There is not just one reason to visit Cape May. Cape May is known for oldest beachfront vacation attraction in America. Many things attract thousands of visitors to this alluring town every year, encompassing the Victorian architecture and Cape May’s immaculate beaches. The beaches are surrounded by luxurious hotels with stunning seaside views which create serene ambiance that makes you more comfortable.

On the Jersey Cape, concerts and music are essential. They are held in locations all around the county and include almost every genre, from jazz to rock ‘n’ roll to classical.  Who cannot recall the lyrics to “Wildwood Days”? We all know that Chubby Checker created the “Twist” in Wildwood.  The Jersey Cape music scene has featured string bands, beach concerts, music festivals, and the Ocean City Pops for a long time.  For the whole family, free outdoor concerts are a pleasurable. In the most of the tourist communities, outdoor films and events are conducted. There is always a compelling reason to take your dear ones to the beach. 

When you are on a week vacation with your family begin with visits to the beach and boardwalks, but there are plenty of things and places to explore in limited time.

Couples also have a blast. Romance is the priority of our visitor’s along with unloading and refreshing.

There are plenty of activities to do such as fishing, shopping, boating, sightseeing, bird-watching, biking, hiking, water sports and visiting cultural and historical sites.

You will be delighted to visit dainty Victorian mansion and a notable lighthouse.

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Some of the top attractions in Cape May are:

1. Emlen Physick Estate:

Although Cape May’s beach is the most admired place, this seaside resort town has plenty more to offer than just stretches of sand. As you visit one of the oldest estates in Cape May, you may go back in time owing to some splendid Victorian-style architecture. The Emlen Physick estate was built in 1879 is acknowledged as an architectural marvel and is one of the best examples of Victorian stick-style architecture. The 18-room mansion will take you back in time as you explore it. Tours have various themes and there are free experiences.

2. Jersey Shore Alpacas:

A little farm located about 10 miles north of Green Creek, New Jersey; called Jersey Shore Alpacas is one of the most unique sights in the Cape May area. Around 20 affectionate alpacas live on the farm, and there is a store where customers can purchase clothing, capes, socks, sweaters, gloves, cuddly toys, and other goods made from alpaca fleece. Furthermore, adult-specific lessons in knitting, needle felting, and wet felting are offered.

Currently the visitors have no issues regarding the Alpaca farm; travellers loved their kind interaction with the amiable animals. Many tourists believe that it was a fun place for kids to visit but visitors of all ages also enjoy this attraction.

Every Saturday from March through December, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the farm is open for visitors. In July, the farm is accessible on Thursday and Friday. If you visit the farm during regular business hours, entry is free, and you will receive carrots to feed the alpacas. Visitors are allowed to spend 30-45 minutes with the animals and donations are acknowledged. Private sessions are offered for $25 to $30 per group of one to four people, depending on the season of the year. Parking is available on-site.

3. Cape May Beach:

The southernmost point of New Jersey is home to Cape May, one of the country’s oldest coastal resorts and a popular summer vacation spot. Due to its uninterrupted views of the Atlantic Ocean, gorgeous Victorian homes, and bustling restaurants and shops, its beach, which runs parallel to Beach Avenue, is well-liked by tourists. During the peak season, which lasts from Memorial Day through the summer, admission is restricted and requires a beach tag, which may be bought at the beach entry or City Hall. Both the daily and seasonal tags are great mementos of your journey and are available for purchase. To view the rest of Cape May and learn more about the area’s history, take a guided tram ride.

The abundance of wide, white sand beaches at Cape May is a major factor in its allure for many tourists. Cape May alone has 2 1/2 miles of shoreline, and the Jersey Cape as a whole features 30 miles of coastline (including 10 cities). Vacationers can swim, skimboard, surf, fish, kayak, and play volleyball in authorised locations on the numerous beaches. In the summer, lifeguards are on duty, and all of Cape May’s beaches are suitable for families. Dogs are permitted on the sand only between November and March, and alcohol is not permitted at any time. Along the main strip, there are parking meters, and there may be free parking on side streets. Every half-mile there are restrooms and open-air showers to rinse off.

Recent beachgoers said that Cape May’s shores were easy to reach and clean. Many people observed that the beach stretches were especially beautiful at sunrise and sunset, and some people even saw dolphins at these times. While families preferred to stay on the main promenade for an easy access to restrooms, umbrella rentals, and eateries, some travellers recommended Poverty Beach to enjoy fewer crowds. Remember that some visitors claimed the surf could occasionally be a little rough, which may be hazardous for young children. All visitors 12 and older are need to purchase a beach tag in order to access Cape May’s beaches between Memorial Day and Labour Day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The tag serves as a pass that allows entrance to the area’s many beaches. The cost is determined by the season and the kind of pass you buy. Purchasing preseason tags in December costs $20 per person, while purchasing seasonal tags between January 1 and March 31 costs $25 per person. Daily beach tags are $6 per person throughout the summer, three-day tags are $15, weekly permits are $20, and season-long tags are $30. Veterans and active military personnel are entitled to free beach tags. Visit the Cape to find out more. 

4. Cape May Winery & Vineyard:

New Jersey has more than 50 wineries and Cape May Winery is one of them. Cape May Winery is a family owned and operated winery that promises its customers the best quality wines, outstanding service and amiable ambiance. The very first sip ensures you that you’re the part of their family. Cape May Winery’s journey started in 1989. Currently they grow 11 different varietals across 4 vineyards covering 26 acres. Visitors are welcomed for tours and tastings. You can walk through various winery rooms, explores elegant grounds and relish the tasty tapas while looking at the grape vine rows. Visitors admire the quality of wine and food. Treat yourself and your family with this excursion. The winery also features live music on the weekends during the summer.

5. Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum:

The aim of the Naval Air Station Wildwood Foundation is to turn Hangar #1 at the Cape May Airport in Cape May County, New Jersey, into an aircraft museum in the remembrance of the Navy airmen who lost their lives during World War II training. In September 1997, Hangar #1 was added to the National Register of Historic Places. On April 1, 1943, the Naval Air Station (NAS) Wildwood was officially opened. From 1943 until 1945, the location was used as a dive-bomber squadron training center. There were TBM Avengers, Douglas Dauntlesses, Vought Corsairs, and Curtiss Helldivers among the aircraft stationed at NAS Wildwood. During World War II, 42 airmen died while receiving training at NAS Wildwood. The NASW Foundation bought Hangar #1 at the Cape May Airport in June 1997.

The 92,000 square foot, all wooden structure needed major renovations because it was in very bad condition. The hangar was included on the New Jersey and National Registers of Historic Places at the National Significance Level while under the care of NASW Foundation. The NAS Wildwood Aviation Museum today has more than 26 aircraft on display, in addition to displays of military artifacts, engines, photos, and more. A wealth of interactive exhibits from the Franklin Institute of Philadelphia has also been donated to NAS Wildwood, allowing visitors to learn about the science of flying. In addition, the museum has a library, a snack bar and a recently upgraded gift shop. The NAS Wildwood Aviation Museum serves as a resource for the neighbourhood and frequently hosts events like fly-ins, aviation festivals, big band concerts, and swing dances. Initially its purpose was to train the facility for dive bombers to practice takeoffs, landings, night flying and target practice.

Visitors are immensely impressed by the large collection of planes, cars, boats and other items. Visitors are allowed to sit inside the exhibited trucks and jeeps. The museum is open throughout the year except on Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day.

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