Visitors to the Jersey Cape have a curious sense of discovery and list sightseeing as one of the must do activities while on vacation. The visual memories from sightseeing boat rides are surely a big part of the excitement that contributes to the unique feeling they get upon returning to this picturesque peninsula. Evidence of this can be found on every trip by the sight of people holding out cameras to catch every view along the way.
BOOK ONLINE SAVE 10% EACH ADULT USE CODE: CMCC10 - Welcome aboard Captain Jeff Stewart's Cape May Whale Watcher, the largest and fastest whale and dolphin watcher in New Jersey. The Cape May Whale Watcher guarantees marine mammal sightings or you will ride again free. The ship leaves the Miss Chris Marina three times per day on two hour dolphin watch and history cruises and three hour whale and dolphin watch cruises, along with dinner cruises and lighthouse cruises. The views around Cape May are spectacular and the wildlife, such as the whales, dolphins and birds are beyond compare. Captain Jeff Stewart has been running a tour boat operation since 1973 and started Cape May Whale Watcher with his wife Mary in 1993 and is joined by the whole Stewart family today. The Cape May Whale Watcher is 110 feet long, 28 feet wide, making space for Bars, ADA compliant restrooms, air conditioning and heat and many more luxuries, other boats just don't have.
The Cape May Carriage Company has been a part of Victorian Cape May since 1983. Tourist and residents alike have shared in the beauty of proud horses, fine carriages and extraordinary tours detailing Cape May's interesting history. Carriage rides are offered (weather permitting) in half-hour tours on weekends during the spring and fall months and daily during the summer and Christmas season. All carriage tours leave from the corner of Ocean and Washington Streets and tickets can be purchased during regular business hours for the same day. Cash or travelers checks are accepted, credit or debit cards are not accepted.