Big Stone, like most of the Delaware Bay beaches, is a great spot for birding and wildlife. If you go, park on the side of the road close to the sand.

The Delaware River & Bay Authority – whose commissioners are appointed by the governors of Delaware and New Jersey – manages the Cape May-Lewes Ferry between the two states, and the U.S. Coast ...

Horseshoe crabs gather on Delaware Bay beaches to spawn from May through early June, with the most seen during new and full moon high tides. The next new moon is May 27. The next full moon is June 11.

The Delaware Bay and the two rivers that flow past Bowers — the St. Jones and Murderkill — offer plenty of opportunities for kayaking, boating, and lounging on the shores of this beach town.

The bay is a vital body of water for New Jersey tourism, commerce and travel that has had the name of its southern neighbor since 1610, according to the Delaware government’s website, and was ...

The Garden State should rename its historic Delaware Bay to “The Bay of New Jersey,” Republican state Sen. Michael Testa proposed in new legislation this week.

The Point is where the Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean. Kayakers can enjoy plenty of beautiful views, including the historic Cape Henlopen Lighthouse that is no longer in use.

Besides, Testa says: New Jersey has twice as much shoreline along the bay as Delaware. “We have 52 miles of shoreline on the Delaware Bay, and Delaware only has 28,” he said.

Delaware’s hidden beachfront spots are the perfect antidote to loud, crowded shorelines where you’ll feel like you’ve discovered your own secret getaway.Tucked along both the Atlantic Ocean ...

Zair Murzakov, 35, of Brooklyn, and his cab were located in about 20 feet of water in the Delaware River after crashing through the southbound side of the bridge shortly after 3:30 a.m. on July 11.

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