1.Coopers Beach, Southampton, New York
Cooper's Beach is the main beach in Southampton village on Long Island; Southampton -- back in 1640-- was the first settlement in New York State.
In the distance are historic mansions for ogling: this is "The Hamptons", code word for moneyed summer playground-- read more about Shouthampton and the area.
Tip for visitors: non-residents pay $25 per day during the week and $30 on the weekend for parking.
2. Siesta Beach, Florida
Siesta Beach is located on Siesta Key, Florida. The sand is 99% pure quartz, soft and cool on the feet.
The many awards it has earned include “the whitest and finest sand in the world” and “The Best Sand Beach in America”
3. Coronado Beach San Diego, California
The whole list is here
The many awards it has earned include “the whitest and finest sand in the world” and “The Best Sand Beach in America”
3. Coronado Beach San Diego, California
The whole list is here
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