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Young Adult section of your local library. If it has a 3.8 rating on Goodreads then YA is totally justified, right? This is the kind of vacation where you only get up from that lounge chair to pig out on dinner before entering a food coma and putting yourself to bed at 9:00 PM. 

Having resisted against this type of relaxation in favor of sightseeing trips for so many years, I think it took learning how to actually relax before I recognized that “trip balance” is so important. I now make it a priority to discern what my body and mind need and then I plan accordingly. Am I yearning for peace or adventure?
And, just because your beach vacation is supposed to be relaxing, doesn’t always mean it’s a seamless transition. It might take a couple of days to get into vacation mode. 
Between travels, I love reading beach quotes because they absolutely bring a sense of nostalgia for your last beach trip and inspire you to plan an upcoming beach outing. That is why I decided to curate a list of my absolute favorite beach sayings, including some funny beach quotes, inspirational beach quotes, and beach photo captions as well. Hopefully these quotes will allow you to dream up your next beach vacation, and then actually get you to actively plan one ASAP!

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Sun, sea and sand – the three ‘S’ words that bring to mind peace, relaxation, fun, magnificent landscapes and good times! For so many people, the word Beach is synonymous with special treasured memories.
Do you recall a childhood family vacation digging in the sand with buckets and spades? Did your husband propose to you on an exotic tropical island beach? Perhaps you enjoy walking along a beach at sunset with your loyal dog. Sitting on the rocks watching massive waves crashing and throwing up white spray has motivated many a poet, writer and artist.
The beach is part of our lives. Whether we are lucky enough to live close by or have to travel many miles from an inland location, the call of the beach is always with us.
The ocean reflects changing colors – just like our emotions. Calm, azure blue waters tempt us to put in a toe. Wild, dark black waves in a storm will thrill and make us stand in awe of nature. Walk along a rocky seashore and stop to peer into the rock pools – each one is a tiny landscape filled with a myriad of colorful ocean creatures, fish, shells, corals and sponges. Their diversity challenges the mind
  1. “To go out with the setting sun on an empty beach is to truly embrace your solitude.” ―

When you are caught up in the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it can be difficult to stop and relax. Thinking about a beach instantly transports you to a place of calm and serenity. A place where your mind, body and soul can regroup and be revitalized.

The beach inspires and motivates. It allows you to ponder upon the meaning on life, think through your problems or simply sit with a loved one and reflect. Families bond after a hectic work and school life and enjoy simple pleasures like building sandcastles and eating cooling ice cream. Lovers stroll hand in hand along a deserted shore as the sunsets. A lone fisherman sets sail on a small boat to find the early morning catch.

Read our collection of inspirational beach quotes and fill your soul. They are gathered from famous explorers who crossed the treacherous seas, from modern-day psychologists, inspirational speakers and those that remain anonymous. Each one will uplift, excite and give you a new outlook on life. Feel humbled in the face of the mighty ocean. Gather strength from the lone lighthouse that guides seafarers safely to shore. Experience the wild tides and the calm tides and know that life is beautiful, changing and challenging and that you are up to it.

Our inspirational quotes can be written in your diary or captured on your mobile phone. Frame one and hang on a wall or offer to a friend in need.

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