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Eight public beaches in New York: how to choose the perfect place for a summer vacation
'29.05.2023'
Lyudmila Balabay
New York's public beaches reopened over the weekend. If you're looking for a refreshment without leaving the city, we've put together a short guide to eight public beaches in New York City.
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Cedar Grove Beach
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Borough: Staten Island
Location: Ebbitts Street and Cedar Grove Avenue
Description: Cedar Grove Beach is smaller and somewhat quieter than neighboring Midland Beach and South Beach.
Additional Information: Cedar Grove Beach
Manhattan beach
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Borough: Brooklyn
Location: Atlantic Coast, Oriental Boulevard, Ocean Avenue to Mackenzie Street
Description: this is a small family beach for lovers of a relaxing holiday.
Additional Information: Manhattan beach
Midland beach
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Borough: Staten Island
Location: Lower New York Bay
Description: Midland Beach shares the Franklin D. Roosevelt Boardwalk with neighboring South Beach. It is somewhat less crowded than South Beach.
Additional Information: Midland beach
Orchard beach
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Borough: The Bronx
Location: on Long Island Sound in Pelham Bay Park
Description: This beach is called the "Riviera of New York". There is an embankment, a central pavilion, two playgrounds, 26 basketball, volleyball, handball and much more.
Additional Information: Orchard beach
Rockaway beach
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Borough: Queens
Location: Atlantic Coast from Beach 9th Street (Far Rockaway) to Beach 149th Street (Neponsit)
Description: This is the only beach in New York where you can legally surf. There are also playgrounds and other outdoor activities.
Additional Information: Rockaway beach
South Beach
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Borough: Staten Island
Location: on Lower New York Bay
Description: from there you can see the Verrazzano bridge, there is also a bike path, boardwalk, kayaking, tennis courts and fishing on the beach.
Additional Information: South Beach
Wolfe's Pond Beach
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Borough: Staten Island
Location: on Raritan Bay and Prince's Bay, from Holton to Cornelia avenues
Description: a small, calm and secluded beach, ideal for those who want to escape from the summer crowds
Additional Information: Wolfe's Pond Beach
Coney Island
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