It seems natural, then, that the Cape is a contender in the World Series of Birding, an event each April that pits teams from around the world against each other in a bid to spot the most species. The Cape's teams average 134-145 different species each year. Head back to the ocean side of the peninsula and, on a clear day, frolicking dolphins can be seen from the boardwalk. But for most, getting away from it all usually means hanging out at the shore and catching whatever nibbles on the line you can cast from your beach chair. We're south of the Mason-Dixon line here.
Rental cars are available at the airport.
Sunscreen is a must and so is beach footwear for the boardwalks. Hats, sunglasses, your inflatable duck and, of course, swimsuits. We welcome your feedback. All rights reserved.