Revere Beach, Revere
Just a few miles north of Boston, Revere Beach has significant historical importance as the first public beach in the United States. Today, it’s a great place to enjoy the summer weather and also annual events like the International Sand Sculpting Festival, Kite Festival, Pumpkin Dash, and more!
Constitution Beach, East Boston
Located in Orient Heights, Constitution Beach is a sandy beach with athletic fields, courts and other amenities like picnic areas and a concession stand. It's also the perfect spot to view planes flying in and out of Logan, and ships on their journeys to and from Boston Harbor.
Carson Beach, L Street Beach, M Street Beach, South Boston/Dorchester
Along the South Boston Shoreline sits multiple beaches. Carson Beach, L Street, and M Street Beach connect to form a long stretch of sandy beach that includes plenty of amenities, including a bathhouse. This beach is easy to get to, making it a hot spot in the summer. Take a walk to Castle Island and visit Sullivan’s for an afternoon snack.
Spectacle Island, Boston Harbor Islands State Park
Spectacle Island is located just 4 miles offshore of downtown Boston and offers a beautiful view of Boston Harbor. Get there by ferry and enjoy a day of swimming, walking, hiking, or simply appreciating the scenery.
Winthrop Beach, North Shore
Just outside of the city, Winthrop Beach is open to the public year-round. The sandy beach has lifeguards on duty from late June to early September, and is accessible by public transportation.
