Witch ones better: Hersey P.A, new Jersey coastline, or virginia beech VA?

Which one out of Hersey P.A, the New Jersey coastline or Virginia Beach, VA, is the best can only be decided by personal tastes. Each area has its own attractions and charms. Climate-wise, they are all pretty close, although Virginia does tend to get hit by tropical cyclones, tornadoes and winter storms.

Here are some of the main points of interest in each area. This should help deciding on which would be the most suitable to personal tastes.

• Virginia Beach, VA

Virginia Beach has 210 city parks, including Mount Trashmore Park, complete with lakes Windsor and Trashmore; Great Neck Park, which is located within Lynnhaven District and features group and mini-shelters, grills and picnic tables, three playgrounds, volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, vending machines, four baseball fields, walking trails and a gazebo overlooking Lynnhaven River.

The national wildlife refuge at Back Bay, features maritime forests, large sand dunes, ponds, fresh water marshes, ocean beach, and compounds for wintering wildfowl.

First Landing and False Cape State Parks and Munden Point are also close by, as, of course, is the three mile long ocean front boardwalk.

• Hershey, PA

Sweet City Hershey, as it is known thanks to Hershey Chocolates, features the Giant Center, the Hershey Bears' home; Hershey's Chocolate World, a virtual tour of the company and a factory store; Hersheypark and Hersheypark Stadium and Arena; the Hershey Museum, Area Playhouse and Public Library; Hershey Lodge, the Cross Country Course at Parkview, and of course the Hershey Shopping Outlets.

• New Jersey Coast Line

What can be said? Around 127 miles of coast line between Sandy Hook and Cape May, lined with more than 50 communities, two of which, Cape May and Long Branch, claim that they were the original seashore resort of the country. Victorian architecture fans will enjoy Cape May and Ocean Grove.