What creators say
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“atlantic avenue beach in amagansett is a town beach with a very specific piece of history — it's the stretch of long island coast where german saboteurs were actually landed by u-boat in 1942 during operation pastorius, which is the kind of WWII story that makes the drive out worthwhile even before you hit the water. today it's a clean, wide, locals-favored beach adjacent to the atlantic double dunes wildlife refuge where piping plovers nest in season, and reviewers describe 'wild waves and sand banks' and 'beautiful, gorgeous beach' energy that's a step removed from the main beach circus in east hampton. town parking permit or $50/day for non-residents — factor that into your route planning as a scenic pit stop between hither hills and the more accessible surf beaches.”
Keith Tucci in Sand Mode: The Off-Road & 4x4 Beach Guide to the Hamptons
