Some popular destinations in Delaware include...

Wilmington
The largest city in Delaware, Wilmington hosts an array of cultural events and attractions. Wilmington is the host to the state's oldest zoo, the Brandywine Zoo, located in the heart of Brandywine Park. Throughout the city and surrounding area, 18th- and 19th-century architecture sits side by side modern office towers and shopping centers – and area attractions, amenties and dining reflect this same blend of historic charm and dynamic modern-day life.

Rehoboth Beach
Rehoboth Beach has a mile-long boardwalk which allows for bike riding, strolling or jogging. Other activities and special events include miniature golf, arcades, a small amusement park, bandstand musical entertainment and numerous festivals. Here you can sit and watch the sunrise, enjoy our many migrating dolphins and our latest visitors, pelicans.

Dewey Beach
Dewey Beach to the south is a natural sandbar community that boasts an ocean on one side of the street and a bay on the other. This area is popular for water sports such as skimboarding, windsurfing, and catamaran sailing. Sunsets over the bay provide a romantic atmosphere and enhance the nightlife.

Bethany Beach and South Bethany
Bethany Beach and South Bethany are located along Delaware's Atlantic coastline, and are two of the coastal towns that make up Delaware's "Quiet Resorts."

Dover
Delaware's capital city dates back to the late 1600s. Today, along with the richness of history, there is a full range of activities and interests for the whole family. Dover features both Colonial and Victorian architecture, with beautifully restored businesses and private residences. The historic Green and Loockerman Street are great places for strolling or shopping.