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Sandy Hook
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Towns / Other destinations / Culture and History / Travel to Sandy Hook, visa requirements By car By Ferry / Get around / Sandy Hook attractions and sightseeing / Gunnison Beach / City tours / Good restaurants and cheap meals / Sandy Hook nightlife, bars, clubs and pubs. / Stay / Get outSandy Hook is a narrow land spit on the Atlantic coast of New Jersey. It is owned by the Federal Government and most is managed by the National Park Service as one of three units comprising Gateway National Recreation Area.
Towns
- Navesink Beach
- Normandie
- Sea Bright
- Low Moor
- Gallilee (New Jersey)
Other destinations
Gateway National Recreation Area
Culture and History
Travel to Sandy Hook & Visa Requirements
By car
Garden State Parkway to Exit 117 then follow Route 36 east for 12 miles.
By Ferry
- Seastreak, Phone: 1-800-BOATRIDE, [1]. This is a very large and luxurious catamaran commuter ferry. Leaves from Pier 11 & East 34th Street in Manhattan directly to Sandy Hook, a thirty minute trip. Tickets are sold as you get on the ferry. $45 includes ferry and bus fares. On the ferry, there should be someone handing out maps of Sandy Hook. When you get there, after the 1 hour ride, you can walk to the beach or take a shuttle bus (yellow school bus). There are 3 main beaches, but the only nude beach is Gunnison. To walk to the beach just follow the other people heading out past the lighthouse. It takes about 15 minutes whether you walk or catch the shuttle.
- Sandy Hook Beach Express, Circle Line Downtown's service was cancelled in 2007.
Tours & Getting around Sandy Hook
Sandy Hook attractions and sightseeing
Gunnison Beach
Gunnison Beach is one of the largest nude beaches in America. Gunnison beach in New Jersey is the easiest beach to get to by public transport from Manhattan. The ferry ride takes about an hour.
Sandy Hook city tours
Sandy Hook Restaurants: cheap, moderate and expensive
Sandy Hook nightlife, bars, clubs & pubs
Stay
Get out
This page was last edited at 15:27, on 30 September 2008 by George Miziuk. Based on work by Melissa, David, camarill@circlelineferry.com, bh, Jim Logan and Ryan Holliday, Wikitravel user(s) Fbdave and Anonymous user(s) of Wikitravel.
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