7 Quaint Sea Villages in the U.S.

Chincoteague Island, Virginia

Chincoteague Island on Virginia's Eastern Shore offers the state's northernmost seashore charm—with ponies. The Chincoteague National fauna Refuge offers beaches and fauna.

Mendocino, California

Artists and nature lovers love Mendocino. Imagine magnificent coastal cliffs, a salty sea breeze, a quaint old downtown, and an art scene that rivals big towns. Many diverse local galleries exist.

Homer, Alaska

Most Americans don't think of Alaska's seaside villages. Alaska offers numerous charming seashore towns with breathtaking landscapes!

Tybee Island, Georgia

Tybee Island's pristine beaches and laid-back ambiance attract beachgoers from Savannah. The barrier island is ideal for kayaking through marshes, animal watching, and dolphin tours. 

St. Augustine, Florida

The beaches are great, but the Old World atmosphere surprises me. The coast and culture also lean toward Spanish historic sites. Another draw is the alligator special, if you like species exploration.

Rockport, Massachusetts

This charming coastal village has boutique stores, art galleries, and delicious seafood.

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Amagansett, New York

Visit Long Island's South Fork's lovely seaside village instead of the Hamptons. Amagansett's sandy beaches, fashionable boutiques, and farm-to-table restaurants offer a relaxing respite from Manhattan.

Carmel-by-the-Sea, California

Ocean Avenue has art galleries, boutiques, and the 1797 Carmel Mission. Carmel-by-the-Sea's European-inspired architecture makes it a romantic getaway for beachgoers looking for more.

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