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U.S. News & World Report has released its list of the top ten beaches in New Jersey, highlighting the diverse options along the 140-mile Jersey Shore. Stone Harbor, known for its pristine sands and peaceful atmosphere, claimed the top spot. The town offers a serene beach experience with a conservation area perfect for bird-watching and fishing, as noted by U.S. News.
Following Stone Harbor, Cape May ranks second, celebrated for its historic charm and well-preserved Victorian architecture. Visitors can enjoy oceanfront dining and stunning sunsets at Sunset Beach. Manasquan, Point Pleasant, and Long Beach Island also made the list, each offering unique attractions like surfing spots, boardwalks, and family-friendly activities.
Rounding out the top ten are Sea Bright, Spring Lake, Sea Isle City, Lavallette, and Long Branch. According to The New Jersey Digest, these beaches offer a mix of quiet retreats and lively boardwalks, catering to a variety of preferences. Whether you're looking for a peaceful getaway or a fun-filled day, New Jersey's beaches have something for everyone.