Looking for a weekend daytrip but tired of your usual routine? The Cape May-Lewes Ferry could be just what you need. Whether you plan to enjoy an entire weekend of offerings in Lewes and Cape May, New ...

A sunny day is the perfect reason to enjoy the outdoors, and what better way to do that than a trip on the Cape May-Lewes Ferry? If your ferry knowledge is a bit rusty or if you’ve never taken a ride ...

The Cape May-Lewes Ferry will host the final two concerts in its free outdoor concert series on the lawn of the Cape May terminal this summer. Sponsored by the Delaware Bay Authority and the Lower ...

The Cape May-Lewes Ferry cruises across the Delaware Bay between Cape May, New Jersey, and Lewes, Delaware. (CMLF/Facebook) This story is part of the WHYY News Climate Desk, bringing you news and ...

The Sunday Jamz Cruise on the Cape May-Lewes Ferry is a summer event featuring live music, scenic views, and a laid-back vibe. On Sunday afternoons through Aug. 31, catch Andy Westcott or Carlos ...

LEWES, Del.- After several months of work, one of the Cape May-Lewes' oldest ferries has returned from repairs. The M/V Delaware was sent away to Staten Island, NY for routine maintenance nearly five ...

There once was an even grander ambition behind the Cape May-Lewes Ferry, which debuted exactly 60 years ago Monday. The ferry first took passengers across the Delaware Bay on July 1, 1964, three ...

Delaware River & Bay Authority representatives and local politicians gathered at the Cape May-Lewes Ferry terminal in Lewes on Wednesday to announce a new diesel-electric hybrid vessel will join the ...

LEWES, DE - The Cape May - Lewes Ferry is celebrating a major milestone Monday as it continues to link Delaware and New Jersey and drive tourism in the region. The first-ever passage of the Cape May - ...

A: I grew up at the Jersey Shore. Before this job, I worked as a commercial fisherman on several boats, catching fish and helping to deliver them up and down the East Coast, usually to docks at ...

Everything went fine at the ceremony on the Cape May side, however, and then at $10 a trip hundreds boarded the appropriately named SS Cape May for a voyage to Lewes. Ironically, no automobiles were ...