Private charter to & from Rehoboth Beach

Rehoboth Beach has long been called the Nation’s Summer Capital for the number of Washington families who spend their summers here. The small resort town combines a classic boardwalk, a restaurant scene well beyond what its size would suggest and a welcoming, inclusive culture, while neighboring Lewes, settled by the Dutch in 1631, adds historic charm and a ferry to Cape May. The economy runs on tourism, real estate and retirement living, and the region’s population swells each summer as second homes fill.

The drive from Washington, Baltimore or Philadelphia typically takes around three hours, and summer weekends bring heavy traffic over the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and on Route 1. Flying private into Delaware Coastal Airport in Georgetown, about 20 minutes from the beach, sidesteps the backups and makes even a short weekend worthwhile. Visitors come for the beaches and boardwalk, Cape Henlopen State Park, tax-free shopping at the outlets on Route 1, Dogfish Head in nearby Milton and the restaurants of downtown Rehoboth and Lewes.