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NEW JERSEY - No matter the season or purpose of your trip to New Jersey's seaside resorts, New Jersey boasts over 130 miles (209 km) of breathtaking pristine coast along the Atlantic. There are 44 beach towns in New Jersey and over 60 if you include unofficial beaches. These beaches provide something for everyone, from bustling boardwalks and lively beach parties to quiet waterfront oases and charming small towns that cater to an upscale clientele.

5 Luxurious Bed and Breakfast Spots in New Jersey

Philadelphia, PA - New Jersey has several luxurious bed and breakfasts. Some offer free WiFi, free parking, and whirlpool tubs. The private bathrooms are perfect for soaking in after a long day exploring the state. In addition, bed and breakfasts offer personalized service and luxurious amenities.

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Atlantic City, NJ – Tickets for the Le Diner en Blanc in Atlantic City will be available tomorrow, Tuesday, May 23, 2012. Those interested in attending can add their name to the Le Diner en Blanc Atlantic City waiting list.  Those on the waiting list will be invited to register for the event until it sells out.

5 Best Ice Cream Parlors in Avalon, NJ

Philadelphia, PA - One of the most memorable experiences at the Jersey Shore is going out for some ice cream, and Avalon New Jersey has some of the best Scoop Shops down the shore.

Explore the Exciting Entertainment Scene of Atlantic City

Philadelphia, PA - Atlantic City is a popular destination for travelers seeking a fun and exciting getaway. And what better way to get there than on a comfortable and convenient bus tour? In this article, we'll explore some of the top bus tour options for visiting Atlantic City.

Dock's Oyster House an Atlantic City Institution

Philadelphia, PA - Harry "Dock" Dougherty saw an opportunity in Atlantic City to open an establishment serving delicious seafood in a warm and welcoming environment in 1897.

With sixty seats and no liquor license to worry about, Dock's Oyster House quickly became local and tourist favorites, quickly making its mark across two world wars, depressions, and Atlantic City's rise and fall - eventually becoming an institution in its own right. Today it continues its legacy, providing classic oyster bar fare and fine dining in an atmosphere filled with warmth and hospitality that has long since been its trademark since 1897!