National Beach Day

National Beach Day

Everyone enjoys a day at the beach, don’t they? Celebrate your love for the coast on August 30, National Beach Day. This holiday, which began in 2014, aims to raise awareness about the beauty of beaches while also emphasizing the importance of keeping them clean and safe. Here’s how you can contribute: After enjoying the beach, make sure to leave no trace behind. Avoid trapping or entangling animals in trash, both on land and in the water. So, go swimming, diving, surfing, and enjoy the aquatic playgrounds the world has to offer. Just remember to do your part in protecting one of our most precious natural resources — our beaches.

Holiday date
  30 August
Rubric: Leisure

About the holiday

Brief History

Beaches are beloved places for outdoor activities such as swimming, sports, building sandcastles, picnics, playing frisbee and enjoying the feel of sand between the toes. However, like many other precious areas of the earth, beaches are degrading due to human interference and global climate change. National Beach Day, founded in 2014 by animal activist and lifestyle expert Colleen Paige, encourages people to enjoy beaches and protect them.

How to celebrate

There are many ways to celebrate National Beach Day. One of the most popular ways is to visit the beach and enjoy the sun, sand, and surf. Many people also participate in beach clean-ups, which are organized by local groups and organizations. These clean-ups help to keep our beaches clean and healthy for future generations.

National Beach Day

Interesting facts

  1. National Beach Day is celebrated on the first Sunday in August.
  2. Beaches provide important ecosystem services, such as protecting against storm surges and absorbing carbon dioxide.
  3. The world's longest beach, Copacabana Beach in Brazil, stretches for over 16 kilometers.
  4. The world's most beautiful beach, Anse Source d'Argent in Seychelles, is known for its turquoise waters and soft white sand.
  5. National Beach Day is a great opportunity to learn more about the importance of protecting our beaches and what we can do to help.

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Friends, today is a special day. Let's celebrate our beautiful coastlines. We must protect them for our children. Our beaches are not just pretty places. They are homes for animals and help our economy. We should love and protect our beaches. They are something we all should enjoy.

Alena Potapova

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