’re after, Salt Creek Beach is a fantastic place for surf, sand, and sunsets.

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NARRAGANSETT, RI

Narragansett is arguably the better half of Rhode Island’s surf zones, though typically less crowded than neighboring Newport. It’s home to four of the state’s most popular beaches, including Narragansett Beach and Scarborough State Beaches. Historic sites well worth a look are the Towers, a 19th-century remnant of Narragansett’s early days as a ritzy beach getaway, and Point Judith Lighthouse. If you want to see Rhode Island from out on the water, a sightseeing cruise lets you get great views of the coastline.

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This article originally appeared in the Trip Advisor vacation blog.

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