Public Transit
Use the A train or the NYC Ferry for the most convenient and scenic access from Manhattan.





Located on the Rockaway Peninsula, Arverne is a neighborhood in Queens that has transformed into a sought-after coastal destination. It is defined by its extensive shoreline along the Atlantic Ocean, providing a rare beach experience within New York City limits. The area is a hub for the local surf culture, particularly around the 67th Street surf break. Visitors can enjoy the expansive boardwalk, modern residential architecture, and a growing selection of local shops and eateries. Its accessibility via the subway and ferry makes it a popular getaway for those seeking sun, sand, and surf without leaving the city.
Located on the Rockaway Peninsula, Arverne is a neighborhood in Queens that has transformed into a sought-after coastal destination. It is defined by its extensive shoreline along the Atlantic Ocean, providing a rare beach experience within New York City limits. The area is a hub for the local surf culture, particularly around the 67th Street surf break. Visitors can enjoy the expansive boardwalk, modern residential architecture, and a growing selection of local shops and eateries. Its accessibility via the subway and ferry makes it a popular getaway for those seeking sun, sand, and surf without leaving the city.
Miles of sandy Atlantic coastline.
Designated surfing beaches at 67th-69th Streets.
A long, scenic boardwalk for walking and biking.
Direct transit links to Manhattan via the A train.
Direct access to the Atlantic Ocean and Rockaway Beach.
A significant hub for New York City's surfing community.
Ongoing urban renewal and new residential developments.
Seasonal variations in crowds and available amenities.
Use the A train or the NYC Ferry for the most convenient and scenic access from Manhattan.
Always swim in designated areas where lifeguards are present, typically from Memorial Day through Labor Day.
Surfers and city dwellers looking for a beach escape.
USD $
$150-$250 p/day
14,120
Respect local surf zones and check wave conditions before heading out to the 67th-69th Street breaks.
Rent a bike or take a long walk to explore the full length of the Rockaway boardwalk.
English, Spanish
June-September
A quiet time for beach walks and enjoying the fresh sea air before the summer rush.
The most popular time to visit for swimming, surfing, and boardwalk concessions.
Excellent for surfing as the Atlantic remains relatively warm and the crowds thin out.
A peaceful, desolate beauty defines the beach, attracting dedicated year-round surfers.