Cape Water Tours & Taxi
Board the covered pontoon boat for cruises that focus on history or ecology. (Once a year, passengers can watch an expert band baby osprey.) The boat motors along the canal—check out some of the million-dollar homes—to the bay and to the Broadkill River. •• 302-644-7334
Delmarva Discovery Tours
An offshoot of DelMarVa Board Sport Adventures, this tour group offers several themed excursions: beer, wine and spirits; family farms; wine and gardens; Southern Delaware antiques; and local history. •• 302-260-9008
Eating Rehoboth
Embark on a three-hour culinary tour through Rehoboth Beach with stops at some of the town’s most popular restaurants for tasty treats and a meet-and-greet with owners and chefs. •• 888-908-7115
Ecobay Kayak & SUP
Take an eco-tour aboard a kayak or standup paddleboard of the James Farms Ecological Preserve. The company also offers excursions during the full moon. Glow sticks and flashlights are provided. •• 302-841-2722
Fort Miles Museum
Before Cape Henlopen State Park became a destination for bathers and fishermen, it was a World War II-era Army base. Battery 519 is now home to the Fort Miles Museum, which is only open for guided tours. •• 302-644-5007
Lewes Historical Society
The Lewes Historical Society’s guides offer walking tours that spotlight architecture, the city’s maritime history, local legends and the history of Lewes. You can also explore this historic area by kayak or boat with LHS guides. •• 302-644-7334
Milton Historical Society
Walking tours wind through this historic town by the Broadkill, which has been known for making boats, buttons, beans — and now beer. •• 302-684-1010
Rehoboth Beach Museum
Travel back in time by to Rehoboth’s camp meeting origins by foot or on the Jolly Trolley. •• 302-227-7310
Quest Adventures
You gotta give it to this group for creativity. Among its tours is an easy day on the Broadkill River ending at Dogfish Head Craft Brewery in Milton. That’s one quest even the non-athletic will want to conquer. •• 302-74-KAYAK
