Tiny Beach

Difficult to access but it's worth seeing a (mostly) natural stretch of sandy beach on Manhattan island. Unchanged for millennia, I believe. Here's a Christmas Day 2026 view.

Nice view of the Henry Hudson or just sit and enjoy the Amtrak or the Hudson line when it crosses. The downside is all the garbage left and broken glass bottles. Super muddy 😬glad we didn’t encounter any wild animals lol.

A lot of people call it Tiny Beach, I know it as Spuyten Duyvil Beach and have landed there many times day and night while on or guiding kayaking trips, usu Manhattan circumnavigations. The beach itself is mostly sandy, a little off the beach it can get muddy. Great spot to rest and have some food or change into warmer or drier clothes. Easy to get into and out of—tho it can be difficult to see on a dark, moonless night without a bright flashlight.

Luxury secluded five star private getaway beach at the elevated location at peak of Manhattan! Must see!

A hidden gem of Uptown Manhattan. Not many know about the sandy beach in Inwood on the far northern tip of the island. It's a refuge for birds and a thriving ecosystem with growing biodiversity.

The place was very clean and pretty my little sister almost stepped on a piece of glass which was no fun but overall the place was very nice (STOP PUTTING GLASS,CIGARS OR ANYTHING ON THE FLOOR WHERE CHILDREN ARE ITS DANGEROUS!!!)

Great place, the very beginning of Manhattan