The Cape May Lighthouse is great place to visit, take pictures from the outside, or climb the 199 steps up the original, cast iron spiral stairway to the top of the 1859 Cape May Lighthouse and see a staggering view of the Delaware Bay and Atlantic Ocean, the surrounding nature trails of Cape May Point State Park, and Cape May Point Borough. Interpretive panels on the grounds, at the base and on the climb tell stories of Lighthouse Keepers, the surrounding area, and how the lighthouse functioned historically and today. The Cape May Lighthouse is the third beacon at this location. Still an active aid to navigation, it was restored and is maintained by Cape May MAC (Museums+Arts+Culture). Since Cape May MAC opened it to the public in 1988, more than 2.5 million visitors have climbed to the top. The Cape May Lighthouse is listed in the State and National Registers of Historic Places.

For the third stop, get ready to explore one of Cape May's coolest spots. A magazine, restaurant, and retail shop, all in one! The station is an old filling station, turned into a great dining experience. Grab a bite or just a drink for the road!

Get some shopping done at the Washington street mall! With lots of cool shops, it's a great place to find some new gear!

A trip to Cape May, needs a visit to Congress Hall! AMERICA'S FIRST SEASIDE RESORT Congress Hall has welcomed generations of travelers with authentic hospitality since 1816. In an iconic setting along Cape May's famous beachfront, it is a true American classic; relaxed yet elegant, luxurious yet fun. Vacations are filled with rich experiences and simple pleasures for friends old and new.

A world famous greek restaurant, found featured on food network and the winner of many awards. Its a great place to end your trip, If you prefer something different, keep on walking on Beach Avenue, and there some other great spots!