When you go to the beach, are you swimming, tanning, playing, or searching for shells?

I'm usually walking in an out of the way shoreline looking for shark teeth.

That's a coral bowl filled with fossilized teeth (dark ones) and recent teeth.

The answer used to be yes to all of the above. However after having a couple of spots of skin cancer removed, tanning is no longer an option. Another thing I do is watch the wildlife. The news has been mentioning the shark migrations and I would love to go see that. Unfortunately it is also Spring Break and Bike Week in the Daytona Beach area, which means crowds. I am not a fan of a crowded beach.

Yes.

All of the above!  (Except tanning.  Tanning = skin damage.)

It's been so long since I've been to the beach.  I wanna build a sandcastle right now. 

 Go away winter... 

All of the above, really. One time I was searching for sea glass which was pretty cool :)

I don't make myself tan on purpose, but it happens anyway. Last time I was on the beach my friends and I were playing frisbee which was pretty fun :)

I do alittle l bit of everything. I'm not entirely fond of tanning though. I get bored far too easily for that.

Mostly go for the ocean and bands that play there on the beach. A beach day usually amounts to a swim to cool off and back out to warm up type ritual.

I haven't been to the beach in so long....a nice evening or early morning walk with the water running over my feet, building a nice sandcastle, and sea shell hunting....that's me!

Mostly swim and sometimes relax on a  chair while reading a book/using your phone or playing sports with your friends

All of the above plus fishing

Swimming!  I love to swim and it's all I've ever done at the beach since I learnt to swim.  Either that, or see how deep a hole I can dig.

Yes
... I Really love to doing all activities instead
of tanning  ,in
beach side with
my friends .Its make me cool and active,and  find such beautiful
seashells,make sandcastle,create to much fun and enjoyed the  life.Its such a awesome part of my life.