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Overview of Delaware Vacation Rentals

Getting to Delaware Vacation Rentals

Delaware is conveniently located near four of the major eastern metropolitan areas. It is within an easy day's drive from Philadelphia, Washington DC, Baltimore and even New York City. There are good rail and road links to Delaware which provide more that one option for traveling to your vacation destination. The Delaware Memorial Bridge is a twin-span suspension bridge that crosses the Delaware River into New Jersey. There are several ferries providing access to Delaware. The Cape May Lewes Ferry Crosses the mouth of Delaware Bay from Cape May in New Jersey to Lewes in Delaware. The Three Forts Ferry crosses from Delaware City to Fort Delaware and Fort Mott which are both located in New Jersey. A smaller cable ferry known as the Woodland Ferry crosses the Nanticoke River just south of Seaford.

Many people who visit like to have a car to explore the coastline. If you are traveling from further afield, you can easily rent a car upon arrival at the airport. Delaware is the only state that does not have its own commercial airport. But given its proximity to the major cities, this is not really an issue. For international travelers, you can fly into JFK or Newark airports near New York City. Alternatively, you can consider flights into Washington Dulles International Airport or Philadelphia International Airport. Both of these airports have frequent commercial flight connections.

Attractions and Activities at Delaware Beach Rentals

Fishing and boating are two of the favorite vacation pastimes in Delaware. If you don't have your own boat, you can inquire about renting or chartering one from one of the local marinas and enjoy a day out on the water. Delaware has a bike route that provides one of the best ways to explore the state. The route is relatively flat which makes for easy cycling and you can cover quite a distance in a day. Stop off at historic lighthouses or enjoy a picnic on one of the beaches. As a summer vacation destination, most visitors to Delaware spend their vacation time on the beaches. There are many resort towns where you can eat out and even enjoy a show in the evenings. Many of the vacation homes are located on the coast and have spectacular views out over the Atlantic Ocean. Enjoy long leisurely strolls along the beach or watch the sunrise from the front porch of your rental.

Seasons to Visit Delaware Condos

Delaware has a humid subtropical climate on the coastal regions and a more temperate continental climate in the northern interior regions. The summer months are generally warm and inviting. The season starts from early June and lasts until September. In general, the peak travel season is during the months of July and August. Many people like to spend their summer vacations on Delaware's beaches and enjoy boating on the bay.

Visitors to Delaware

Delaware is a popular summer vacation destination for many city dwellers from Washington DC, Baltimore and Philadelphia. It is easily accessible and therefore a convenient vacation destination. A large portion of the state is agricultural but there are a number of interesting museums and lighthouses to explore. Those who enjoy coastal drives and strolls will certainly find Delaware's coastline to their liking. For those who enjoy birdwatching, there are a number of bird sanctuaries and wildlife refuges. Rehoboth Beach is one of the more popular summer vacation destinations in Delaware. Visitors are drawn to the town's nightlife, excellent dining and artistic ambiance. Delaware is also a duty-free shopping area. For this reason, it attracts many visitors who like to shop for gifts before the festive season.