Image via Pexels For those of us looking for a scenic getaway that’s not too far from home, a trip down the intracoastal waterway can open up lots of great sights. Today, The Marine Web will take a look at a few neat spots along the coast that you might glimpse along the way or return to visit later on. St. Catherine’s Island Located in scenic Liberty County, Georgia, St. Catherine’s island is just south of Savanna and is rich in Spanish history. St. Catherine’s island was home to the first Spanish mission in the United States, while present-day Florida remained under the control of Spain. The church of Santa Catalina de Guale has long succumbed to history , and simple wooden pews are all that remained to mark the spot where more than 400 Native Americans found their final resting place. Neptune Beach A popular coastal vacation spot, Neptune Beach is known for its laid-back, small-town feel. Whether you’re in Jacksonville on a business trip or your original destination is Neptune Beach, you don’t want to miss the tranquility of this hidden gem. West Palm Beach You will never get bored on a trip to West Palm Beach, Florida. Between the Norton Museum of Arts, Antique Row, and the wide variety of family-oriented beaches and late-night entertainment venues, there is always something to do in this Atlantic Coast city. West Palm Beach is also just a couple of hours from Disney, where you can experience Space Mountain and see how fast it really is. Also, VisitFlorida.com is the official website of the Florida Tourism Industry Marketing Corporation and offers a wealth of information on this and nearby cities. Tybee Island Tybee Island is not that far from St. Catherine’s Island, but it deserves attention in itself. As home to George’s oldest and tallest lighthouse , Tybee Island is also rich in history. And, if you’re looking for a great place to spend a day, you’ll find the beach, the pier, and local favorite Rock House Bar And Grill all within walking distance of each other. North Topsail Beach Ahoy, matey! If you believe the legends, pirates used what is now known as North Topsail Beach, North Carolina, as a retreat to steal and hide spoils of the sea. Today, according to Treasure Realty, you’re more likely to find jet skis and fishermen in this Onslow County Haven. Atlantic City If you’d rather have excitement over relaxation, Atlantic City is the way to go. Comedy, music, culture, and more are all found on this Jersey shore. Atlantic City is located conveniently off Garden State Parkway if you ever want to visit via land. The Atlantic City Visitor Guide is your personal passport to everything the most exciting city along the intracoastal waterway has to offer. Travel Tips: Whether you are cruising, driving, or flying, keep the following in mind: Pack according to the weather – Check the local forecast, as you never know when days will be hot and nights will be cold. Record the trip – to save the trip for posterity, use this handy video creator then share your memories with the world! Try local cuisine – One of the greatest reasons to travel is to sample the world. Hire a guide – If you’re planning on an excursion in any new location, you can’t go wrong bringing on a guide to point you in the right direction. The intracoastal waterway is one of the least appreciated features of the United States. Whether you’re popping along the coast for a business trip or you want to take a drive or cruise so that your family can see the best of the US, you’ll find something for everyone along the East Coast. If you’re looking for a new or used boat, The Marine Web is here to help. Call 941-375-9140.

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