Jenn's Guidebook

Buses run 22 hrs. - from the inlet to the Delaware line. No need to for a designated driver or expensive Ubers - the bus will get you there. Closest stop is 94th and coastal highway.

Beach attire accepted everywhere. Sandals or flip flops are wise for the beach - the sand gets hot. Bring beach and bath towels for your stay. Don’t forget your linens. Sets of sheets required by guests: 1 king, 1 queen, 3 full. Contact host for local linen rentals if it’s easier for you - The host will provide you with a current list of companies offering beach and linen rentals. Bring pillow cases too!! Sunscreen is a must to keep you protected. Sand toys for the kids of all ages. An appetite for funnel cakes Caramel popcorn, salt water taffy and fresh seafood.

Check out the sunny days booklets found in most store fronts hotels lobbies and restaurants. I try to leave current editions for the guests at the condo for you too.

You’re “down the shore now, Hun.” The language is the same - but different.

Strollers are welcome on the boards and busses. For the swimmers - watch the undertow /rip tied. When there are flag warnings keep kids and adults out of the waves. They can pull you out quickly and without notice. Pay attention to high and low tides. Use sunscreen often.

Unit features outdoor security cameras that are active year round. They record sound and video. They may not be turned off or tampered with. Cameras are outdoors only. They activate recording w/movement / loud sounds. We rarely monitor the devices in season but are there for both the security of the property and to protect the hosts and the guests. There is a security alarm on the property. Alarm is turned off during your stay. System monitors opened windows and doors for 5 minutes or longer will send the hosts a notification and turnoff HVAC for a period til reset