Tel Aviv, Israel

Located right on the Mediterranean Sea, Tel Aviv is an awesome city with incredible beaches all along. Not only is it a beach city, but it’s also warm for much of the year! It really doesn’t start to cool off in Tel Aviv until around late November or even early December, so you still have several months to enjoy a summertime feeling.

Charleston, South Carolina

Charleston also called ‘Chucktown’ is a wonderful historical city that also happens to be on the Atlantic coast. While the downtown area has incredible colonial homes, delicious low-country restaurants, and more, you can drive just 20 minutes and you’ll be at one of the many beaches the city boasts! Plus, it stays in the 70’s well through October.

Hong Kong

While Hong Kong is an amazing city that people would love to visit, a lot of people don’t know there are also beaches there! It’s actually one of the hottest places in Asia, so you can basically guarantee warm days all year round.

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Quogue

Quogue is a place where the wealthiest of the wealthy might not even consider being the Hamptons since it’s right at the beginning of the official line, but to everyone else, it’s just as much the Hamptons as anywhere else.

The best reason to come to Quogue is that it’s actually the closest to New York City, and if you plan your trip at the right time of day, you can be on the beach in Quogue in 90 minutes!

Montauk

Montauk is a famous Hampton town for good reason. This town has more of a west coast surfer vibe and is perfect for anyone who wants to go to the beach and have an amazing nightlife scene. Most of the Hamptons have very small, quaint downtowns, which is why Montauk is such a radical difference.

Sag Habor

If you’re an art lover, more down-to-earth, and are in the LGTQ community, Sag Harbor is the place for you. Stroll down the streets and see beautiful galleries and exhibits, all while enjoying the gorgeous harbor.

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Tel Aviv, Israel

Tel Aviv is the center of culture and fun in Israel, and the entire city is located on the coast of the Mediterranean. There is amazing boutiques, gorgeous neighborhoods like Neve Tzedek, and lots of galleries and museums like the Tel Aviv Museum of Art or the Gutman Museum.

Barcelona, Spain

Everyone knows Barcelona for the La Rambla, amazing nightlife, but often people forget that it’s also a beach town! There is so much beauty in Barcelona will all the Gaudi influences, but it’s also nice to kick back and have a drink on the beach like the locals.

New York, New York

A lot of people go to New York to see the touristic sites, but little people put together that famous Coney Island is actually a beach in Brooklyn! It’s so easy to get out there with the subway, and especially in the summer when the city is so humid, it’s nice to have a break at the beach.

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Tel Aviv, Israel

Located right on the Mediterranean Sea, Tel Aviv is an awesome city with incredible beaches all along. Not only is it a beach city, but it’s also warm for much of the year! It really doesn’t start to cool off in Tel Aviv until around late November or even early December, so you still have several months to enjoy a summertime feeling.

Charleston, South Carolina

Charleston also called ‘Chucktown’ is a wonderful historical city that also happens to be on the Atlantic coast. While the downtown area has incredible colonial homes, delicious low-country restaurants, and more, you can drive just 20 minutes and you’ll be at one of the many beaches the city boasts! Plus, it stays in the 70’s well through October.

Hong Kong

While Hong Kong is an amazing city that people would love to visit, a lot of people don’t know there are also beaches there! It’s actually one of the hottest places in Asia, so you can basically guarantee warm days all year round.

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Quogue

Quogue is a place where the wealthiest of the wealthy might not even consider being the Hamptons since it’s right at the beginning of the official line, but to everyone else, it’s just as much the Hamptons as anywhere else.

The best reason to come to Quogue is that it’s actually the closest to New York City, and if you plan your trip at the right time of day, you can be on the beach in Quogue in 90 minutes!

Montauk

Montauk is a famous Hampton town for good reason. This town has more of a west coast surfer vibe and is perfect for anyone who wants to go to the beach and have an amazing nightlife scene. Most of the Hamptons have very small, quaint downtowns, which is why Montauk is such a radical difference.

Sag Habor

If you’re an art lover, more down-to-earth, and are in the LGTQ community, Sag Harbor is the place for you. Stroll down the streets and see beautiful galleries and exhibits, all while enjoying the gorgeous harbor.

The post These are the Best Towns to Stay in The Hamptons! appeared first on Traveler Master.

Tel Aviv, Israel

Tel Aviv is the center of culture and fun in Israel, and the entire city is located on the coast of the Mediterranean. There is amazing boutiques, gorgeous neighborhoods like Neve Tzedek, and lots of galleries and museums like the Tel Aviv Museum of Art or the Gutman Museum.

Barcelona, Spain

Everyone knows Barcelona for the La Rambla, amazing nightlife, but often people forget that it’s also a beach town! There is so much beauty in Barcelona will all the Gaudi influences, but it’s also nice to kick back and have a drink on the beach like the locals.

New York, New York

A lot of people go to New York to see the touristic sites, but little people put together that famous Coney Island is actually a beach in Brooklyn! It’s so easy to get out there with the subway, and especially in the summer when the city is so humid, it’s nice to have a break at the beach.

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