While the seasons change, time seems to stand still along the Southern Shore. Whether you are looking for history, fine arts, wildlife, or just plain fun, there is something for everyone at these beach towns. And what better way to end a busy day than to take in a magnificent sunset.



Lights, Cameras, Boardwalks – For games and rides, ice cream and salt-water taffy, or just a scenic walk by the beach, visit the impressive boardwalks that dot the coast, including Wildwood and Ocean City’s amusements.

Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts, Cape May – Enjoy historic, cultural, and art tours throughout this historic town, with a choice of tours via trolley or on foot. And don’t forget to take a step back in time with the house tours. Ph: 800-275-4278.

Wheaton Village, Millville – Learn about the history of glass at the Museum of American Glass, with its exceptional collection, and then stop by the Craft Studio and watch skilled artists blow glass. Browse through handcrafted wares at this old glass factory that has become a restored village and arts complex. Ph: 800-998-4552.

Historic Cold Springs Village, Cape May – Take a trip to a recreated 19th century open-air living history museum, which consists of 25 restored antique buildings on a 22-acre wooded site.
Ph: 609-898-2300.

The Wetlands Institute, Stone Harbor – Check out the observation tower, exhibits, salt marsh, and tidal creeks abounding with flora. View the osprey nests, and kayak in the wetlands. Guided tours are available. Ph: 609-368- 1211.