Or browse by city/town Click here to choose Dewey Beach Seaford Northern Region The Northern Region of Delaware is a well-rounded vacation spot with a blend of Colonial atmosphere and modern activities. Small towns with past history to the state's largest city for sophistication. Historic sites abound as do prominent museums and residences. Here there is something to do and see for everyone to enjoy--with excellent dining, Delaware's only zoo, nature trails, parks, riverfront shopping, ship yards, water activities, and the pleasurable countryside. So whether one is an outdoor enthusiast, a history buff, or someone looking for a restful vacation, this is the place. Things to see and do

Central Region

The Central Delaware Region is home to the state's capitol, an Air Force Base, a horse race track and NASCAR racing, a national wildlife refuge, quiet historic towns and villages, pleasant countryside dotted with Amish farms and an easy and exciting vacationland one should navigate at a leisurely pace so as not to miss anything. The capital city of Dover is a charming city with flower-filled parks and historic importance. Here there is something for everyone. Take your time and you will be entertained in all that you do and see. Things to see and do

Southern Region

Click for larger view Barry's Gull Cottage B&B Vivian & Bob Barry 116 Chesapeake Street Dewey Beach, Delaware 19971 Phone: (302) 227-7000 http://www.gullcottage.com innkeeper@gullcottage.com Spotter Since: 3/19/2001 Greater Seaford Chamber of Commerce Paula Gunson 221 High Street, P.O. Box 26 Seaford, Delaware 19973 Phone: (302) 629-9690 Fax: (302) 629-0281 http://www.seafordchamber.com admin@seafordchamber.com Spotter Since: 8/19/2001

Delaware was first settled by the Europeans in 1631. The Dutch established a settlement in what is now Lewes. Prior to that time, Native Americans populated the area, an area with abundant rivers and forests for hunting and fishing. The settlers learned quickly and took care of the natural resources that, to this day, are still reminders of the past. Here one can enjoy outdoor activities and nature, or turn their attention to carefully maintained old structures and homes, visit museums to experience the past or shop and dine to experience the present. There is still a strong Native American culture celebrated at the annual Nanticoke Indian Pow Wow festival. The southern shore provides for fishing, swimming, hand-gliding, bird watching, boating and shellfishing for crab and clams. Come down and visit us. You'll take back fond memories. Things to see and do

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