beachside

[ beech-sahyd ]

adjective

1. situated on or facing a beach:

   a beachside hotel.

Word History and Origins

Origin of beachside¹

1950–55; beach + side ¹, on the model of seaside

Example Sentences

You can join them at beachside haunt Tennis or cavernous Disco 305 AD where you’ll likely be asked to show your vaccine card on entry.

From The Daily Beast

Head west from the eight wooded sites and a short but steep trail takes you to some of the best beachside bouldering in the country—the north side of the beach is tribal land and off-limits to climbers.

From Outside Online

Though several experts have offered opinions, the actual cause of the incident remains a mystery to city officials, and it has left many wondering about the structural integrity of the buildings they live and work in, beyond the beachside community.

From Quartz

The best restaurants deliver all the magic, romance, and aesthetic promised by the trendy beachside destination.

From Eater

Cruwys co-wrote a paper on “Schoolies,” which is a week-long beachside festival that celebrates the end of high school.

From Washington Post

Netanya, for instance, is a beachside destination enjoyed by French tourists, among others.

From The Daily Beast

Since Wright had no plans to take part in the beachside homily and ticket booths were shuttered, she was out of luck.

From The Daily Beast

She had left the White House and was recuperating with a beachside vacation.

From The Daily Beast