Wollaston Beach, located in Quincy, Massachusetts, is the largest public beach in Boston Harbor. It stretches for approximately 2.3 miles along Quincy Shore Drive, offering stunning views of the harbor and surrounding areas like Boston, South Boston, and the Boston Harbor Islands. The beach is part of the Quincy Shore Reservation, which includes amenities such as a promenade, jogging and biking trails, and picnic areas. Historically, Wollaston Beach has faced environmental challenges but has been revitalized as a popular summer destination for both locals and tourists.
The beach's promenade is bustling with walkers, runners, and cyclists, and it features seasonal restaurants that specialize in seafood. Visitors can enjoy activities like swimming, fishing, and kayaking, making it a versatile spot for outdoor enthusiasts.
Wollaston Beach also holds historical significance, with sites like Moswetuset Hummock, a former Native American summer campsite, now a National Historic Site.