Rehoboth Beach is perhaps the most eccentric town in Delaware, and every year hundreds of thousands of tourists descend on our little town to enjoy the beaches, boardwalk, shops and restaurants. What draws so many people here? Well, it’s really a little slice of paradise, and unlike any other town around. Check out all of the reasons to love Rehoboth, and you’ll want to visit, too!
The most famous Delaware resort town is located along the beautiful Atlantic Ocean, just south of Cape Henlopen.
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Rehoboth is well know for its boardwalk, which features shops, food stands and restaurants, and the Funland amusement park.
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Downtown Rehoboth Beach is full of quaint, charming shops run by locals and featuring local crafts and artwork.
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The town itself hosts some of the best events the state! Their Sea Witch Festival and Parade in October is one you cannot miss
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Of course, the famous, quirky Dogfish Head brewery is located just outside of Rehoboth Beach. Their ales are found throughout the town.
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Blue Moon, located downtown, is the most unique restaurant in Delaware. Where else can you eat gourmet food while watching a drag show?!
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Live music can be heard almost any night at the Bandstand. The landmark features musicians and bands from every genre - you never know what you’ll hear.
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Even in the winter, Rehoboth Beach retains some of its strange charm. In December, Santa moves right onto the boardwalk! I guess we all need a nice view.
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These are just some of the reasons that Rehoboth Beach is loved all around the world – what’s your favorite time of year to visit the town? Do you bring your family to meet with Santa, or dance around with the Sea Witch parade balloons? Whatever your preference is, you’ll love any time you spend in the most eccentric town in Delaware. Oh, and psssst: Read more about the delicious food and unforgettable experience at Blue Moon right here.
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