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    Beached Well: Top Beaches for Your Vacation

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    August 8, 2006

    Posted by MarySmithCO

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    About This Editor: Mary Smith has 5 years of technical and FAQ writing experience in addition to a year of web content authoring. She specializes in technical and financial writing and is especially fond of e-books.

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    Mai Tais, sand between your toes and crashing of waves.  Summers at the beach just can’t be beat.  If you’re looking for the perfect seaside getaway this summer this list will narrow down your choices.
     

    South Beach, Florida
    This beach won the Travel Channels Best Beautiful People Beach award in 2004.  The nightlife is very trendy and the day life won’t leave you bored, either.  Between the shopping, touring, boating and tanning, you can stay as busy as you’d like all day long.  Don’t forget to take a nap if you’re going to hit the streets at night for dancing and people watching, though.
     

    Maroma Beach, Mexican Caribbean
    Looking for a romantic spot for just the two of you?  Book your stay in Maroma Beach in the Mexican Caribbean.  The slow jungle rhythms and lush greenery is perfect for a quiet weekend away.  Maroma Beach is an oasis protected by the world’s largest barrier reef so the waves will be gentle and serene.  Leave your surfboard at home but don’t forget a book.
     

    Poipu Beach, Hawaii
    When your beach trip means traveling with your children, Poipu Beach located on Hawaii’s Kauai Island, is the best beach you can find.  The beach area abounds with activities sure to entertain and amuse families of all sizes. 
     

    Matira Beach, Bora Bora
    For the best overall beach, pack your bags and head to Bora Bora.  Surrounded by reefs and small, intimate islands, Bora Bora offers white sandy beaches, breathtaking sunsets, languid breezes and calm, warm, crystal-clear water.  Watch the rays, dolphins and colorful fish while relaxing on Matira Beach. 
     

    Coronado Beach, San Diego, California
    If you’re looking for a west coast getaway, give Coronado Beach a try.  With beach camping, trails for cycling and walking and wonderful waves for surfing, this beach, located just south of San Diego is convenient and full of options for most any of traveler.
     

    Fort DeSoto Park, St. Petersburg, Florida
    Vacationers on a budget but still require a lot of recreation options should look no further than Fort DeSoto Park located in Florida.  Various camp and economical hotel options coupled with abundant family-friendly waterfront picnic areas promise to stretch your dollar while still offering a fun beach experience.  Seven miles of waterfront help keep crowding in check and with the many trails nearby you’ll have plenty to keep you exploring. 
     

    Ocracoke Island, North Carolina
    Looking for a little pirate booty on your beach trip this summer?  Head to Ocracoke Island in North Carolina.  Legend has it, Blackbeard once roamed its 16 miles of sun-swept wilderness beaches.  Bird watching is very popular on this island as many migrating birds fly overhead as they head east. 
     

    No matter which beach you choose, make sure you’re well prepared.  Pack your sunscreen and lip balm with sun protection.  Sunglasses are great and a barrier like an umbrella is good to have along as well.  Chairs and blankets may be provided at private beaches but bring your own if you are heading to a public location.  Don’t forget sand toys for the kids and finally, bring lots of bottled water and snacks, as being in the sun will zap your energy and dehydrate you very quickly.

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