Bicycle Information
Bicycles
Bike riding in Delaware and New Jersey can be an incredible experience; Delaware is consistently ranked among the top ten states in the nation for bike riding, and New Jersey isn't far behind.
From the Ferry, you can take your bike over to Cape Henlopen State Park - right down the road from the Lewes terminal - and explore the myriad of trails weaving through beaches, marshes, and maritime forests, you can pedal for a pint and experience the amazing craft beer scene in Southern Delaware, or you can take the Junction and Breakwater trail into Rehoboth Beach.
If you head the other direction to Cape May, you can cruise into town and access all that this amazing Victorian beach destination has to offer within a few miles, or pedal your way through a tour of Cape May County's equally amazing craft beer scene!
Bicycles are free on the Cape May-Lewes Ferry, riders simply pay the foot passenger fare and walk their bikes on board. Riders may secure their bike using one of the racks located on the car deck, but please note that bicycle locks are not provided.
Bike Rentals (Cape May & Lewes): Electric Bicycle rentals can be arranged thanks to Pedego Electric Bikes of Cape May and Lewes!
Spring Fares: April 1 - May 31, 2022
| Passenger Fare | One Way | Roundtrip |
|---|---|---|
| Adult (14 - 61 years) | $10 | $18 |
| Senior (62+ years) | $8 | $14 |
| AAA/Military/First Responder | $8 | $14 |
| Child (6 - 13 years) | $4 | $7 |
| Child (under 6 yrs) | FREE | FREE |
Tips, Trips and Reasons to Ride
Bringing your bike aboard the Cape May - Lewes Ferry is a great way to get some exercise, take in the sights and experience the other side of the Delaware Bay.
