New Jersey is perhaps best known for its close relationship with New York state, with its natural scenery and seemingly endless farmlands earning it the nickname “The Garden State”. Sandwiched between Pennsylvania and New York, you could think of most of New Jersey’s major cities as suburbs of their more famous neighbours, but you’d be selling the place very short.
The Jersey Shore has been providing a beach getaway for city folks for generations, while the forested hills of the Delaware Water Gap continue to wow with their glorious autumn colours. The cities shouldn’t be missed either, as each is packed with both fascinating history and the hum of modern industry and excitement.
New Jersey : les destinations phares
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Cape May
Cape May is for the seafood lovers and the fishermen, the nature tourists, and the beachcombers. The surrounding waters are peppered with pods of dolphins and humpback whales. Oyster bars as well as fish fries and American surf and turf...
Atlantic City, the largest city on the Jersey Shore, is most famous for its casinos, giving it a reputation as the ‘Vegas of the East Coast’. It perhaps lacks the glitz and glamour of its more renowned cousin in Nevada,...
Long Beach Island stretches for 18 miles along the Eastern Seaboard and is graced with white-sand beaches facing the Atlantic. The barrier island is popular among families looking for an escape – it’s just under 2 hours’ drive south from...
Wildwood is a New Jersey resort city offering vast stretches of sandy beach, shopping, amusements, entertainment, quirky and unusual museums, and fun for the family on holiday. The Wildwood Boardwalk is marked by a wide, gold-sand beach and ocean waters...
Cape May
Atlantic City
Long Beach Island
Wildwood
