How to Talk to Guys at the Beach
#2 Conversation Options
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"The water looks amazing today! Have you been in yet?"
A classic, safe conversation starter about the immediate environment. Easy to expand on.
"You look like you're really enjoying yourself. Are you on vacation?"
An observant and slightly forward question that can lead to vacation stories or local life.
"I'm trying to decide if I should [go for a swim/grab some ice cream]. What do you recommend?"
Asking for a low-stakes opinion, involving them in a small decision.
"This is such a perfect day for the beach, isn't it?"
A positive, shared observation that invites agreement and further comment.
"I'm just loving this [sunshine/breeze] today. What's your favorite part about coming to the beach?"
Sharing an appreciation and then asking about their personal enjoyment.
"Do you know if there's a good spot to grab [lunch/coffee] around here?"
Asking for local recommendations, implying you value their knowledge.
"Wow, that's a serious [surfboard/paddleboard]. Are you pretty good at [surfing/paddleboarding]?"
Complimenting their gear and asking about their skill, showing interest in their activity.
"That's a really cool [hat/pair of sunglasses]. Where did you get it?"
A direct, low-risk compliment about an accessory.
"I love the sound of the [waves/gulls] out here. Do you come to this beach often?"
Appreciating the ambiance and then asking about their familiarity with the location.
"This [book/magazine] looks interesting. What are you reading?"
Showing curiosity about their leisure activity and inviting them to share a bit about their interests.
"That looks like a really comfortable [beach chair/towel]. Where did you find it?"
A low-risk compliment and question about an item they're using, opening the door for them to share a bit about themselves or their preferences.
"I'm trying to get a good [tan/shade]. Any tips for avoiding a [sunburn/getting too hot]?"
Asking for advice, implying you value their experience.