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Adjectives that describe a Beach:
- sandy
- sunny
- cool
- breezy
- hot
- lazy
- vast
- private
- crowded
- desolate
- peaceful
There are many more that could be used. Just remember that many of the words that can be used to describe anything are contradictory, so you have to choose the ones that fit your picture of a beach. Is the beach that you are talking about big, or small? Crowded, or bereft of people? ... Is it sunny,
salty
loud
fun
serne
peaceful
cool water
endless water
blazing sun
suntan lotion
crashing waves
seagulls
warm sand
naps on the beach
Waves, Beach, sand, ocean, water, float, swim, swimsuit, swim wear, bathing suit, goggles, swim caps, swim shorts, beach blanket, beach umbrella, beach tag, beach pass, beach chair, beach towel, beach pail, bucket, shovel, bury (in the sand), sand castle, sand crabs, starfish, seahorse, rocks, lighthouse, lighthouse monitor, pelican, coast, coastal, coastal flag, coast guard, boat, sail, sail boat, mermaid, turtle, sailor, raft, white caps, boogie board, surf board, pipeline, wave breaks, surf, wave runner, wave rider, wave glider, jump waves, sunblock, sunbath, suntan lotion, sun glasses, sunshine, sun, sunny, shore, seashore, sea, seagull, gull, plane ads (if that applies in your area), boardwalk, beach walk, beach ball, flip flops, beach bag, tan, burn, sunburn, sun hat, bathing suit wrap, beach goer, sun breeze, palm tree, coconuts, beach front, ocean front, treasure, sand dollar, beach stand, beach shack, crab shack, Beach Boys, beach bum, beach hammock, footprints in the sand, sand prints, tropical, tropic, beach dune, dune, seashell, shells, marina, marine, tide, beach tide, beached, shark tooth, shark, dolphin, sea turtle, jelly fish, coral, coral reef, reef, sea life, life guard stand, life guard, sunrise, sunset, and sundown, seamoss, seeweed.
A narrow strip of land covered with sand and pebbles. Or it could be a narrow strip of land at the edge of the sea exposed at low tide and covered by the sea at high tide. Added to which is that families enjoy themselves under the summer sun
sparkling, shining, shiny, sparkly, white foam, crashing waves, shore, deep blue sea, tsunamis, hurricanes, sea, dark, beautiful, devastating, raging, fury, splash, intimate, majestic, never-ending, peaceful, paradise, playful, wild, wondrous, calm, spray, mist, surf, tidal wave, wet, sea, floor... :)
- fun
- waves
- hot (most places)
- flip flops
- summer
- sunglasses
- swimsuit
- sunscreen
- sand
- sand-castle
- sunny (most places)
- fun
- volley-ball
- swimming
- lifeguards
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