SERVICE ALERTS

WEATHER ADVISORY | Sunday, February 8, 2026 | 1:30 p.m.

Due to weather conditions, all Ferry sailings today, Sunday, February 8, 2026, are canceled. 

If you have a reservation that is impacted by the weather and changes to our schedule, please monitor your email for messages from our Customer Service team regarding any updates or changes to your booking.

Update for Monday, February 9, 2026 Sailing Schedule:

As we continue to monitor the evolving weather conditions, out of an abundance of caution we have canceled the first two sailings of the day for Monday, February 9, 2026. Those sailings are:

From Cape May: 7:00 a.m.
From Lewes: 8:45 a.m.

If there are additional impacts to our schedule we will update this alert and our social media accounts.

On Monday, January 19, 2026, Lower Township will begin a multi-week road construction project along the access road to the Cape May Ferry Terminal, please review the latest update to the construction project here

SERVICE ALERTS

WEATHER ADVISORY | Sunday, February 8, 2026 | 1:30 p.m.

Due to weather conditions, all Ferry sailings today, Sunday, February 8, 2026, are canceled. 

If you have a reservation that is impacted by the weather and changes to our schedule, please monitor your email for messages from our Customer Service team regarding any updates or changes to your booking.

Update for Monday, February 9, 2026 Sailing Schedule:

As we continue to monitor the evolving weather conditions, out of an abundance of caution we have canceled the first two sailings of the day for Monday, February 9, 2026. Those sailings are:

From Cape May: 7:00 a.m.
From Lewes: 8:45 a.m.

If there are additional impacts to our schedule we will update this alert and our social media accounts.

On Monday, January 19, 2026, Lower Township will begin a multi-week road construction project along the access road to the Cape May Ferry Terminal, please review the latest update to the construction project here

Visit Ocean City, Maryland

Wild Horses of Assateague National Seashore stand on the beach in front of the ocean near Ocean City Maryland
Things to do

Overview: Ocean City, Maryland

Ocean City, Maryland is one of the East Coast’s most iconic beach destinations—famous for its 10‑mile shoreline, classic wooden boardwalk, vibrant entertainment, and endless ways to enjoy the sun and surf. Whether you’re planning a family getaway, a foodie weekend, or a laid‑back beach escape, Ocean City offers something for every traveler.

From surf lessons and parasailing to mini‑golf, arcades, breweries, and waterfront dining, this beach town delivers the perfect mix of nostalgic charm and modern attractions. And with the Cape May–Lewes Ferry just a scenic drive away, it’s easier than ever to build Ocean City into your coastal adventure.

Ocean City Maryland is easily accessed from the Lewes Ferry Terminal in Delaware as shown in this map
Getting Here

Explore Ocean City Maryland

Ocean City is located about 45 minutes south of the Lewes Ferry Terminal, making it an easy hop after a relaxing sail across the Delaware Bay. Enjoy the ride, bring your car aboard, and arrive refreshed and ready to explore:

  • 40–45 minute drive from the Lewes Ferry Terminal in Lewes, Delaware
  • Easy access via DE‑1 and MD‑90
  • Perfect for day trips or long‑weekend vacations

Things to Do in Ocean City, Maryland

Discover Ocean City Maryland | 10 Miles of Amazing

Explore how easy it is to reach Ocean City from the Cape May–Lewes Ferry

Want to make a full coastal getaway? Sail across the bay, explore Delaware Beaches, and drive onward to Ocean City—all in one unforgettable trip. Or, if you’re staying in Ocean City, a ferry ride makes a perfect day trip to Cape May, Wildwood, or the charming towns of Southern Delaware.

Travel Ideas for Ocean City, Maryland

Local Events & Activities

NATURAL BEAUTY

OCEAN CITY: SO MUCH MORE

Related Articles

OCMD Travel Tips

Ocean City offers several great free activities, especially during the summer. You can enjoy mesmerizing beach fireworks displays on summer Mondays and major holidays. The city also hosts free concerts at the beautiful Northside Park and features outdoor movies for families, often right on the beach.

Yes, Ocean City is proudly known as the “White Marlin Capital of the World” and is a prime spot for sport fishing. You can book a thrilling charter fishing trip to reel in impressive species like flounder, tuna, or the coveted marlin. The calm bay areas also offer excellent opportunities for crabbing and fishing.

Parking near the Boardwalk can be competitive during peak season. Convenient options include the spacious Inlet lots, metered street parking, and multi-story garages. A great alternative is to utilize the West Ocean City Park-and-Ride which offers easy, efficient access to the downtown area via the Beach Bus service.

Yes, lifeguards ensure safety and security at all major beaches in Ocean City. It is important for all swimmers to only enter the water in designated areas and when lifeguards are on duty, which is typically during the summer season from Memorial Day to Labor Day.

Ocean City’s dolphin cruises and eco-tours offer a chance to encounter diverse marine life in the ocean and the calmer bay areas. You may see various species of seabirds, and, most notably, pods of dolphins swimming alongside the boat. The coastal environment is rich in wildlife, perfect for nature enthusiasts.

The Ocean City Boardwalk is the main hub for shopping, featuring an abundance of souvenir shops, boutiques, and arcades. For nightlife, you’ll find various bars, pubs, and live music venues, especially in the Downtown area near the Inlet and along Coastal Highway.

Search in CMLF

Cape May Lewes Ferry

Subscribe to our newsletter

Booking Form