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If you imagine a lighthouse with a classic style, this brick structure that has dominated the shoreline of Fenwick since 1858 might be close to what you picture.

The Atlantic Ocean needs to be savored for its sights, smells and sounds. Some places lend themselves naturally to this sensorial experience.

The Atlantic Ocean needs to be savored for its sights, smells and sounds. Some places lend themselves naturally to this sensorial experience.

The Atlantic Ocean needs to be savored for its sights, smells and sounds. Some places lend themselves naturally to this sensorial experience.

The Atlantic Ocean needs to be savored for its sights, smells and sounds. Some places lend themselves naturally to this sensorial experience.

If you imagine a lighthouse with a classic style, this brick structure that has dominated the shoreline of Fenwick since 1858 might be close to what you picture.

With music festivals, lively neighborhoods, museums and wineries, this “midway city” between Washington, D.C. and New York is an attraction in its own right. 

If you imagine a lighthouse with a classic style, this brick structure that has dominated the shoreline of Fenwick since 1858 might be close to what you picture.

If you imagine a lighthouse with a classic style, this brick structure that has dominated the shoreline of Fenwick since 1858 might be close to what you picture.

The Atlantic Ocean needs to be savored for its sights, smells and sounds. Some places lend themselves naturally to this sensorial experience.

The Atlantic Ocean needs to be savored for its sights, smells and sounds. Some places lend themselves naturally to this sensorial experience.

With music festivals, lively neighborhoods, museums and wineries, this “midway city” between Washington, D.C. and New York is an attraction in its own right. 

With music festivals, lively neighborhoods, museums and wineries, this “midway city” between Washington, D.C. and New York is an attraction in its own right. 

The Atlantic Ocean needs to be savored for its sights, smells and sounds. Some places lend themselves naturally to this sensorial experience.

With music festivals, lively neighborhoods, museums and wineries, this “midway city” between Washington, D.C. and New York is an attraction in its own right. 

With music festivals, lively neighborhoods, museums and wineries, this “midway city” between Washington, D.C. and New York is an attraction in its own right. 

If you imagine a lighthouse with a classic style, this brick structure that has dominated the shoreline of Fenwick since 1858 might be close to what you picture.

This small coastal Delaware village is known for its scenic beach, exciting nightlife and proximity to nature reserves and state parks.

Sandwiched between Delaware Bay and the town of Lewes is mile after mile of white sand that attracts beachcombers and sunbathers.