A Lewes Experience package that includes a one night weekday stay with European-style breakfast and guest parking at the Inn at Canal Square, two tickets to tour the Lewes Historical Society museums, a copy of Swanendael in New Netherland by Wm. J. Cohen, and a tasteful souvenir of a Lewes cooking apron.

Lewes, Delaware was first settled by the Dutch in 1631 and offers a wealth of historic, nautical and recreational activities that reflect on its location at the intersection of the Delaware Bay and Atlantic Ocean. Bay and ocean beaches in and near the town provide swimming, fishing, boating and a host of other watersports. Beaches, nature trails, bird sanctuaries and the Seaside Nature Center can all be found at Cape Henlopen State Park just outside of Lewes. And the Cape May-Lewes Ferry is an unforgettable way to cross the bay from Lewes to New Jersey.