Seawall Boulevard, better known as The Seawall, was designed and constructed shortly after the 1900 storm to protect the Island's residents and properties from another devastating Hurricane.
Seventeen feet above the mean tide, the Seawall stretches west for more than 10 miles from near the island's eastern edge.
The Seawall is a popular attraction for walkers, joggers and tourists alike, the Seawall is a low-key version of Atlantic City's Boardwalk or Southern California's Venice Beach. The Seawall offers numerous restaurants, hotels, shopping, surfing, fishing piers, safe swim beaches and tons of activities and fun for all ages.