6. Sand Blasters One of the most frustrating parts about going to the beach is finding sand for days afterward. Regardless of the showers provided at most beaches and the endless shaking and brushing off, some sand always seems to make its way home. Make sure to take along some washcloths in plastic bags or wipes in containers for cleaning off sand from little hands and feet. Another great way to remove sand is to use baby powder, especially for diapered...

3. Beach Umbrella An umbrella is another great way to protect skin from the sun. Having a large umbrella at the beach also keeps bags, towels, and belongings a bit more covered and protected. The Sport-Brella Umbrella is a great choice because it is rainproof for wetter climates. Another popular choice is the Coolibar Umbrella, For independent beachgoers, a chair with an attached shade covering is a great option that is easy to carry and provides sun protection for one. 4. Beach Blanket Oversized towels...

From coast to coast, the beach is one of the most popular sunspots for both tourists and locals. For buyers who live in a beach house or in the suburbs, spending the weekend on the shore is a great way to relax and enjoy sinking wet toes into the sand. However, without the best supplies, relaxation can turn into stress and frustration for those who are not properly prepared. Luckily, it does not take a truckload of supplies to have...