Poverty Beach Is A Secret Beach In New Jersey Where The Water Is A Mesmerizing Blue

The Jersey Shore is the middle of it all, especially when New Jersey comes around. Millions of people come to enjoy all this world-famous destination has to offer - from the thrilling boardwalks, to the popular natural destinations. It's enough to make you want to get away from it all - but is there anywhere to do that where the masses haven't found it? Surprisingly, yes! Sewell Point is a barrier spit of around 2.5 miles in Cape May, best known by its other name - Poverty Beach. This was a popular spot in generations past as where the working-class residents of the area visited during the summer. Now, it's the best secret beach in New Jersey, and you'll be greeted by white sands and crystal-blue water as you visit it this summer.

The sandy spit far away from Cape May's most crowded areas welcomes you to the charming area known as Poverty Beach.

This little-known vacation spot used to be popular with the working class, and now it's the area's best-kept secret.

The lack of heavy tourism means the sand is a stunning white, and the water is still a beautiful blue.

The area doesn't have the major tourist attractions you'll find only a few miles away, so you can just take in the sights of beautiful beach housing.

You will find a few interesting sights along the walk, including this historic bunker.

The main attraction here is the beautiful scenery, and that's even more reason to stay the whole day until you see the colors when the sun goes down.

Have you walked along Poverty Beach in Cape May? Let us know about your visit to this secret beach in New Jersey in the comments section! You can find out more on the official Cape May website. While you're in Cape May, why not book a stay at the Jersey Shore's most beautiful adults-only resort?