Have You Been to South Beach in Staten Island?

You can commute without much fuss from another borough of NYC. Plan how to get to Staten Island by the ferry.

From St George Ferry Terminal in Staten Island, take the Bus S51 from Ramp B. This ride may not take longer than 20 minutes passing by Staten Island's downtown and picturesque streets to take you the Beach.

Get off at Sand Land and Dolphin Fountain, and the Beach is just a block away across the street from the traffic stop light. Have fun!


Zen like view......the skies looking peaceful, and myself feeling rested even for a moment that seemed to last for a long while




I didn't venture to these spots anymore; they have to be explored next visit.



The Verrazano-Narrows Bridge from a short distance



The owners of this pug were pleased to be asked to have their pet be photographed....he just looks so strong and fit! and ready to punch anytime! LOL




"Madonna and child" poses at the beach? after the beach?



Was surprised to see a wind vane with a dolphin attached to it



Lovely seeing Snoopy up there while being at the beach!



If she happened to be perched on much lower lounge seat with a similar size huge umbrella, you won't think she's at work as the lifeguard, would you?



The sign posted on the boardwalk lists down some of the notable movies that were shot in Staten Island, including "Birth of a Nation." Hmmm...Impressive!



My friend & me in our shadows on this beach which was a last minute choice of place to visit in Staten Island



Swimmers better heed this sign....



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Alan said…
Yes; South Beach is truly one of NYC's best kept secrets. In some ways it is superior to the far more reknown Jones Beach. Hell, it is more intimate and homey with vistas of Brooklyn to be had. (I'm the chap whose shadow you see herein.)





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