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Located near Diamond Beach, the Cape May National Wildlife Refuge is a prime destination for nature lovers. This protected area offers miles of scenic trails through coastal marshes, forests, and dunes, making it ideal for birdwatching and wildlife photography. The refuge is especially popular during migratory seasons, with thousands of shorebirds and songbirds passing through.
Known for its pristine, private shorelines, Diamond Beach offers a tranquil escape from the busier beaches nearby. With soft white sand and gentle waves, it’s perfect for a relaxing day by the ocean. The beach is well-maintained and offers a more exclusive feel compared to public beaches, making it ideal for families and couples looking for a peaceful retreat.
This waterfront area is home to some of the best seafood dining experiences in the region, with breathtaking views of the bay. Two Mile Landing features two well-known seafood restaurants, The Crab House and Two Mile Restaurant, where visitors can enjoy fresh seafood, live music, and stunning sunset views over the water.
Just a short drive from Diamond Beach, the Nature Center of Cape May offers interactive exhibits, educational programs, and a scenic observation deck overlooking the harbor. Visitors can participate in guided nature walks, kayaking excursions, and birdwatching tours to explore the diverse coastal ecosystem.
Famous for its picturesque views, Sunset Beach is one of the best spots near Diamond Beach to watch the sun dip below the horizon. The area is also known for Cape May diamonds—smooth quartz pebbles found along the shoreline. Visitors can explore the remains of the S.S. Atlantus, a World War I-era concrete ship partially submerged just offshore.
