Some popular destinations in New Jersey include...

Atlantic City
When it comes to casino gaming, Atlantic City can't be beat, with twelve casino resorts featuring world class gaming, five-star dining and top stars. Atlantic City is one of the largest seaside resorts in the world. It is built on Absecon Beach, an island about 10 miles long and three quarters of a mile wide. The city is famous for its boardwalk, stretching seven miles along the Atlantic.

Ocean City
When you want a vacation that will create lasting memories of summer fun, you want to come to Ocean City, New Jersey. It's a place of magnificent sunrises, sunny days on clean beaches, and magical nights on the Boardwalk.

Cape May
Picturesque Cape May holds the distinction of being the oldest seashore resort in the United States. Stretching 20 miles out to sea, this oasis of ambiance is a refuge from the hectic 20th century American lifestyle. Water enthusiasts can spend their days swimming, deep-sea fishing, whale watching, kayaking or sailing.

Spring Lake
The picturesque seaside town of Spring Lake offers vacationers an unhurried atmosphere of gracious living which has made it a unique resort at the Jersey Shore for more than 100 years. Two miles of uncluttered beach and the longest non-commercial boardwalk in New Jersey.

Newark
The state's largest city is a major commercial, financial and educational center, with many fine historic buildings and a rich variety of cultural offerings. Newark offers quality entertainment, dining, culture and sports.

Camden
This industrial center on the banks of the Delaware River is the home of the New Jersey State Aquarium. The aquarium features over 4,000 fish and other aquatic animals in some 80 exhibits and is located minutes from Philadelphia on the Delaware River waterfront. Abounding with world-class cultural attractions, history and entertainment, Camden offers a variety of ways to spend a memorable day on the river all year long.