ποΈ Boston Travel: Rockport Beaches Guide
ποΈ Boston Travel: Rockport Beaches Guide π One of the most worthwhile day trips from Boston, Rockport offers delicious food, charming shops, and beautiful beaches! As someone who loves the seaside, I'm excited to share a guide to its beaches and water activities. ποΈ Six Beaches of Rockport Rockport is home to at least six wonderful beaches. Here's my ranking from most to least popular: Front Beach, Long Beach, Pebble Beach, Back Beach, Old Garden Beach, and Cape Hedge Beach. ποΈ Front Beach β The Perfect Spot to Chill Location: Right in the heart of downtown, close to restaurants and shopsβperfectly situated! Features: Ideal for relaxing; just set up a beach chair and enjoy the day πͺ. A great place for swimming πββοΈ. Perfect for shell collecting at low tide, fun for both kids and adults π. Nearby Activities: Bike Rentals π΄ββοΈ: Recommended at North Shore Kayak & Bike Adventures and Flip-Flop Emporium. Kayak Rentals πΆ: Paddle on the ocean and enjoy the refreshing sea breezeβit's incrediblycomfortable and pleasant). π Long Beach β Waves and Snacks Features: Beautiful scenery and a relaxed atmosphere, great for surfing πββοΈ. Offers views of Thacher Island and its lighthouse πΌ. Bonus: There are snack stalls where you can buy treats and ice cream π¦. Activities: After low tide, you'll often see people playing soccer, frisbee, and other beach games πΎπ₯. π€Ώ Back Beach β A Paradise for Divers Features: Although much of the area is rocky, it's excellent for scuba diving! Marine Life: Keep an eye out for Atlantic flounder, cod, and lobsters π¦. Resources: Need equipment or training? Try contacting Down Under Diving Ventures Inc. π§Ί Old Garden Beach β The Picnic Spot Features: Also suitable for scuba diving, with a good chance of spotting various lobsters π¦. Adjacent to a beautiful park, making it perfect for a picnic π§Ί. Relax on a bench and enjoy the ocean view in peace. #BostonTravel#BostonTour#Rockport#BeachGuide#TravelBlog
