Delaware
September, 2020
The Delaware Eastern Shore is like a little overlooked gem. Ocean City and Virginia Beach have more recognition as Beach Towns and St Michaels grabs the Eastern Shore attention, but Rehoboth Beach and the shoulder of land where the Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean, its immediate inland lakes, marshes, wetlands and meadows are extraordinarily beautiful and well connected by hiking and biking trails. This area of the United States is one of our favorites and we were lucky enough to spend 6 weeks happily enjoying our explorations..
Rehoboth Beach beyond the Dunes!
Rehoboth Beach
One of our very favorite beach towns! It’s a charming mix of Boardwalk, Beach, Biking, Hiking, Boutiques, Beach Fries, Shaded Neighborhoods, Food good enough to make you sigh and, let’s not forget, FUNLAND! Click the Read More button to see the full article and lots of photos!
Views of the water in Lewes.
Lewes
Once a working fishing town, Lewes has retained its charming original streets and architecture, which have been rejuvenated to be an upscale, lovely vacation spot. Home to several rather grand and special hotels, the rest of us can visit, shop and eat well and most importantly catch several of the tour boats that leave from this wharf. Click the Read More Button to see the full article & lots of photos!
Delaware State Parks
The sea, the intercostal waterways and canals, and the inland wetlands and forests are connected with trails that run all through the Rehoboth Beach, Lewes area. Read more to find out which part of the trail runs through banks of honeysuckle and flowers as well as secret access points. Click the Read More Button to read the full article & lots of photos!