I got a shirt, sweater and a dress. The prices here are fantastic. The staff is always very nice…read more They are always nice to my daughter too. I actually shop here all the time. 40 percent off, you can't beat it. I shop at the other surf shops on the island too. So getting deals is always nice! Thank you guys for always being so nice to my daughter

This place is awesome. They have really cute teens and women's clothing. The workers here are super…read morehelpful and try to help you find what you need. The board service is phenomenal

Brian....get better staff. I surfed with you in the 80's and reached out to say hi, your teenage…read morehelp are RUDE, EMBARRASSING AND USLESS. what a shame that you have these idiots answering the phone. Brian I hope you are well, as a successful business owner here is some advice....fire every one of those pathetic teenagers that work for you, they are doing zero for your brand.

Nice LOCAL surf/skate shop packed with all kinds of boards and gear. The owner is friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. I look forward to returning soon!

Too the lady Sandy leaving that retarded review. It says Surf in the store name before skate? Dummyread more

Besides the lack of bathrooms, this beach is pretty supreme…read more I ran around for hours playing frisbee, a luxury at the jersey shore (as many of y'all are probably well-aware). This beach is decidedly sleepier than Ocean City, Sea Isle, and many non-LBI beaches, and most of its charm is from its inherent "coziness." The lifeguards were very kind and vigilant, making sure that the no-swimming zones were properly demarcated and that we could enjoy the offings of the beach. Free street parking and some mini golf and ice cream nearby. What more can I say? :)

Gorgeous beach, beautiful at sunset. A residential paradise, peaceful and recommended by all the…read morelocals!

Perfect beach location!!!!…read more If you want Cotton candy, funnel cake, taffy, and fist bumping.. this is NOT for you! I think this beach is one of the cleanest and quietest beaches I've been on in NJ. You can spend the entire day here just relaxing. Free parking on the streets. Highly recommend when you need that quiet getaway.

Once again we have the same girl lifeguard on Union Ave who's oblivious to what's going on in the…read morewater. More worried about chatting with friends putting sweatpants on and off and fixing hair than worrying about the kid with a 6' hard surfboard not foam with three fins on the bottom riding through the shallow water where all the smaller kids are. We shouldn't have to tell a lifeguard how to do their job they are supposed to be competent if you haven't noticed the surfboard directly in front of your stand banging into little kids. I dont fell you are remotely close to noticing someone drowning or in need of assistance. Piss poor example of a lifeguard.

Beautiful Too pretty , really don't want to share -…read more Best place for sunsets and to sit and relax , place the road to get here is do pretty as well.

Untouchable beautiful point of island. Fishing, parking, meditation and limited parking. Must visit…read moreat least once.

Long Beach Island on the Jersey Shore is a wonderful spot for a weekend event if relatives of the…read morebirthday boy are in Virginia, New York, New Jersey & Pennsylvania. Twice we had a weekend at the same rental near the southern tip of the island. In the offseason beach rentals are much more reasonably priced & available for a weekend only if one chooses, The spot was great. The ocean was beautiful viewed through the sliding glass back doors. Walk straight out from the house to the sand dunes and the ocean. There were only houses in the area where we stayed. One had to drive up to Beach Haven for restaurants and shopping. The beach itself was the same gorgeous Atlantic Ocean that we are blessed to have in Virginia Beach, although the beach and dunes were wider. The houses were all new, possibly because of Superstorm Sandy that had once devastated the Jersey Shore. It really isn't a bad drive from Coastal Virginia, living as close as I do to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel. My normal route up Highway 13 to Brooklyn only has one difference. Instead of taking the Jersey Turnpike, I exit on I-295 and continue to the Cherry Hill, NJ exit. Then I take the narrow backroads across New Jersey, which includes a huge, dark state park. This route leads to the southernmost bridge to Long Beach Island. I think the town you reach is called Surf City. It's an old style beach town with new construction interspersed because of Sandy. I'm always running late & wasn't enticed by their touristy attractions and businesses. To get to our rental head south on Long Beach Boulevard, past the commercialized portion of Beach Haven, until you're near where the road ends and the barrier island narrows. Always seeming to leave late I usually traveled the trip across New Jersey at night. Once it was snowing, making for a stressful drive alone with low visibility on the narrow, dark roads. Much to my surprise I was the first to reach the house. But even more of a surprise was that the door lock was frozen and I couldn't get it open. Passing through Beach Haven I remembered seeing a large restaurant & tavern. That seemed the perfect spot to eat & wait for my son & grandson to arrive. Spending the weekend on Long Beach Island with the beach covered in snow was a beautiful & exhilarating experience. For those of you who vacation south of our beautiful beach town, try a beach town to the north for a completely different experience. I love Long Beach Island on the Jersey Shore and look forward to another return visit.

A wonderful place to come and enjoy beautiful moments…read more I meditate lad today and sketched.... And shopped. Really special place . Love it.