The 2026 Veterans Flag Ceremony Sign Up will Go Live on May 1, 2026 at 9am.

A tradition for over 50 years, the Veterans Flag Ceremony honors an American Veteran in this moving tribute.

There are 2 fun-filled gift shops here at Sunset Beach! The Main Gift shop features home decor, gourmet food, jewelry, bath & body, books, military and GIFTS! The Rock-n-Apparel shop features destination apparel, plus rocks, minerals, fossils & much more!

A great course with spectacular views of the Delaware Bay! Grab your golfing buddies and experience some fun by the sea. Complete with water hazards and some roughage, this course is a good test of your putting skills. Plus, the outer 10 holes are wheelchair-accessible!

A coastal-inspired eatery nestled in the picturesque beauty of Cape May, NJ, overlooking the legendary Sunset Beach!
Their menu features fresh seafood, craft sandwiches, homemade local ice cream, expertly crafted cocktails, and a curated wine selection.

"Cape May Diamonds" are pure quartz crystals that wash up on the shores of Sunset Beach. You'll often see people scouring the tideline for these gems!

Today, you can find these unique gems crafted into beautiful jewelry in our gift shop and online.

For 100 years, just off Sunset Beach, lies the remains of the concrete ship Atlantus. While awaiting positioning to be part of a dock, the Atlantus broke loose of her moorings during a storm on June 8, 1926 and went aground. Several futile attempts were made to free the Atlantus.

This marvelous story, about a British sailor shipwrecked off on Sunset Beach in the 17th century, was rediscovered after lying in a closet for around 60 years. Famous Philadelphia publisher J. B. Lippincott wanted to publish the book in the 1940s but the author, a blue-collar carpenter called Charles Whitecar Miskelly, wouldn't let them change a word. 

This great attraction is right down the street from Sunset Beach! Built in 1942 for fear of German attack, it is now the last freestanding WWII Lookout Tower in NJ. (photo above is view from the top level). And don't forget about the Cape May Lighthouse, which is also nearby. Climb the 199 steps up the original, cast iron spiral stairway for a staggering view of the Delaware Bay & Atlantic Ocean!