Best of Both Worlds Sunset Cruise was great! Captains Maddie and David were great guides and…read moreknowledgeable about the environment. We were able to see many Ospreys, a pelican, a fox and best of all a pod of dolphins. Of course we got a beautiful sunset to top it all off. Remember it's cold out in the water so definitely bring a sweater and enjoy

Had the absolute pleasure of catering a wedding on The Escape with Cape Water Tours today. I was…read morethoroughly impressed with their balance of professionalism and chill. They handled the boat and the guests with confidence and obvious skill and made it look easy. I would jump at the chance to ride with them again!

Nice museum located in Ocean View. Park behind on West Ave and you can walk thru the park area and…read morecheck out all the historic buildings

My husband and I had the BEST time on our Ghost Capers Haunted History Walk with Nick! The tour was…read moresuch a fun way to learn about the town's history and enjoy its beautiful architecture, all while having a really fun spooky time! We could not recommend enough

10/10. So haunted! Ester drank my beer!! She's still haunting cape may. Nick was the best guide!!read more

There are a couple of lighthouses here in the Delaware Bay and this one is very definitely the…read moreHarbor of Refuge light. It is a cast-iron structure that was built in 1926 and is designed to handle even the most intense Atlantic weather. It is 76 feet tall and has a black base, a white conical tower and a black lantern level at the top. The light on the tower has been replaced a few times but it currently operated by solar power and includes a fog signal that is also powered by solar. I saw the lighthouse today from the Lewes-Cape May Ferry https://www.yelp.com/biz/cape-may-lewes-ferry-north-cape-may-4?hrid=eqhIEWJmJAJ_9Ndxpt223w but it can also be seen from the tip of Cape Henlopen State Park https://www.yelp.com/biz/cape-henlopen-state-park-lewes. The lighthouse is operated by the Delaware River and Bay Lighthouse Foundation. While the lighthouse is not accessible from land, there are boat tours that bring you to the lighthouse, if that's something that appeals to you. See https://www.yelp.com/biz/cape-water-tours-and-taxi-lewes-2. [Review 18215 overall - 127 in Delaware - 1737 of 2022.]

this is the worst park i've been to. $10 for in state vehicles and $20 for out of state ? and the…read moreimbeciles at the toll booths don't do shit regarding their job. i would highly avoid this as a pit stop during a road trip. it is not worth it. they also have zero direction/signage getting you to the lighthouse until youre a mile away and the lighthouse is currently closed without any warning/signage until youre there

What a delightful experience! We've visited Chincoteague 4 times including some boat tours and…read moretrips to the museum but Cindy told us stuff we'd never heard and helped us look at the stories we did know in a different light. I don't want to give away anything but I definitely learned about US history as well. Our tour took about 90 minutes, Cindy made sure to position us so we were out of the glare and offered options for sitting at several of the stops - the total walk was under a mile and totally manageable for the group which included my husband & myself, my 73 year old parents and my 12 & 15 year olds. It's not a standard spooky ghost story tour (although there are a few good ghost stories), it's an entertaining way to get a historical perspective of this island,

The best walking tour in town! Cindy knew so much about the island and was able to answer all my…read morequestions. It was great being able to see the town and learn the history at the same time. Family friendly (dog friendly)! She has different tour options (depending on what you're interests are). Give her a call!

Revolution Rail is featured on the Cape May Ferry's TVs, and it's such a fun thing to do when you…read morevisit Cape May. The location is convenient right at the Cape May Welcome Center, and the ferry provides a shuttle to this location which makes it perfect for day trippers. My daughter and I pedaled a 2-seater, but there are quads too. To start, we were given some easy instructions on how to operate the rail-bike which glides on a track no longer in use. Once we pedaled to the end of the line, we learned about the history of the line and the canal there, particularly its importance during World War II. When we pedaled back, we stopped at The Nature Conservancy's Garrett Family Preserve and learned about its history along with all the wildlife in Cape May. At both stops, we learned so many fascinating facts from our knowledgeable guides! Plus, I was told the guides don't always say the same thing, so it's different if you decide to go multiple times. They even take a photo of you on your rail-bike. In total, it was about 90 minutes and an easy ride depending on how fast you pedal. It was such a fun experience that we know we want to do it again.

It was 'cute' but should be 1/4 of the price. Even though…read morecape May is notoriously expensive for $100 you could go on the dolphin watching boat, rent kayaks or bikes, get a birding boat tour - just about anything here . And I've done those and they are worth the money. This was a well run activity, professional. I knew it was an hour and a half "trip" but it is actually just 20 minutes riding the bike rails in One Direction and then you turn around and do the same thing back for 20 minutes. There's a few stops where teenagers give a very memorized explanation about one of the parks you stop at (which you can drive to and walk around for free). If $100 is a drop in the bucket for you then you should do this.

Great stories and entertaining tour guide! We enjoyed the walk and details, I would do another one!read more

We are from Baltimore and went to St. Michael's for Labor Day Weekend. We signed up for the ghost…read moretour on Friday evening and it was great! We talked about the stuff we had learned all weekend! Keep up the tours - they really add a fun twist to all that St. Michael's has to offer! Tina Marie

Wow. Each year I visit this area for a few days. I'd never been here and was so happy we stopped…read morein. The house is just stunningly restored n the first floor - it really makes you feel like you've stepped back in time and you pass through the large front door! Upstairs rooms are dedicated to being more a museum and truly take you through time from the late 1800's to around the 1970s. I'm so glad we went - what a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon we had there!

We went to Berlin for breakfast, shopping and a tour at this museum. It is a restored historical…read morehome turned museum with an amazing range of authentic and replicated period pieces related to Berlin history. If you are interested in local history I would highly recommend it. Plan on spending time looking at a wide variety of displays ranging from clothing to education to horse racing and the actual home.