Beaches in Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Best to stay away during hot summer days. More on GeckoGo

Off the beaten path on Cutts Island in Kittery Point, Seapoint Beach is a quiet, secluded Maine beach with shells, tidal pools,seaweed, interesting stones softened by the sea, driftwood and beautif... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Cutts Island is home to both Seapoint Beach and the Brave Boat Harbor. There is great fishing here. More on AnglerWeb.com

Kittery has two fine parks - Fort McClary and Fort Foster. Built for harbor defense in the 1800s, both forts are open to the public with picnic, beach, educational and recreational areas. Sea Point Beach, located at the base of the ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

The first Whaleback Lighthouse, erected in 1829 and 1830 at the mouth of the Piscataqua River near the Maine-New Hampshire boundary, was so poorly built due to an unscrupulous contractor's corner cutting that keepers often wondered ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

If you are in New Hampshire during the long summer days you need to stop by the beach. There aren't any rooms in close proximity but if you're prepared to go a short distance then no problem but you'd better reserve ahead of going ... More on GoingOutside

Stopping by the beach here in Maine is a must. Coming to this segment of shoreline is always an excellent idea. For all you camping folks there are campgrounds in the vicinity. There aren't any hot... More on GoingOutside

York Beach is located just north of Kittery in Maine. We stopped off here on our way up to Portland, and we can definitely recommend ... More on igougo

Celebrate the holidays in York Beach, Maine. Check out Holidays category for more information. Plan your vacation lodging ... More on Yorkbeach.com

From the carousel and arcades at York Beach to the peace and quiet of the wilderness areas, York truley is an ideal vacation spot -- for all reasons and in all seasons. York has miles of sandy beac... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Secluded Maine beach off Route One, near York, at the base of the Cape Neddick River. As the tide goes out, the warm water from the river makes saltwater swimming more enjoyable due to the warmth in temperature. - The sandbar protecting ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Stop by the honky- tonk arcades and eat fried dough at this community beach. More on travelandleisure

A small, sandy beach, nestled along a rocky shoreline. It's locally known as Mothers' Beach because it's perfect for toddlers. Limited parking, but accessible by trolley. The Hartley Mason Park, w... More on Visitmaine.com

From the intersection of High Street and Route 1A, south through the main section of Hampton Beach, is a state park with lifeguards, metered parking, and restrooms. North of Hampton's ... More on An Explorer's Guide: New Hampshire

The main beach in Hampton Beach adjoins "the Boardwalk" and Ocean Boulevard, which runs north along the coastline from the Massachusetts border into Rye. Home of the famous "Casino and Boardwalk." ... More on Hamptonchamber.com