The Latest on COVID-19 and Cape May-Lewes Ferry Travel

Updated: Tuesday, April 6

We're now operating on our Spring/Summer departure schedule, and we're sailing every day! For the most up-to-date information and to book travel, visit our Schedules & Fares page.  

** Foot passenger and bicycle travel has resumed.** 

Important Information for Foot Passengers

Current Operations:

• Foot Passenger and Bicycle Travel have resumed and are available to be booked on all departures
• Shuttle service is NOT currently available in either Cape May or Lewes. In Lewes, the DART Route 204 bus picks up and drops off Monday - Saturday (no Sunday service) every 1/2 hour from 6:30am - 9:00pm
• The Cape May Terminal is open
• The exterior decks of the vessel are accessible, as are the restrooms on board the vessel
• Drive-on service for vehicles is not currently available
• Food and beverage is available aboard the vessel in the Galley area, and delivery to your vehicle is available on some departures
• Interior seating is available for foot passengers and bicycle passengers; vehicle passengers may access remaining indoor seating on a first-come, first-served basis
• When exiting your vehicle, masks are required
• Social distancing measures are in place, and we ask that you pay attention to the directional signage on board to help control the flow of traffic
• In Lewes, Grain On the Rocks and the Lewes Coffee Company are open 

For information on the NJ travel advisory, please visit this page:

NJ Travel Advisory Information

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Safety

The following safety precautions remain in place: 

• Reservations are required for Ferry travel, and no cash will be accepted at the toll booths until further notice
• Our courtesy drive-on service for vehicles is not currently available
• Masks are required anytime passengers step out of their vehicle
• Cash IS accepted at food & beverage locations 
• Foot passenger and bicycle travel has resumed 
• The exterior decks are accessible. Masks are required, as is maintaining 6' of social distance from anyone not in your traveling party. 
• Directional signage is in place on the vessels to help control the flow of traffic. For the health and safety of all aboard, please pay attention to the signage and follow directions.  

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What Can I Do To Help Keep My Fellow Passengers (and Ferry Crewmembers) Safe?

Passengers are part of our team! While we're working hard to do all we can to provide the safest environment possible, you play a big role as a passenger. We ask that you wash your hands, wear a mask anytime you are outside of your vehicle or consuming food/beverages, and follow all social distancing procedures that are in place. Check out the video for more info! 

  

Thank you for your cooperation.