Top 10 secluded beaches of America

If you want a break from the hustle and bustle and noise, and most importantly - retire from the crowds of tourists, the publication ZAGRANITSA has found for you ten of the calmest and most sheltered from the eyes of others eyes in America.

It is difficult to find a place more secluded than Carova Beach in North Carolina. To get to a place hidden in a strip of sand barrier islands, you can only by boat or all-wheel drive car, because there are no paved roads nearby. But as a reward, you can wander along the 17-kilometer coastline, enjoy the surrounding landscapes and search for shells in pristine sand. If you are lucky, you will see wild mustangs - horses roam freely on the ocean and in the vicinity.

Where to stay: there is no hotel or motel nearby, so rent a small house.

Useful advice: on an overcast day, consider the option of a trip to the nearby beach towns of Corolla and Duck - there are many shops and restaurants, and the houses are incredibly cozy and picturesque.

Rural landscape and sprawling rocky landscapes make Roque Bluffs one of the best little-known US beaches. Stunning coastal landscapes are located on an area of ​​more than a square kilometer in size, and even a small beach with small pebbles is lost. Walk to the Simpson pond, where animals often come to drink, or just walk along the rocky beach. The place will be especially liked by nature lovers - the beach is home to many species of birds and plants.

Where to stay: there are no hotels or motels here either, rent a cottage or a country house.

Useful advice: swim in the Simpson pool and the Englishman's bay by canoe or kayak. Enjoy the surrounding scenery, and if it happens in spring or summer, go fishing - there are trout.

Enderts Beach, hidden in Redwood National Park, stretches nearly 60 kilometers along the ocean. Its feature is in small bodies of water, which can be seen in the southern part of the coast during low tide or low tide. Sometimes they can find starfish and hedgehogs. Climb up the path and enjoy a unique view of the forest and the ocean, or sit out near the coast for a picnic.

Where to stay: in close proximity to the beach there is the Best Western Northwoods Inn hotel and the Crescent Beach Motel. There you will find affordable rooms with ocean views.

Good advice: visit the beach in early spring or in the winter months to see the whales migrating along the Pacific coast.

Safely sheltered from the hustle and bustle of the mainland, the National Park Dry Tortugas is located 112 kilometers from the town of Key West and consists of seven small islands and a coral reef. You can reach it only by boat or plane. History lovers should head to Fort Jefferson, a 19th century building where political prisoners were once held. More active guests can go snorkeling or diving, viewing corals and stalking tropical fish.

Where to stay: reserve a campsite. Stroll along the beach at sunset, but remember that there is no fresh water nearby.

Useful advice: bird lovers will enjoy the vast nesting grounds - on the islands of Dry Tortugas nearly three hundred species of birds live, there are more than one hundred thousand nests.

Most holiday lovers have heard of Virginia Beach, but know almost nothing about its tiny southern neighbor Sandbridge Beach. He stretched for eight kilometers along the Atlantic Ocean. Located almost 25 kilometers from the resort area, it reliably hid from the noisy crowd untouched sand dunes of civilization and, in places covered with grass, secluded beaches. Nearby is also the Back Bay National Reserve that we recommend.

Where to stay: there are no large resort areas or hotels nearby - they are located north of the beach. Consider renting a beach house or apartment in close proximity to water.

Good advice: one of the best ways to get to know the beach and surroundings is by bike. Take a ride through the nearby reserve, explore the local flora and fauna or go on a day trip to the state park - with a picnic and water sports.

Folly Beach is located in the area of ​​Loukantri, famous for growing rice and indigo plants, which is used to produce blue paint. Here you can go swimming or surfing, or simply admire the ocean scenery from the pier. And for lunch, be sure to go to one of the local coastal restaurants to enjoy fresh seafood.

Where to stay: there are large hotels, small motels and villas near the beach.

Good advice: parking here is something like art. Small car parks near the beach run from 10: 00 to 17: 00 and cost $ 1 per hour. Street parking is free, but park properly, otherwise you risk getting a fine.

Impressive cliffs and emerald green capes are just some of what awaits you on Second Beach. This is one of the three beaches of the Olympic coast. You can get there only along a narrow footpath, but the journey is definitely worth the effort. Cliffs towering above the water, tall trees and the sound of waves crashing against the shore will make you completely forget about fatigue!

Where to stay: you can pitch a tent and arrange a small camping on the beach, but for this you need to get permission in advance. Accommodation can also be rented in the small coastal village of La Push.

Useful advice: stroll along the coast, gaze at the scattered islands, picturesque sea cliffs and hundreds of native birds.

Wildcat Beach is known for its hiking and cycling trails. To get there, will have to overcome a distance of about eight kilometers. Your path will pass by golden sandy areas and sparkling waterfalls hidden among the towering cliffs. After walking about one and a half kilometers south of the trail, you can see one of America’s most spectacular waterfalls - Alamere.

Where to stay: camp on a meadow overlooking the ocean at Point Reyes National Park in northwestern California.

Useful advice: get to the beach by bike - so you can easily cover the 11-kilometer distance to the main campsite.

The isolated sandy beach was originally a leper colony and is still less popular than other islands in the state. You can get there by foot. Next to it there is an observation deck, offering a breathtaking view of the rocks, lush vegetation and the ocean. Another feature of the beach - the sand there has a black shade.

Where to stay: book a room in one of the hotels on Molokai Island, find out about excursions to Awahua Beach and private guides.

Useful advice: spend the day on the unusual black sand of Awahua Beach, but do not bathe - because of the strong currents this can be dangerous.

Cumberland’s 28-kilometer-long beach includes marshes, dunes and forests that are still not spoiled by civilization. You can stroll under the shady branches of the oaks or watch wild horses roam the deserted beaches. You can only get to the island by ferry, which makes Cumberland one of the most secluded places in the state.

Where to stay: there are many hotels and motels for every taste and budget - from comfortable family hotels to cheap youth motels.

Useful advice: learn more about the history of the region and its surroundings on a walk, headed by one of the park rangers. The summer is hot and humid, so do not forget to grab sunscreen and insect repellent.

Enjoy your vacation!

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