Amusements - Miniature Golf, Ice Cream Parlor, batting cages and more fun abound at the Cape!

The Arts - are alive & well on the Cape with musicals, drama, dinner theaters, brass bands, string bands, jazz festivals, art leagues, sweet adelines, vespers, & more!

Atlantic City Boardwalk & Casinos - Beachcomber is only 40 minutes from Atlantic City's famous casinos, shows, restaurants, one arm bandits, and glitz and glitter that only our casinos have. It's just like monopoly! www.atlanticcitynj.com

BEACHES - The Beautiful Beaches of Cape May & Wildwood are our #1 Tourist Attraction and rate in the top 10 in the US ! A day full of fun and sun for the entire family! Wildwood beaches are free. Cape May & other beaches require a beach tag fee.

Bennet Bogs - This 27 acre site of unusual freshwater inland bogs is flooded winter through spring. View crayfish, butterflies, and plants in the summer & fall.

Bike and Foot Trail - 2 1/2 mile paved path is great for exercise or to get to Cold Spring Village in minutes!

Boating - When in Cape May County , do as the locals do! Dozens of boats leaving Cape May & Wildwood marinas every day! Ride on an 80' schooner or an old fashioned paddle boat. Enjoy dolphin & whale watching, sightseeing, or the fall of a beautiful sunset.

Fishing, & Crabbing - Half day, full day, and night trips available. Fish on the surf jetties and catch Flounder weakfish, & blues. No luck with your rod? Stop at one of our famous fish markets. Their fish is so fresh, no one will ever know!

Cape May Point Lighthouse - Built in 1859 and newly restored. The light flashes every 30 seconds and can be seen for 19 miles. If you can't climb the 199 steps, you can still visit the maritime museum shop downstairs and learn about life as a lighthouse keeper in the 1920s. 884-5404

Cape May Promenade - Stroll along the ocean front on Beach Ave. Check out the stores and see how our famous salt water taffy is made. Enjoy an evening of miniature golf and arcades.

Cape May Bird Observatory - The Cape peninsula is the most famous bird watching location in North America and one of the planet's most celebrated migratory junctions. An array of habitat types and a wealth of protected natural areas make Cape May a birding spot for all seasons. 884-2736
www.cmbo.org

Cape May/Lewes Ferry - Pleasant outing for the family to enjoy a cruise from historical Cape May to Lewes , Delaware - just 17 miles across the bay. Walk-on rates are very reasonable and in season transportation is provided free to Lewes' best shops & restaurants (ask about the Ferry's shopping special). (800) 64-FERRY 
www.capemaylewesferry.com

Cape May Point State Park - These 300 acres consist of nature and hiking trails with guided nature tours in the summer. Museum open in the summer. 884-2159

Cape May Historical & Genealogical Museum - Tour through the John Holmes House and find architecture, treasures, and other items that have been around for over a century! 465-3535

Cape May Seashore Lines railroad - There are 3 stops on this track - one at Cold Spring Village (just down the Road from Beachcomber), one at the Cape May County Park & Zoo (home of a new safari), and one in Cape May City by the Mall! 884-CMSL.  www.cmslrr.com

Cape May County Park & Zoo - Visit our nationally acclaimed zoo or swing in the playgrounds at this 120 acre park and recreation grounds. Special programs and concerts are sponsored by the park throughout the summer. Visit the new safari complete with giraffes, lion, tigers, and bears, oh my! 465-5271

Coast Guard Training Center - See the pageantry of graduation as young men & women leave boot camp and enter the military. Sunset parades also scheduled through the summer.
898-6969 www.uscg.mil/hq/capemay

Fisherman's Wharf - Visit the exciting area where bountiful catches of fish and shell fish are brought in daily. Visit the world famous Cape May Lobster House Restaurant.

Golf - Several nationally acclaimed courses nearby including Cape May National, just 1 mile south.

Hereford Inlet Lighthouse - This 19th century beacon of safety has been restored and converted into a nautical museum. Check out the craft shows, musical reviews, and wine & cheese parties. 522-4520  www.herefordlighthouse.org

Higbee's Beach Bird Sanctuary - Walk the dunes and observe the flight of birds leaving and returning to their nests.

Historic Cold Spring Village - 22 acres and 15 buildings (all of which existed prior to the turn of the century). Authentically garbed village crafters make history come alive as they demonstrate age-old crafts using traditional tools, methods, and materials. Many of the crafters will invite you to become involved with their trade. Visit the shops, mini museums, and dine at the Old Grange. Take a train ride on the brand new Cape May Seashore Line. 898-2300  www.hcsv.org

Horseback Riding - Take the entire family on a trail ride or take a lesson. There are several friendly ranches close by:

Leaming's Run - Over 30 acres of flowers, ferns, lawns, and ponds. There are 26 individually designed, themed botanical gardens including a re-created colonial farm from 1695 complete with animals, cotton and tobacco plants, and an herb garden. 465-5871  www. leamingsrun gardens.com

Mid Atlantic Center for the Arts - Tours, teas, & trolleys! This cultural Mecca of South Jersey offers so many activities, lectures, and outings in Cape May that you need to get a brochure! M.A.C. offers a cornucopia of walking, trolley, and boat tours - day and night. 884-5404  www.capemaymac.org

National Marbles Hall of Fame - Prepare for the yearly marble tournament by brushing up on your marble history. Located in the George F. Boyer Historical Museum. 523-0277

Nature Center of Cape May - Located at the Cape May Harbor. The center offers workshops, classes, walking tours, and exhibits. 884-9590
www.njaudubon.org/Centers/NCCM

Naval Air Station Wildwood - Tour a historic dive bomber training center where vintage aircraft are displayed in a WWII Era Naval Air Hanger. 886-8787

Night Clubs & Discotheques - Go wild in Wildwood! Catch the great local and imported cover bands or dance the night away to the hottest house music - Wildwood is the place to be all night Iong.

Physic Estate - Tour this 18 room mansion built in 1879 - beautifully restored into the only Victorian house museum. Also visit the museum shop and its treasure trove of Victoriana. Admission. 884-5404

Plane Rides - Ride in a small plane and see the sights from a different view. Rides are available at the Cape May County Airport located just around the corner from Beachcomber. 889-7433

Restaurants - We have them all, from mouth-watering seafood to cajun cookin', Italian, Chinese, Mexican, steak houses, and clam bars. Choose your delight and dine on the Oceanfront.

Theaters - You have your choice of several - always showing your favorite movies

U.S.S. Atlantus - Concrete ship from World War I which ran aground during the storm of 1925 and has been there ever since. On Sunset Beach (in front of the Atlantus), many people find "Cape May Diamonds", pure quartz stones which can be polished and set into jewelry. 884-7079

Washington St. Mall - visit the Victorian shops & enjoy lunch in the quaint sidewalk cafes, internet cafes and cigar bars. If you get tired of strolling, rent a bike for 4, catch the trolley, or take a horse-drawn carriage ride.  www.washingtonstreetmall.com

Water Sports - Wave runners, jet skis, and guided kayak tours are available at the marinas.

Wetlands Institute - Nature trails, scheduled lectures, activities, and exhibits provide for an understanding of the coastal and wetland ecosystem. 368-3871 www.wetlandsinstitute.org

Wildwood Boardwalk - Visit the many piers, rides, water parks, & amusements for the entire family. 5 miles of fun for everyone from early morning through the late night.
729-0586  www.moreyspiers.com

Wildwood Convention Center - Brand new facilities with over 260,000 square feet of high tech space! The Wildwoods are booming with business fun! 729-9000