Top Memories of Cape May…

1. The serenity at Sunset Beach as the sun retires into the Delaware Bay

2. Sips and scones at the Twinings Tearoom at the 1878 Physick Estate

3. The majesty of the 157-foot historic Cape May Lighthouse against a spectacular blue sky

4. Appreciation for daily life in the '50s (1850s, that is) as enacted at Historic Cold Spring Village

5. The soft hue from authentic gas-lit streets as you stroll the Washington Street Shops

6. The indescribable joy of seeing dolphins in the wild

7. The sweet music of the springtime Cape May Music or Jazz Festival

8. The gracefulness of the giraffes at the Cape May Park & Zoo

9. Recognition that the migration of birds is a grand tribute to the circle of life

10. The talent exhibited at the boardwalk arts & crafts festivals

11. The savory breakfast at the Mad Batter Restaurant for waffles and whipped cream

12. The beauty of the Christmas Lamplighter House Tour

Cape May NJ…A year-round Resort

Close your eyes and imagine a thriving seashore town in the 1800s. Smell the fresh ocean air and listen to the "clip-clop" of horses and buggies meandering on the cobblestone lanes. Now open your eyes and gaze upon street after street of colorful and historic Victorian hotels, B&Bs, restaurants and shops. It's not your imagination - it's the seaside community of Cape May, at the tip of the Jersey Cape.

We offer Cape May beach house rentals near town and in quiet neighborhoods. We will help you plan a vacation to remember. Contact us today and escape tomorrow. Experience the rainbow of tulips in spring. Discover the summer sparkle of "Cape May diamonds" on the beaches. Hear the spectacle of migrating birds and the soothing tones of the saxophone at the fall Jazz Festival. Marvel at the finds during the winter antique festival. Enjoy your New Jersey Shore rental home in the oldest seaside resort in America, truly a resort for all seasons.

On the Way to Cape May…

Driving Directions:
From Philadelphia: Take the Atlantic City Expressway to the Garden State Parkway South. Get off at Exit Zero. (approx.100 miles and 1½ hours total travel time)

From North Jersey/New York City:
Take the New Jersey Turnpike to the Garden State Parkway (Exit 11) and continue to Exit Zero. (approx.160 miles from NYC and 2½ hours total travel time)

Ferry Travel:
From Delaware and Virginia: Take the scheduled 40-minute trip (with or without your car) on the Cape May-Lewes Ferry. Shuttles run regularly from the dock to downtown Cape May. Check details at www.capemaylewesferry.com.

*Photo courtesy of Cape May County Tourism

Beaches are why you came, everything else is why you return!