New Jersey, USA
Several airports serve the broader Cape May region, offering varying flight options and carriers.
Direct flights vary by airport. Major hubs offer comprehensive facilities for travelers.
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No direct train service reaches Cape May. Closest major Amtrak stations are in Philadelphia or Wilmington, DE.
NJ Transit buses connect Philadelphia to Cape May. Greyhound services link major cities to Atlantic City, requiring onward travel.
Requires a valid U.S. Driver's license or an International Driving Permit (IDP). Expect tolls on the Garden State Parkway. Traffic becomes heavy on weekends and during peak summer.
The Cape May-Lewes Ferry offers a scenic connection across the Delaware Bay.
Cape May does not feature major cruise ports or river transportation.
No specific immigration procedures apply at the Cape May-Lewes Ferry terminal.
Connections to land transportation from the ferry terminal are available for continued travel.
Cape May features a limited public transportation system, mainly seasonal, serving the local area.
NJ Transit buses connect Cape May to other towns in South Jersey and to Philadelphia.
Identifiable by company signage; hail on street or call for pickup.
Uber and Lyft operate, especially during summer; check driver availability.
Use reputable taxi companies. For ride-sharing, confirm driver and vehicle details.
Renting a car offers extensive exploration beyond walking distances.
Renting a bicycle is a popular and enjoyable way to explore Cape May's flat terrain and charming streets.
Standard U.S. Driving laws apply. Drive on the right. Seatbelts are required for all occupants. New Jersey has strict DUI laws.
Roads in and around Cape May are generally in good condition. Be aware of deer crossings, especially at dawn and dusk on less-traveled routes.
Parking can be challenging and costly during peak season near the beach and Washington Street Mall. Metered street parking and paid lots are common.
Walking and cycling present some of the best ways to experience Cape May's charm due to its flat terrain and pedestrian-friendly areas.