National Beach Day

August 30, Saturday

National Beach Day
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National Beach Day in the USA is celebrated annually on August 30. This holiday is dedicated to relaxing by the sea, ocean, lake, or river where there is a beach. It reminds people of the value of time spent outdoors, by the water and in the sun, as well as the importance of preserving nature and caring for coastlines.

History of the holiday
The exact date of the establishment of National Beach Day is unknown, but the holiday gained popularity in recent decades thanks to active promotion in the media and social networks. Its goal is to remind people of the joy of summer recreation and to draw attention to the importance of coastal ecology.

Traditions of celebration
On this day, Americans prefer to spend time on beaches. Most often this is accompanied by various activities:

* Swimming and sunbathing
* Picnics on the shore
* Playing beach volleyball, frisbee, and other games
* Water sports such as surfing, kayaking, or jet skiing
* Walks along the coast and collecting seashells
* Participation in beach clean-up events

Meaning of the holiday
National Beach Day symbolizes relaxation, joy, and care for nature. It unites people in the desire to enjoy the beauty of coastal landscapes and reminds them that ecology and the preservation of clean water and beaches directly depend on everyone.
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