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VALENTINE’S DAY 2013

February 1st, 2013 by johnmatusiak

Valentine’s Day is an opportunity to let your love know just how special they are in your life. Sometimes our lives are so busy that it is tough to schedule quality time with each other. Wouldn’t a beautiful bouquet of flowers, fine chocolates, gourmet breakfast, and a quiet room far away from all your daily stress and worries be the perfect Valentine’s Day celebration? Take part in The Bacchus Inn’s special Valentine’s Day offer – Click here to view. We will make it easy for you, make your reservation now and we will take care of the rest. Come to The Bacchus Inn Bed & Breakfast for Valentine’s Day this year. Call us at (609) 884.2129 or click here make your reservation on-line now.

Check out our new Valentine’s Day video: Valentine’s Day at The Bacchus Inn

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NOT TOO EARLY TO MAKE YOUR CAPE MAY VACATION PLANS FOR 2013 …

January 21st, 2013 by johnmatusiak

Cape May is all ready awaiting the 2013 tourist season with much anticipation. Come frolic in our surf, stroll our promenade, tour our Victorian Inns, relive our past, climb our lighthouse, browse our shops, fish our waters, enjoy an outdoor concert, be part of our night life, visit our gardens, hunt for “Cape May Diamonds”, or experience our natural beauty at one of our nature preserves.

Restaurants are serving up their fine food, shops are stocking their shelves with new inventory, and the beaches are ready to be relaxed on. We are ready for you in Cape May and we are ready for you at The Bacchus Inn Bed & Breakfast. Make your plans today! To check availability or make reservations, click on www.bacchusinn.com/reservations or call 609.884.2129

Cape May Beach

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CAPE MAY IS SPARED BY HURRICANE SANDY

November 2nd, 2012 by johnmatusiak

Hurricane Sandy roared through Cape May County on Monday, Oct 29, driving a massive storm surge onto the barrier islands. Winds and rain started Sunday and continued through two high tides, coinciding with a full moon that night.

Thankfully for Cape May and other area shore-points, Sandy turned into a post-tropical cyclone before making landfall south of Atlantic City around 8 p.m.

By Tuesday morning, parts of the county looked like a war-zone, however, Cape May, the Wildwoods, Stone Harbor and Avalon fared better than expected. Avalon and Stone Harbor experienced an all time record high tide Monday night, but the water had receded by Tuesday afternoon and damage seemed minimal.

Many believe that the combination of the storm hitting 20 to 25 miles north of Cape May and some two hours before high tide, saved this area from immense flooding.

The Cove Beach in Cape May, NJ – Post-Sandy

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