Nearly everyone loves spending a day at the beach. In any season, the sand and the surf provide memorable backdrops for amazing sandcastles, beautiful tans, painful burns, and many of the events that shape our lives. These beach blankets can help you enjoy a space free of sand during your next day at the beach and many more to follow.
Great versatility
Large enough to comfortably hold seven adults, this Wekapo blanket is 10’ by 9’ and features four anchor loops and comes with six metal stakes. It features four corner pockets, is sand proof, water-resistant, and dries quickly. In addition to using it as a beach blanket, you can use it for camping, picnics, hiking, and more.
Compact and convenient
Easily portable thanks to the handy carrying straps, this beach mat is durable and weatherproof. It’s also mildew resistant and large enough to hold four adults. It’s also lightweight and easy to clean – just wipe it down. It folds to a compact size to offer easy storage and transport.
Quick to dry
Created to provide a dry comfortable location to enjoy during your beach experience, this blanket dries quickly, is easy to clean, and lasts a long time. The blanket folds out to five feet by five feet and stores compactly when not in use. It’s fit for picnics and other outdoor adventures, too.
Eco-friendly too
Waterproof backing prevents ground moisture from becoming a problem with this picnic, camping, or beach blanket. This beach blanket behaves more like a mat. It is sand- and water-proof and planet-friendly. The ZOMAKE blanket folds up easily after your beach adventure and is easy to store. It measures 79 inches by 59 inches and folds to a compact size for storage and features a convenient strap for easy carrying.
Fits two comfortably
This beach tapestry is made of 100 percent cotton and is 70 inches in diameter. While you can hang this beach tapestry in your home, the RAAJSEE lightweight blanket is also ideal for yoga, a dining tablecloth, and more. The eye-catching design will have everyone asking you where you bought it.
