How to Get to the Cape May–Lewes Ferry

Planning your trip to the Cape May–Lewes Ferry? Whether you’re sailing from Delaware or New Jersey, getting to our terminals is easy and scenic. The Ferry offers a relaxing 17-mile, 85-minute cruise across the Delaware Bay, connecting Cape May, NJ, and Lewes, DE—two charming coastal towns perfect for a day trip or extended vacation.

Below, you’ll find directions, GPS coordinates, and travel tips for both terminals, along with nearby transit options if you’re traveling as a foot passenger.

The MV New Jersey nearly at the dock

Cape May Terminal (North Cape May, New Jersey)

🚗 Driving Directions & GPS Coordinates

Cape May Terminal (North Cape May, New Jersey)
📍 Address: 1200 Lincoln Blvd, North Cape May, NJ 08204
📡 GPS Coordinates: 38.968719, -74.959717

Located at the southern tip of New Jersey, our Cape May Terminal is easily accessible from Garden State Parkway Exit 0. Follow signs to the ferry terminal after the toll plaza. Plenty of on-site parking is available, and walk-on passengers can also take advantage of local rideshare services or Cape May County Transit.

Google Map of the Cape May Ferry Terminal Location

Lewes Terminal (Lewes, Delaware)

🚗 Driving Directions & GPS Coordinates

Lewes Terminal (Lewes, Delaware)
📍 Address: 43 Cape Henlopen Drive, Lewes, DE 19958
📡 GPS Coordinates: 38.782424, -75.119877

The Lewes Terminal is located near Cape Henlopen State Park and just minutes from Coastal Highway (Route 1). From Route 1, follow signs for the Lewes Historic District and continue onto Cape Henlopen Drive. Look for signage guiding you to the ferry entrance. Free parking is available for vehicles and bicycles.

Google Map of the Lewes Ferry Terminal Location

🧭 Tips for Foot Passengers & Public Transit

In Cape May, foot passengers can connect to NJ TRANSIT’s Bus Route 552 for service to and from Wildwood, Rio Grande, and Cape May City. Seasonal trolleys also operate nearby during summer months.

Download the NJ Transit Bus Route 552 Schedule

In Lewes, the DART First State Route 204 stops at the ferry terminal, providing easy connections to Rehoboth Beach, Dewey Beach, and shopping destinations along Route 1, as well as to the DART Beach Bus.

For more help planning your visit, see our pages on Schedules & Fares, Walk-on Passenger & Bicycle Information, and Parking & Terminal Info.

2023 50 Millionth Passengers are shown with a banner and the captain on board the Ferry
Traffic at the Cape May terminal

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Once you’ve arrived, grab a bite to eat, watch the ferries pull in, or enjoy the terminal’s family-friendly amenities before boarding. Your Delaware Bay journey is just a click away—book your ferry reservation now.

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