Some beach towns have events. Sea Isle City seems to collect reasons to throw a party. Actually, that feels pretty appropriate considering one of the town’s unofficial philosophies is: “There’s Always A Reason To Smile In Sea Isle.” And after looking around for a while, you start realizing they may actually mean it. Because Sea … Read more
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Meet Bianca. Bianca and daylight maintain a respectful but distant relationship. Not hostile exactly. Just…complicated. Locals know her as The Star-Struck Sun-Avoider, a mostly nocturnal species rarely spotted during standard beach hours. While ordinary beachgoers are unfolding chairs and applying sunscreen at noon, Bianca remains hidden somewhere behind blackout curtains recovering from the exhausting burden … Read more
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Some landmarks are famous because they are huge. Some are famous because they are historic. Sea Isle City’s landmarks become famous because that’s where life keeps happening. Ask people where to meet in Sea Isle and you probably won’t hear street addresses. You’ll hear things like: “Meet me on the Promenade.” “Let’s walk over to … Read more
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FOR SALE Beach Wagon with Off-Road Capabilities Used one season. Successfully transported: • four chairs• two coolers• one umbrella• seven towels• one overtired toddler• approximately eleven pounds of sand Buyer responsible for removing remaining seventeen pounds of sand. FOR SALE Slightly Used Football Collection Includes: • one regular football• one Nerf football• one miniature football• … Read more
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Some beach towns feel discovered. Sea Isle City feels built. Not all at once. Not from a giant blueprint that magically appeared one day. Built slowly. Built by dreamers. Built by fishermen. Built by families. Built by people who looked at this little stretch of barrier island and somehow saw more than sand and marshes. … Read more
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Meet Trevor. Trevor came to Sea Isle City to relax. At least that was the original plan. Somewhere between unloading the beach chair and sitting down near his usual spot around 44th Street, however, Trevor made one tiny mistake. He opened his phone. Locals know him as The Scary Scrolling Screamer, and this species can … Read more
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Some beaches have a schedule. Sea Isle City has momentum. You know the feeling. You wake up with absolutely no plan except maybe coffee and sunshine. Someone says, “Want to go for a bike ride?” Twenty minutes later you’re somehow holding ice cream, somebody’s carrying a boogie board, and nobody can quite explain how the … Read more
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By now you’ve probably noticed something. Not all Jersey beaches have the same personality. Cape May quietly hands you coffee and points toward dolphins. Wildwood puts you on a rollercoaster and feeds you pizza. Sea Isle? Sea Isle shakes your hand enthusiastically and says: “Fantastic! Glad you’re here! We already started!” Sea Isle City feels … Read more
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Sandy Hook feels different from a lot of Jersey Shore towns. Because Sandy Hook isn’t trying to entertain you with neon signs or giant roller coasters. Sandy Hook simply hands your family a giant outdoor playground and says: “Go discover stuff.” And brother…that works beautifully. Let’s start with the lighthouse. Because climbing America’s oldest continuously … Read more
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When you visit Sandy Hook, you expect certain things. Dunes. Wildlife. Ocean views. Maybe a fox sighting if the beach gods are feeling generous. And of course… the lighthouse. The old reliable one. The one that’s been standing there since 1764 quietly saying: “I’ve seen some things.” But here’s something you may not know you … Read more
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