The Guided Cape May Tour provides the perfect way to view the town. Your ticket includes your round-trip ferry ride from Lewes and shuttle service into Cape May.

A fascinating look at 250 species of animals, birds and reptiles in a beautiful garden setting. Every Tues. and Thurs., 6/21-8/23. Reservations strongly recommended.

Food Court and Gift Shop open year round. On the Rocks Bar & Grill open weekends beginning Memorial Day Weekend - daily after July 4th till August 31st. Sunset Lounge (100 seat) Banquet Facility is available year round to book special events.

Every Friday, 7/6-8/24; FREE with the price of ferry passage. Free entertainment and loads of great music! The ferry is the place to be on summer Friday nights in July and August. Cruise departs Cape May at 6:00 p.m. and from Lewes at 6:15 p.m.

Pete will be joined by other family entertainment including music. Reservations are suggested.

Join the Stone Harbor Wetlands Institute naturalist aboard the ferry. Experience informal talks about live animals brought aboard (terrapins, horseshoe crabs, sea stars, etc.).

Includes round-trip ferry ride from Cape May, shuttle service into Lewes and admission into the Lewes Historical Society Complex, Cannonball House Maritime Museum and HMB DeBraak exhibit at Zwaanendael Museum.

Food Court and Gift Shop open year round. On The Rocks Bar & Grill open weekends beginning Memorial Day Weekend-daily after July 4th till August 31st.

Includes round-trip ferry ride from Cape May, shuttle service into Lewes, and a 30-minute guided tour of historic Lewes.

October 6-7 Cape May Ferry Terminal

Back by Popular Demand…the Cape May – Lewes Ferry’s Wine Lovers Cruise! Enjoy a summer sunset on your cruise across the Delaware Bay as you savor some of the finest wines the world has to offer.

The Wildwoods Boardwalk offers amazing day of family fun! Your ticket includes your round-trip vehicle passage, rides and pizza.

Departing Cape May, learn about the natural and cultural heritage of Sussex County, Delaware during a series of bus tours with Former Delaware State Archivist Russ McCabe!

Hear about pilots, pirates, breakwaters, and lighthouses! The Lewes Historical Society discusses the maritime history of the Delaware River & Bay – the nation’s foremost historic river! www.historiclewes.org

Join the Cape May-Lewes Ferry for a day of Hands on History! Get a chance to relive the past at the Historic Cold Spring Village and Naval Air Station in Cape May County. Renovated and restored to look and feel as they did years ago, these two sites bring to life important chapters in South Jersey’s history. Stroll through beautiful gardens and a farm where heritage crops are grown; visit twenty-six restored historic buildings housing historically-clothed interpreters ready to educate and entertain visitors about the lifestyles, issues, trades and crafts of yesteryear . Hangar #1 at the Cape May Airport has been restored and transformed into an Aviation Museum that houses a number of aircraft, engines, special exhibits, and educational interactive displays.

The Phantom is back by popular demand! Come spend a night with the "Phantoms of the Ferry" on Friday, October 12, Saturday, October 13, or Saturday November 3, from 8:00 p.m. to 12:00 midnight

Board the MV New Jersey on Saturday October 27 and Sunday October 28 for a frightful good time! Guests are encouraged to dress up in costume and join us on board for a 3 hour round-trip Halloween Trick or Treat Cruise.

Commissioned in April 1943, NAS Wildwood served as an active dive-bomber squadron training facility during World War II. Today, Hangar #1 has been restored and transformed into an Aviation Museum that houses a number of aircraft, engines, special exhibits, and educational interactive displays. The museum invites visitors to explore aviation, New Jersey, military and WW II history through “hands-on” fun and educational activities for the entire family! Bring the kids and travel back in time to this 92,000 square foot sampling of the 1940’s (and don’t forget your camera)!

What better place to get into the true spirit of Christmas than Victorian Cape May? This seaside town is transformed into a Dickens village for the holidays with garlands of fragrant greens and twinkling gaslights. Wrap yourself in the warmth of holiday spirit and sample a seemingly endless variety of fun and tasty events. From trolley rides to house tours, we offer something for everyone!

After departing the Lewes Ferry Terminal, follow Cape Henlopen Dr. till the end. Turn left on US 9 branch. After crossing over the canal bridge turn right onto 2nd street. You will turn your voucher in for admission tickets at the Ryves Holt House Museum Shop at the corner of 2nd & Mulberry Streets.