By Dalia Faheid From Fort Worth Star-Telegram Fort Worth—Want to go swimming somewhere along the Texas Gulf Coast this summer? From April to October, you can enjoy swimming on the Texas coast with the water temperature usually over 70 degrees. Though the water is warm, taking a dip will feel much cooler than the triple…
No Swimming in Pants? No Tables on the Sand? Here Are Some South Florida Beach Rules You May Not Know About
By Lois K. Solomon From South Florida Sun Sentinel Fort Lauderdale—It seems like it should not be a challenge: Load the folding chairs into the car, head for the beach, find a place to park, and set up on the sand. But beaches have an assortment of weird rules that sand lovers could unknowingly violate….
Sharks Almost Always Swimming Near People in Southern California: New Study
After two years of drone surveillance, a new study published on June 2 by the California State University Long Beach Shark Lab shows some beaches in San Diego and Santa Barbara almost always have great white sharks swimming near people. According to the study, those in Carpinteria, of Santa Barbara County, and San Diego County’s…
Glitzy Positano: Not Just a Pretty Facade
For most, Positano is simply the most romantic and chic stop on Italy’s Amalfi Coast. South of Naples, the famous coast is blessed with beaches, sunshine, and picturesque towns spilling down steep hillsides. Many who visit Positano want only to shop and lay on the beach. But the tour guide in me simply must put…
6 Stunning Beach Destinations for Solo Travelers
By Ebony Williams From The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Warmer temperatures tend to bring out the adventurer in all of us. And what’s more adventurous than a solo trip? Getting away with family or friends is fun, to be sure, but when you’re on your own you really start to feel like an explorer. With spring just…
Turtle Espionage: Beach Walkers Asked to Help Discover and Protect Nests
January 13, 2023
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Metres away from the Gold Coast’s built-up tourist strips, female turtles are engaging in a secret mission under cover of night to the sand dunes where they can safely lay and bury their eggs. The journey, which happens every two to three years, sees the female turtles emerge from the ocean on warm summer nights up the…
9 Destinations For Beach Vacations
Trying to come up with some beach vacation ideas? When it comes to your beach vacation, it can be very hard to pick a destination. There are many places you can go, whether you want to explore the beaches of Hawaii or just play golf in Georgia. To help you plan we’re sharing 9 destinations…
The Top 5 Dog Friendly Beaches in South Carolina. Take a Look
By Patrick McCreless From The Charlotte Observer It’s the middle of summer, and that means it’s about time for a beach trip. But what about your four-legged friend? You can’t just leave your pup behind when you know he or she would love a day by the ocean just as much as you. South Carolina…
Multidimensional Malta Welcomes a Closer Look
Malta wants more Americans to join masses of Europeans who visit and savor its extraordinary multi-island nation. From glorious beaches and water sports to remnants of 8,000 years of history, this island nation has it all. Due south of Sicily and due east of Tunisia, Malta has long played critical roles in Mediterranean Sea trade…
Laguna Beach Reopens Sand Area on Beaches Following Oil Spill
Laguna Beach, California, has reopened its beaches with limited access following the oil spill off the coast of Huntington Beach after an oil spill caused beach closures to begin the clean-up process. The reopening went into effect Oct. 8 at 7 a.m. for the sand, which does not include the shoreline or water, both of…
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