Sea Isle City, NJ
BEACH INFORMATION & BEACH-GOER'S CHECKLIST
Map of Sea Isle City, NJ
Sea Isle City, NJ -
The Sea and Sand Family Vacationland
Print this: "Beach Information Brochure" - pdf file
Bathing, Rafting, Surfing, Volleyball, Sailing, Kayaking, Surf Fishing
DESIGNATED BEACHES Beach Tours (Tour pictures were taken 06/2001.)
Protected Bathing Beaches:
24th St., 28th St., 32nd St., 34th St.,
38th St., 40th St., 43rd St., 45th St.,
49th St., 51st St., 54th St., 59th St.,
61st St., 65th St., 71st St., 75th St.,
77th St., 81st St., 84th St., 86th St., 89th St., 92nd St.
Kayaking Beaches:
30th St., 56th St., 79th St.
Rafting & Boogie Board Beaches:
24th St., 28th St., 34th St., 40th St.,
45th St., 51st St., 59th St., 65th St.,
75th St., 81st St., 86th St., 92nd.
Surfing Beaches:
26th St., 37th St., 42nd St., 48th St.,
53rd St., 63rd St., 74th St., 82nd St.
Volleyball Beaches:
(Only 2 nets maximum per beach. Nets are not provided.)
25th St., 30th St., 53rd St., 57th St.,
67th St., 72nd St., 88th St.
Catamaran and Sailboat Launching Beaches:
Permit Required, Fee: $180.00
Between 20th St. and 22nd St.
No launching of motorized boats or jets skis/waverunners from any beach.
Beaches With Public Rest Rooms:
32nd St., 40th St., 44th St., 85th St.
(Public Bathrooms are also at: 42nd & the Bay (Marina area), Dealy Field - 60th & Central Ave)
Surf Fishing Beaches:
Townsends Inlet Bridge area situated south of 93rd Street. Sea Isle beaches situated
north of 20th Street. Any beach area adjacent to rock jetties not designated as a surfing
or kayaking beach.
GENERAL INFORMATION
In order to operate a catamaran or sailboat on a Sea Isle City Beach, an owner is required to obtain
a license from the municipal clerk. The decal, issued during the licensing process,
must be displayed on the right front hull of the vessel.
Beach tags are required for all beaches from Memorial Day Weekend to Labor Day. Tags may be purchased at the Community
Center (Beach Badge Office) 125 JFK Boulevard or from one of the beach badge inspectors on the beach.
Beach Tag Office at 125 JFK Boulevard. - 609-263-1771
8am-4pm Closed Wednesdays (July & August)
(To the left of LaCosta Bar & Night Club on JFK Blvd.)
 
The Sea Isle City Public Library is the door on the LEFT side of the building and the Beach Tag Office is the door on the RIGHT side of the building.
Beach tags are not
required on Wednesdays, except July 4th. The cost of beach tags is $20.00 for a seasonal tag ($15.00 before May 15th), $10.00 for a weekly tag and $5.00 for a daily tag. Beach tags are required for everyone 12 years of age and older.
Purchase Seasonal Tags by Mail
Beach Tag Director
City Hall
4416 Landis Ave
Sea Isle City, NJ 08243
Forms Available Online: Sea Isle City Rates may be subject to change.
Beaches are protected by lifeguards 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through
Friday, and 10:00 AM to 5:30 PM, Saturday and Sunday.
Click here for beach tag information and online "Beach Badge Application". Beach Badge Application - PDF File
Beaches north of 20th Street have no designations. These beaches are not
protected and use is at ones own risk. Activities such as surfing and volleyball are
allowed on these beaches. Bathing is permitted on protected beaches only.
Flotation devices with a fin may not be used on a raft beach. Flotation devices with a
fin, such as belly and body boards, may be used on the surfing beaches provided a
leash is used and flippers are worn by the operator.
Two volleyball nets are the maximum permitted per volleyball beach. Nets are
not provided.
Special Surf Chairs Make Beach Accessible - For those who have been missing the beach because they are physically challenged, Surf Chairs are available at the Beach Patrol Headquarters, 44th Street & the Beach. It is advisable to call and reserve a chair as the demand is great (609) 263-3655.
Promenade (Boardwalk) runs from 29th St. to 57th St.
KAYAKING REGULATIONS
A Rules and Regulations Form Must Be
Signed By All Kayak Renters.
1. A life jacket must be worn at all times.
2. Anyone under the age of fourteen must be
accompanied by an adult in a two seat kayak.
3. Kayaks must stay 50 feet away from
swimmers and rock jetties.
4. Only one person is permitted per single seat
kayak. No more than two people are
permitted per double seat kayak.
5. Entering or exiting the water and riding
waves must be done between the boundary
flags.
6. Jumping off a kayak beyond the breaking
waves is prohibited.
7. Stay within 1/4 mile of the shore line.
8. Respect and consider the safety of other
kayakers when riding waves.
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The Beach-Goer's Checklist
Print this: "Beach-Goer's Checklist" - pdf file
Before you head out for seaside lounging, it might be a good idea to make a checklist of all the things you need.
Maybe you can avoid that, "Oh, no, I forgot..." scenario. |
- Sun-tan lotion
- Beach tags
- Cash for snacks or rentals
- Hat or visor to shade your head and face
- Water-resistant sandals or "water shoes"
- Sunglasses
- Spray bottle with water
- Folding beach chair
- Beach umbrella
- Towels
- Blankets
- Cooler with ice
- Thermal drink holders
- Variety of beverages, including lots of water
- Light snacks
- Frisbee, tennis ball, football or beach ball
- Raft or body board
- Paddleball game
- Pail and shovel for the kids
- Reading material and reading glasses
- Kite
- Mosquito/bug repellent
Enjoy your day at the beach!
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