With the longest growing season of any region in the state, Cape May offers some of the best and widest selections of wine available in the Garden State. The seven Cape May wineries are: Cape May Winery, G&W Winery, Hawk Haven Vineyard, Jessie Creek Winery, Natali Vineyards, Turdo Vineyards, and Willow Creek Winery.
The historic Cape May Lighthouse offers stunning panoramic views of the coast from the top of its 199 steps—a must-see for anyone visiting the area. In the fall, it’s especially beautiful and a perfect spot for photos, nature walks, or catching a peaceful sunset.
The picturesque Washington Street Mall includes over 75 establishments in the heart of Cape May. A variety of unique boutiques, shops, fine dining restaurants, bars, quick eats, activities, and services are located along a three block stretch of Washington Street. The Mall serves as Cape May's town square, and features numerous benches, luscious gardens, shady trees, historical markers, gas lamps, bistro-style string lights, Instagram-worthy photo opportunities, and more.
Cape May offers a variety of trolley tours that explore the town’s rich history, Victorian architecture, and coastal charm. From classic historic district tours to themed rides like Ghosts of Cape May or Mansions by the Sea, there’s something for everyone—including a combo tour that includes the beautifully preserved Emlen Physick Estate. These narrated tours are a fun and relaxing way to see the sights and learn about the town’s unique past.
Cape May offers a variety of house tours that let you step inside some of the town’s most historic homes. Tour the beautifully restored 1879 Emlen Physick Estate, explore spooky stories on haunted house tours, or learn about the quirks of Victorian life with themed experiences. Seasonal tours even offer rare access to private homes and charming inns throughout town