Take a stroll down to the sand with the Boardwalk Beach puzzle by artist Donna Elias. In short, this 500-piece panoramic jigsaw puzzle captures the easygoing charm of a day at the shore.
About the Artwork
The long, wide format lets the beach scene stretch across the picture, just like the view from a boardwalk. It’s a relaxing, sunny scene that feels like summer.
In addition, Donna Elias’s soft watercolor style gives the artwork a gentle, cheerful feel. Fans of the coast will feel right at home.
If you enjoy this design, be sure to look at Carolina Beach Buckets and This Way… To the Beach, also by Donna Elias.
Where to Start
Start with the long top and bottom edges, then the short sides, to frame the panoramic shape. Next, build the most distinct details, using their colors as a guide. After that, work on the boardwalk and sand. Finally, fill in the water and sky. Because the scene runs side to side, two people can start at opposite ends.
Boardwalk Beach Puzzle Details
- Pieces: 500 (panoramic)
- Finished size: 12″ x 36″
- Artist: Donna Elias
- Part number: 10539
- Made in the USA by Heritage Puzzle
A Boardwalk Beach Puzzle for Shore Lovers
Overall, at 500 pieces, it’s a comfortable size for a relaxing afternoon. The panoramic shape makes it a fun change from a standard rectangle.
For example, set it up on a narrow sideboard or kitchen counter at the beach house. Also, it’s a great puzzle for two people to share.
It also makes a thoughtful gift for anyone who loves boardwalk strolls and ocean views.
Framing Your Panoramic Puzzle
When you finish, the puzzle measures 12″ x 36″. Then glue it with a puzzle saver and let it dry flat. Panoramic frames in this size are easy to find at many frame shops, and it looks great above a sofa or mantel.
Explore More
Finally, see more puzzles by Donna Elias, or browse our Lighthouse Puzzles and Beach Puzzles collections.


Sandy Brown (verified owner) –
I love this puzzle! The watercolors give it a dreamy look. I can picture myself on my Ocean City, NJ, vacations. The only thing missing is the Port O Call Hotel. Fun to build!