Rye occupies an eight-mile stretch of New Hampshire's seacoast and offers panoramic views of the ocean, the Isles of Shoals and the surrounding region. Visitors may also enjoy the scenery by traveling to either Wallis Sands State Beach or Jenness Beach. Swimming is available at both of these locations. Picturesque Rye Harbor is a departure point for whale watching cruises and deep-sea fishing boats. Both of these events offer great family entertainment.
Rye offers quieter, more peaceful surroundings and is a great place for rest and relaxation.
Click here for map. Seabrook The town of Seabrook was named for the Seabrook River which flows into the Atlantic Ocean and is the border town with Massachusetts. Many visitors come to enjoy an exciting day at the Seabrook Greyhound Park on Route 107 which offers live greyhound racing and simulcast horse racing. Another attraction is the Seabrook Science and Nature Center. The Science Center offers on-going science and wildlife programs and includes aquariums and wildlife exhibits.