Fenwick Island Lighthouse, DelawareAnother of Delaware's renowned "Quiet Resorts," this barrier island lures avid fishermen, bird watchers, and vacationers seeking an idyllic haven. Its 87 foot tall Fenwick Island Lighthouse was completed in 1859 to guide sailors past the island's notorious shoals. Fenwick's breathtaking sunrise over the ocean is rivaled only by its equally beautiful bayside sunset.

Venice is known for its friendly small-town feel

The scenic views

fishermen (second largest fishing pier on the east Coast) vacationers and locals

" Pristine beaches and fishing and boating are just the beginning

a prime location on the Eastern Migratory Flyway

Ocracoke Island has become a 16-mile span of lush beaches accessible only by boat or plane

starting at the northern edge of the city where the Venice jetties open a passage from the Intracoastal Waterway to the Gulf of Mexico

The capitol of Maryland and home to the United States Naval Academy

and known for its amazing natural resources including the Stone Harbor Bird Sanctuary and Wetlands Institute

A peaceful beach town with plenty of charm

Once called "Savannah Beach

Atlantic City has historic hotels and attractions including Ocean Pier