New England’s Favorite Beaches

After a bitter winter, the inevitable March blizzard(s), and a spring that seems to have come and gone before the pollen even hit the pavement, it’s finally beach season in New England. Grab a towel, lotion up, and don’t waste a single, sunny minute.

Wondering where to? Take an Uber to one of New England’s favorite beaches.

This summer, skip the parking lot and grab an uberX or XL to these locations or to any of your favorite hidden gems.

Grab some real estate on this ¾ mile stretch off of Newport’s Memorial Blvd. Hit the surf, ride the carousel, or follow the Cliff Walk for the perfect view of the shoreline and the mansions that overlook it. 

Located in the center of town, steps from seaside restaurants and shops, Narragansett Town Beach is popular with locals and tourists. Admission is $8 per person (cash only). Uber early to beat the crowds and avoid parking fees.

Claim your spot on this stretch of sand to enjoy the NH seacoast, or spin about and hit the boardwalk, where you’ll find fried food, arcades, shops, and even a casino.

Old Orchard Beach is home to Palace Playland, New England’s only beachfront amusement park. Feel the nostalgia rattling from the Galaxi, one of dozens of steel coasters mass-produced in Italy in the 70s and 80s for parks around the world.

This beach is the life of the party on Nantucket. Come here for surf, sand, and a great time at one of the few beaches that allows you to drive the dunes.