We decided to take the ferry from Cape Henlopen to Cape May to break up our drive back from Ocean City, MD to New York. The ferry terminal in Delaware is located within the Cape Henlopen State Park. I wanted to get to the ferry...
Viewing dolphins and whales in their natural habitat is one of the most incredible experiences! The 110 foot long Cape May Whale Watcher boat, offers a fully narrated tour which goes to the Delaware Bay and Atlantic Ocean to view both dolphins and whales in...
The charming Cape May County Zoo was created in 1978 within the Cape May County Park. At the time of the zoo's opening, there were just a few basic animals. Over the years more and more animals were added. Today the zoo consists of 550 animals...
The Emlen Physick Estate, set on a beautifully landscaped property, is a historical treasure. The 18-room-Physick Estate was built in 1879 and provides an in depth glimpse of the Victorian lifestyle as lived by the Physick family during that period. The Estate consists of The...
The Cape May trolley tour is an excellent way to tour the historic district in a comfortable relaxed fashion. The knowledgeable guides give a full historic rundown of America’s first seaside resort and point out the Victorian houses along the way. The Cape May Trolley...
The Lighthouse, located at Cape May Point State Park, hosts nearly 80,000 visitors a year. The present tower is the third documented lighthouse to be built at Cape May Point. The first was built in 1823; the second in 1847, the current Lighthouse was...