Third Beach

The beach is a splendid destination during the off-season. We relished our lunch while basking in the sun's warmth. We indulged in a refreshing swim and a leisurely stroll along the shore. The beach is immaculate, and the ambiance is serene, with a courteous and well-behaved crowd. 🦋

This beach is a true gem, especially for families with little ones and those who enjoy kayaking or stand-up paddleboarding. The beach is well-protected and offers a peaceful atmosphere for a day of relaxation and fun. However, it's important to note that during the peak season (Memorial Day through Labor Day), a seasonal pass is required for parking. But fear not, if you plan accordingly and arrive early or late, you can still enjoy all that this beach has to offer without any hassle.

The beach is truly remarkable, offering ample space for visitors to find their own personal space. I even witnessed a person playing with their furry friend all day, indicating that dogs are welcome. However, the parking fee of $20 seems a bit steep to me. The sand is pristine and the waterline is adorned with seashells, so it's important to be cautious when walking in and out to avoid any potential harm to your feet. Unfortunately, the lack of restroom facilities is a major drawback. While there are two porta-potties available, their condition leaves something to be desired.

The beach offers calm waters, making it an ideal spot for leisurely swimming. However, the shoreline is strewn with an abundance of seaweed, rocks and shells. Despite this, it is an excellent destination for small families in search of a peaceful and laid-back atmosphere.

The beach gave me a sense of exclusivity with dedicated lifeguards at our service. As the little ones frolicked in the calm waters, I found myself completely at ease. The absence of tumultuous waves only added to the tranquil atmosphere. Surprisingly, we only shared the shoreline with three other families on a weekday. The picturesque view of the boats docked nearby was simply breathtaking.