When the temperatures warm up, there will be no shortage of people heading to their local beaches for fun in the sun.
As you are packing towels, umbrellas and sunblock, certain states have odd laws that may catch you off guard.
Here are six laws to follow when planning a beach getaway in these areas.
A typical beach activity for visitors is playing in the sand, which sometimes involves digging a hole. However, FOX Business reports that some states consider this an illegal act at beaches.
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In Delaware, Bethany Beach prohibits digging a large hole in the sand. At Myrtle Beach in South Carolina, visitors can’t dig a hole deeper than two feet with a shovel. When someone digs a hole, individuals have to fill it back up before leaving the beach. The use of metal shovels to dig is also prohibited here.
Beachgoers can take sand at most beaches, but some don’t allow it like Horry County beaches in South Carolina. Visitors should check the laws in the area before visiting the beach. Citing the Myrtle Beach Sun News, FOX Business reported that Horry County Beach has had this law in place since 1956.
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South Carolina has rules related to sand on its beaches, but also playing pinball, depending on your age. It’s illegal in the state to play the game if you are under 18 years old.
For visitors heading to beaches in Florida, it’s recommended that you limit your singing. In the state, it’s illegal to sing in a swimsuit. FOX Business notes that while the strange law isn’t usually enforced, it still exists.
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Miami is considered one of the popular vacation destinations. If you have a taste for an orange, visitors won’t find it on area beaches because it’s illegal to sell oranges on the sidewalks of beaches in Miami. People violating this law may face up to 30 days in jail.
Throwing a football or Frisbee around on the beach isn’t uncommon, but many beaches prohibit it, including Ocean City, Maryland Beach, and Bethany Beach, Delaware.
FOX Business contributed to this report. This story was reported from Washington, D.C.