CAPE MAY, NJ–This resort community at New Jersey’s extreme southern tip has, for years, been connected to Lewes, DE by ferries operated by the Delaware River and Bay Authority. Those vessels carry an average of 1.3 million people and 400,00 vehicles a year across the 18-mile stretch of Delaware Bay.

Now, the point of embarkation in Cape May has become a destination in its own right. Authority officials have opened a brand new $11.5-million terminal facility that’s more than just a place to catch a boat ride. The new 31,000-sf facility offers shopping, including a 1,600-sf art gallery as well as expanded food service and observation facilities.

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