Ocean City, Maryland Iconic ArchwayOcean City has some of the best bars and live music, but its nightlife isn't the only thing that keeps visitors coming back. Commercial and sport fishermen leave Ocean City every day for exceptional deep sea fishing. Families love the beaches, the historic carousel, and the boardwalk that was named among the "Top Three in the U. S." by The Travel Channel.

If your ideal vacation involves bare feet

Motorsports gained new ground in 1959 with the opening of the Daytona International Speedway

starting at the northern edge of the city where the Venice jetties open a passage from the Intracoastal Waterway to the Gulf of Mexico

With dozens of golf courses

Fire Island is known for its diversity and acceptance for all - artists and scholars

Families love the beaches

The historic Point Reyes Lighthouse was built in 1870 to warn mariners of navigational hazards and served for 105 years

since many celebrities own fabulous seaside homes here

when beach erosion caused the majestic light tower to crash into the sea

and vacationers seeking an idyllic haven

established by the Dutch in 1631

Named one of the "Top Ten Family Beaches" by MSN Travel