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The First Town in the First State... where the bay meets the Atlantic... vacation spot for the Beltway... find the famed Rusty Rudder... Bethany's buzzing Boardwalk... all in our Beach Towns.
Cape Henlopen
Nature in all its glory presents herself at the anchor point where the nutrient rich dark waters of the Delaware Bay flow into the Atlantic Ocean. Cape Henlopen State Park is home to Breakwater and Harbor of Refuge Lighthouses and spectacular 360-degree views from the refurbished World War II Observation Tower. Take a walk through the Pinelands or Seaside Trails. Settle in for a day of swimming or tanning along miles of relaxing white sandy beach. Ask the locals, it's a great spot for surf fishing!
Rehoboth Beach—The Nation's Summer Capital
Drawn to the sea for restoration of health and spirit Rev. Robert Todd is chronicled as dreaming Rehoboth into settlement as a Christian Retreat. Today Washington's power elite and other diverse populous groups are known to flock here for vacation. The mile long boardwalk and continuing revitalization of Rehoboth Avenue streescape and other side streets offer a myriad of things to do—shopping, arcade games and rides along with many delicious food offerings.
Dewey Beach—"A Way Of Life"
The primary party spot of DC area professional singles. Dewey Beach hosts the National Skimboarding Champion sips and is known around the world for the famous Rusty Rudder Restaurant. Starboard nights and volleyball days, what would life be without the obscure summer house where the worries of daily life simply slip away? Favorite activities of the crowd include kayaking, sailing and windsurfing.
Delaware Seashore State Park
Unspoiled. The only attraction here, the elements of nature and the pleasure of all that avails. Popular to this area are boating, surf fishing, surfing, sailboarding, kite surfing, camping, swimming and sunbathing to name a few. Don't miss the annual Sand Castle Sculpting contest.
Bethany Beach/Fenwick Island—"The Quiet Resorts"
Two unique little towns with quality, charm and pristine beaches. Bethany Beach has a buzzing nightlife with its boardwalk shopping, arcades, vendors, and live music. The Fenwick beaches sport the cleanest oceanic water in the state. Watersports, Fine Dining, Family activities and lying o the beach for that perfect tan, ah the ultimate comfort zone.
Lewes
The First Town in the First State. It's a wonderful place to discover. The town's most notable attraction remains the Zwaanendael Museum built in 1931 "a careful adaptation" of Hoorn, Holland's town hall reminiscent of Dutch pioneers who first chose to settle here. The appeal to this town is timeless with its history, architecture, great little nooks, shops, eateries and waterways. A stroll around this enchanting district is enjoyable in every season!
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