A list of the best beach games, ranked from the most popular beach game ideas to the least popular based on votes from people like you. This list discusses the best ideas for games to play at the beach and includes games for both kids and adults. If you’ve been asking the question, “What are the absolute best beach games out there?” you’ve made it to the place that discusses the most relevant answers and will allow you to have plenty of fun in the sun on your next big beach adventure.
The ideas featured on this list include only the most popular games to play at the beach, and includes suggestions such as: Have a beach volleyball tournament, build a giant bonfire and see who can eat the most s’mores, have a bonfire hot dog eating contest, host a treasure hunt, play beach Frisbee, dig a channel to the sea – see who can dig it the fastest, make a dam using sand and pebbles, dig a hole and see which hole can hold the most water and have a go at sand sculpture – the best castle wins. If there’s a game listed here that you think is the absolute best one please be sure and vote for your favorite one today.
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Play Beach Frisbee!
Place Several Shells in a Glass Jar and See Who Can Guess How Many There Are
Have a Beach Volleyball Tournament.
Play Flag Football in the Sand.
Have a Kite Flying Contest - the Kite That Flies the Highest Wins!
The Bucket Game
You’ll need four buckets, two small ones and two much larger ones. Place the large buckets in the sand, give the small buckets to your kids, and tell them to race down to the water and bring back water to put in the big bucket. The winner is whoever fills their bucket first or has the most water after a few minutes.
Make a Dam Using Sand and Pebbles
Musical Towels
Just arrange the towels in a circle (fold them in half in necessary), play some music, and cut it off and see who gets a seat.
Host a Game of Bowls (Boules, Petanque).
The Shell Toss Game
This is basically a “darts” kind of game: draw a big circle in the sand with smaller concentric circles inside, stand about ten feet back, and toss a recently-found sea shell in. Whoever gets closest to the center wins.