Saturday,
February 14, 2004
THE ATLANTIC CITY AREA Beach/Shore
towns in Atlantic and Cape May Counties
ATLANTIC CITY
In Atlantic City, you can enjoy the excitement of 24-hour
casinos and world-class entertainment every day and night
of the year.
Stroll the world-famous Boardwalk and
visit Caesars, Bally’s or one of the Trump Hotels. Or
visit the beautiful Marina area with the new Borgata casino.
Don’t miss off-the beaten track
spots like Historic Gardeners Basin with its beautiful Back
Bay views, restaurants and the Ocean Life center.
Or try a famous White House Sub, just
2 blocks from the new in 2004 “The Walk” outlet
and entertainment mall in the center of town.
MARGATE, VENTNOR & LONGPORT
Just south of Atlantic City, these once sleepy and ritzy towns
are emerging into year round communities. Ventnor has a fantastic
boardwalk and beaches.
BRIGANTINE
A popular summer town, now also popular with retirees and
casino workers, is located right across the intercoastal waterway
from Atlantic City’s marina district.
OCEAN CITY
This 108 year old family resort offers many unique special
events. Its enclosed oceanfront Music Pier provides year round
entertainment. Home of the Ocean City Historical Museum complete
with nautical relics, clothing, and historical exhibits. An
active arts center can also be found here. Eight miles of
beach, 3 miles of Boardwalk with amusements and shops. Accommodations
include hotels, motels, condos, and bed and breakfast facilities.
Many fine restaurants, vibrant downtown shopping area, golf
and fishing facilities.
SEA ISLE CITY
Five miles of scenic beach - perfect for quiet strolls. An
outstanding family resort featuring boating and fishing facilities.
AVALON
A relaxing seashore resort with excellent boating and water
sports, featuring one of the last high dune areas in the state.
Follow the scenic paths and you'll find rare flora, trees
and small wildlife.
STONE HARBOR
Long known for its fine shopping district, this quaint seashore
community has fine beaches, sailing, tennis, fishing and water
sports. Home of the Stone Harbor Bird Sanctuary, a nationally
recognized nesting ground for Glossy Ibis and American Egret.
THE WILDWOODS
Fun for the whole family. Five miles of wide white beaches
plus three miles of excitement packed Boardwalk with amusement
rides, games, shops, restaurants and special events. Wildwood
Historical Museum traces the history of Wildwood over the
centuries. Hereford Inlet Lighthouse, listed on the National
Historic Register, has been standing in North Wildwood since
the 1800's. Sunset Lake, in Wildwood Crest offers fishing,
boating and beautiful sunsets. See also Wildwood
real estate, and a description of the Doo Wop Architectural
movement that saved this city and is leading it into its funky
future.
CAPE MAY
National Historic Landmark City. The nation's oldest seashore
resort offers modern and historic accommodations. Over 600
authentically restored structures, band concerts, trolley
and walking tours of Victorian area. Washington Street Mall,
Victorian Bed and Breakfast Inns, outstanding Christmas Festivities
and other special events.
Thanks to the Atlantic City Convention
& Visitors Bureau for town descriptions.
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