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    Buono Beach

    3.5 (8 reviews)

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    South Beach

    South Beach

    3.3
    (53 reviews)
    1.6 mi

    After missing an exit we found ourselves near the ocean. So…read morewell .... I couldn't resist going for a swim, since I've been known to swim in a dirty mud puddle it just made sense to. Other than an iconic New York bridge off to the left, it really seemed like we were in the middle of nowhere stopping there with few people around to spoil the illusion of being in one of the worlds largest cities. Very cool place to stop, with not much commercialism to be seen and no large buildings nearby gave a breathtaking view of the sky and ocean. Well worth a drive here to breathe a little easier or to get away from the city for a while, with nice slow moving neighbourhoods near by to explore.

    While you'd never mistake this South Beach on the eastern end of Staten Island, New York, for the…read moremore renown South Beach in Miami, this northern variant does offer something that its namesake in south Florida cannot. Curious? Well, here on the fifth borough of NYC, you can stroll in solitude on the sandy border between boardwalk and Lower New York Bay on a clear sunny (but 35F) day and have the playa all to yourself and the flock of seagulls searching for dinner in the sand. It is peaceful and picturesque, with dynamic views of the Verrazano Bridge and panorama of bay, islands, and even downtown Brooklyn all within your gaze. It is really quite spectacular in a downbeat kind of way. The sun makes everything shine in the late afternoon western golden glow, leaving these works of man seem like a golden city on the horizon. We were duly impressed, and lingered in the sand near the surf longer than anticipated just taking it all in on a macro level before going micro to search for the flotsam sand diamonds that wash up after years of erosion wear. True, the beach itself is occupied by birds and the cleanliness is in question. Actually sitting on the sand is not recommended. Yet, on a chill day in December when only the rough and ready venture out to explore what most wouldn't, can a certain quietude set in that offers the possibility of inner peace and reflection.

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    Nice photo ops for us with rocks n stuff
    Nice photo ops for us with rocks n stuff
    Glad we missed our exit and ended up over the bridge in Staten Island
    Glad we missed our exit and ended up over the bridge in Staten Island
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    Cedar Grove Beach

    Cedar Grove Beach

    4.0
    (7 reviews)
    4.3 mi

    My experience at Cedar Grove started in 1946 when I was born. Ceder Grove Beach Club originated in…read more1912 with tents in the grove. My grandmother had purchased one of the original bungalows for $1500 in '46. Every summer except one until I was 21, I visited our family summer home. My children were 4th generation. Many of the families that returned each year were multi-generational. The special part of being a resident were the activities each day run by a hired camp counselor team. We had an orchestra from NYC play every Saturday night starting at 6 PM for the little kids, teenagers danced to records, then the band came back at 10 PM for the adults. We participated in all sports. My first kiss, first beer, first dance all happened at Cedar Grove. We lost our house in 1992 to a strong storm, and I understand the entire beach was decimated during hurricane Sandy. Of all my life long memories, Cedar Grove Beach Club is my most favorite, sacred of all others. I cherish those summers.

    What a change. But with Yelp I don't think for long. After being used to the packed beached of…read moreBrokklyn, from the Coney Island, to Sea gate, this beach is closer to how the beach should be like. Empty (Almost completely) and actually clean (For NYC beach). Had a healthy walk by the water. And smelled the air before it coming into the city. Water looks brown, but do not mistake they are considered to be good for sea life, and fishermen will tell you about that. I know there are nicer beaches, Jersey Coast and such, but this one is local.

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    Me with my father summer of 1947. My daughter with her father 1967.
    Me with my father summer of 1947. My daughter with her father 1967.
    From a brisk fall day. Nice view
    From a brisk fall day. Nice view
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    Midland Beach

    Midland Beach

    3.9
    (19 reviews)
    3.3 mi

    The Midland Beach neighborhood of Staten Island has the good fortune of lying along Lower New York…read moreBay with FDR Boardwalk running 2.5 miles from there through South Beach, to under the Verrazano Bridge connecting Staten Island to its sister borough of Brooklyn. In winter, it is mostly deserted to the seagulls and sandpipers huddling up as they mourn the loss of litter to scavenge for their meals, and must hunt the sand for their supper. Yet, the boardwalk braves its way through the dark months, silently inviting the adventurous to strap up and search the boards and beach for cold weather bounty. Midland and South Beaches are contiguous, sewn together by the reconstructed boardwalk lost in Hurricane Sandy, but standing proud once again. The view of water, beach, bridge and man, may not be the best sight ever seen, but in its quiet, scuffling way, it is dramatic and keeps you mindful that in a city of millions, you can be quite totally alone in forgotten corners of megalopolis. There is something almost mystical about that reality that gets inside and calls you back when you need to think deeply and contemplate life.

    Took a shot on this because of ChatGPT…read more Trash (literally saw a condom rolling the waves), glass and trash on beach, sand was a mix of dirt, no food options, a lot of bugs (yes, I'm outside, but this was more than any beach I've been to), and just kind of ugly in general Pros: lots of parking, calm waves

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    Giants of Midland/South Beaches
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