Cape May Lewes Ferry

The Cape May-Lewes Ferry is adding a temporary fuel surcharge for vehicles as diesel costs rise.

We have been talking on-air about a Ferry ride from New York City to Atlantic City, New Jersey for more than 35 years. We have learned that discussions are presently underway to make it happen, beginning Memorial Day Weekend, 2027.

The ferries being used by CMLF (Cape May Lewes Ferry) are starting to show their age, and at least one vessel will be on the way.

Starting June 1, Cape May-Lewes Ferry riders could pay more — especially if they wait to book.

The new hybrid ferry promises major emission reductions and modern passenger service...

A boutique hotel could soon transform the Cape May Ferry terminal into more than just a stop. It might become the next big Jersey Shore stay.

World War II didn't stop things in Cape May much during World War II, but it did have an impact in 2025.

The trip across the bay can be breathtaking

Cape May Lewes Ferry is two boats down

Starting April 1st of 2024, there will be fares changes at the Cape May Lewes-Ferry in an effort by the DRBA to offset rising operations costs

With Exit Zero leaving the Cape May-Lewes Ferry Park, Delaware River and Bay Authority has reached an agreement for a new Food Services operator for the Ferry

The Cape May-Lewes Ferry is preparing for fare rate increases and decreases for different travelers from New Jersey and Delaware that would start April 2024