Enjoy the breeze, starters and a Sloe Boat to Lewes – that’s sloe gin, Prosecco and lemon juice – as you wait for the next ferry boat. Or stay put and enjoy the people and boats sailing by and the beautiful sunsets. If that’s the plan, we suggest the Garden State of Mind – it’s elderflower, strawberry, melon liqueurs and Prosecco.

Take in panoramic ocean views while dining at the Gastropub’s Terrace Lounge. It’s the perfect setting for upscale pub food and an impressive menu of old-fashioned drinks and craft beers.

Tourists and locals alike flock to this Wildwood hotspot for good reason – the seafood is fresh and the friendly staff is eager to serve it to you. Everything’s good, so try the shrimp, scallops, mussels, clams, lobster and flounder – or all of the above.

This 62-acre working farm in West Cape May is where you get the freshest fruits, veggies, eggs and meats. You’ll want to linger, so come hungry and stay for breakfast or lunch at the Farm Kitchen, featuring what’s fresh off the fields that morning.

Looking for a special way to pop an important question or throw an upscale, outdoor party? This Margate-based company sets up raised tables, luxury linens, decor, a bluetooth speaker and – of course – a charcuterie board. You get to relax and enjoy.

Wahine, pronounced WA-HEE-NEH, is the Jersey Shore’s first natural wine shop. This new Ventnor shop is stocked with sustainable, organic, natural wines and craft spirits.

New owners Megan and Bill Bumbernick say they’ll remain true to regulars by keeping all your Rio Station favorites on the menu, including smoked BBQ-loaded fries, brisket grilled cheese and of course the crabcakes packed with tasty crab meat.

There’s always top-rate entertainers performing at Borgata. This month’s acts include Steely Dan, KALEO and Rick Springfield. The Labor Day weekend lineup of Scorpion and Tom Jones keeps the party going into September.

Between the high price of gas and heavy shore traffic, driving around our beach towns can be a hassle – unless what you’re driving is an electric bike, scooter or cruiser. Stop into Zippy’s Bikes in Wildwood to check out the huge selection of e-bikes for sale and rent, then get cruising.

You can say your vows barefoot on the sand or dressed to impress on the Grand’s sundeck overlooking the ocean. Whatever your version of a perfect beach wedding is, the Grand’s talented planners can make it happen.

Sure you can order online any time of year and get your fix. But there’s something much more satisfying about being on the OC boardwalk and watching as your bucket is dipped into the large copper kettle then comes back to you overflowing with hand-mixed popcorn.

Tiki Ten35’s frosty cocktails are served daily from 11 am to 10 pm. Even better, there’s beach (and poolside) service and lots of live entertainment. After a few mango mojitos and gin blossom martinis, the resort’s luxury rooms are the perfect place for a siesta.

When the music you want to hear is the sounds of waves crashing on the beach and clinking cocktail glasses, the Hard Rock’s Beach Bar is the place. Relax in a beach cabana or grab a spot at the boardwalk bar.

Five Girls’ menu is filled with fantastic choices to satisfy all tastes. The draw for us are the cheesesteaks. There’s the plain, made with prime ribeye steak, and the chicken, our favorite. Jazz it up with whiz or another cheese choice and you’ll understand.

Joe’s is known as the home of the big slice for good reason. This Wildwood favorite serves ginormous and flavorful pizza. Eat at Joe’s and you won’t go home hungry – and that’s a good thing.

Santorini is the place to get homemade tzatziki, burrata, moussaka and other Greek favs in Wildwood. It’s so good you just might mistake the Atlantic breeze for the Mediterranean.

Programs for tots at the Katz JCC are everything you’d expect at a top-notch early childhood center – a full-sized gym, expansive outdoor rec facilities and of course great academics. Then there are the perks of shore living: trips to the beach, visits from Wetlands Institute animals – and did we mention weekly swimming lessons?

The waters off the Cape are the ideal location for up-close and personal sightings of whales and dolphins. Captain Jeff and his seasoned crew know all the places they like to hang, including the Delaware Bay Estuary, a sanctuary for many species of marine life. You’ll have a whale of a time.

What would make a perfect start to a beach day? Not having to lug everything to the beach. And the perfect ending? Outsourcing the break-down. If you beach in Avalon, Stone Harbor or Sea Isle City, Matt Hladczuk, the Beach Shore Set Up Guy, has your back.

You know when you see that white cardboard box that something good is inside. The cinnamon buns at Britton’s in Wildwood Crest are ooey and gooey in all the right places, and they come with nuts or with raisins. But give yourself plenty of time when you go, you’ll probably have to wait in line (on the sidewalk) at this well-loved spot.

For more than 3 decades, John “Gigi” Gigliotti has been the friendly face associated with the words “Watch the tram car please.” If you’ve been to Wildwood between 1992 and today, you’ve probably seen the West Deptford resident steering a tram car. You may have even had a pleasant conversation with the town’s unofficial and beloved ambassador.

From the grand gateway, where you’ll instantly want to stop for a photo, to the Icon Wall Murals, the Wildwoods have the most spots for amazing selfies. Make sure to check out the Sand Dollar Wings at the beach & 5th Avenue, the North Wildwood Arch at 16th Street, the North Wildwood Sea Wall at JFK Beach Drive and the neon sign garden outside the Doo Wop Experience Museum at Burk & Ocean Aves.

What started as a pop-up is Avalon’s hot new BYOB. Overlooking the dunes on the shore town’s tiny Boardwalk, Summer Salt offers an ever-changing $85 plant- and seafood-centric tasting menu.

A 40,000-square-foot go-kart track is the latest addition to Showboat Resort’s massive arcade. These racing machines are imported from Italy and can speed around the track at up to 50 mph.

You’re on vacation so why not start the day at this cute North Wildwood grill with a Mermaid Mimosa, Salty Mary or a Beermosa. If it’s not that kind of morning, the Hangover Burrito may be just what you need.