A pictorial of Cape May in spring.
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A pictorial of Cape May in spring.
Want inspiration for your next trip to the shore? Try an indulgent weekend of fine dining, classic cocktails, and a day at the spa.
Every day, we post a photo of Cape May, and our readers let us know which photos are their favorites with the help of a little icon. (We also poll our readers every January, just to be sure you still feel the same way.) After a bit of tallying, we are proud to present your favorite… Read more »
When something happens in Cape May, we post it on Facebook, and we always love hearing what you have to say about hot topics affecting your favorite vacation spot.
The air is cooler, the pumpkins are out…it’s Fall in Cape May. Join us for a pictorial of your favorite seaside town.
Cape May was spared the destruction that Hurricane Irene caused other communities along the East Coast. We have received many phone calls, e-mails, and Facebook inquiries from people all over the country wondering what Cape May’s beaches look like post-hurricane. Well, see for yourself!
Is there any more obsessive storm chaser than the photographer? A few of Cape Island’s photographers share some of their favorite storm pictures with us.
Every day, we post a Picture of the Day, our ongoing photo blog of Cape May, New Jersey. All year, we’ve been collecting votes on your favorite photos. Now, we present to you, your favorite pictures from 2010
These were some of the biggest news items to hit our Facebook page in 2010. You told us what you thought then. What do you think now?
We know many of you cannot visit so travel with us, if you will, as we give you a glimpse of our Christmas Island. From all of us at CapeMay.com, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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The Final Days of Fall
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