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There's no chance in hell NY's beaches can top Hawaii's, California's, Florida's, or Michigan's. We know you love to cheerlead the only place you've ever lived, but get real. It would, at best, compete for 5th and I don't see how it's in the same league as SC, NC, or VA. Even places like Texas, Maryland, and Jersey are topping it. NY is in the same league as MA, WI, AL, MS, and LA. And if we're looking at physical beauty, Oregon, Washington, and Alaska are all ahead, too.
There's no chance it's a top 5 state for beaches.
Anyway, beaches from Oahu:
That's a tiny part of one island; there's no question Hawaii is number one.
I recognize Hanauma Bay and what appears to be an area out in front of House Without a Key. I will be enjoying a beverage of my choice at that location in approximately 300 days. Hawaii is so far in first place they should break up the islands into 6 separate zones. Of course then Hawaii 1 - 6 would then take the first 6 places. New York's Beaches wallow in lameness by comparison. Heck Minnesota's got better beaches than what has been posted for New York.
^^ all of them correct except for Torey Pines.Dana point,Humington Beach, and Corrnado Beach.
I should have recognized Coronado, although the lack of an F-14 coming across for a landing may have fooled me. Looks like the perspective is from The Hotel del Coronado. Spent one night scampering across the roofs on that classic but that's another story. FTN.
i know they're long island
which is what i said they were.
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