Private charter to & from Cape May

Cape May sits at the southern tip of New Jersey, where Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic, and claims to be the nation’s oldest seaside resort. The entire city is a National Historic Landmark district, with one of the largest collections of Victorian buildings in the country, many now restored as bed-and-breakfasts and inns with wraparound porches. Tourism drives the economy, supported by a large commercial fishing port, wineries, a Coast Guard training center and the Cape May–Lewes Ferry to Delaware.

Cape May is a long drive from New York, North Jersey and Washington, with the Garden State Parkway ending just outside town, and summer weekend traffic can make the trip tiresome. Flying private into Cape May County Airport, just a few miles north, puts you on the beach or at your inn quickly and turns a short stay into a relaxed one. Visitors come for gentle beaches, trolley and walking tours of the historic district, sunsets at Sunset Beach, fresh seafood and some of the best bird-watching in North America during spring and fall migrations.