Tobay Beach
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The ocean at Tobay Beach.
Tobay Beach
Credit: Nina Ruggiero
Nassau's sites are on the east end of South Oyster Bay's Tobay Beach, where nonresidents can surf Mon.-Fri., except holidays, and town residents can surf any day (parking fees: residents $20 daily, $60 season; nonresidents $50 daily, Mon.- Fri. only, except holidays.)
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The ocean side of Tobay Beach.
Credit: Newsday photo / Nina Ruggiero
A foggy day at Tobay Beach.
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Volunteers are sought for a community cleanup Sunday from 10 a.m. to noon at Tobay Beach.
Credit: Newsday photo / Nina Ruggiero
The covered picnic area next to the concession stand overlooking the ocean at Tobay Beach.
Credit: Newsday photo / Nina Ruggiero
The entrance at Tobay Beach.
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The Seafood Shack next to the bay at Tobay Beach.
Credit: Newsday photo / Nina Ruggiero
The Seafood Shack at Tobay Beach.
Credit: Newsday photo / Nina Ruggiero
A young boy throws around a football at Tobay Beach.
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The ocean side of Tobay Beach.
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Playground at Tobay Beach.
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Inside the Seafood Shack at Tobay Beach
Credit: Newsday photo / Nina Ruggiero
The showers at Tobay Beach.
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A family enjoys a late afternoon at Tobay Beach.
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Lifegaurds watch the bay at Tobay Beach.
Credit: Newsday photo / Nina Ruggiero
The September 11 memorial near the bay at Tobay Beach
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