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Vacationer
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Come explore NJ’s Southern Shore.
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Check out Southern New Jersey Vacationer’s “101 Things To Do” and the events
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listingstolearnjusthowmuchourregionhas,anddiscoverplacesandeventsthatwill
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the savannah where giraffes and zebras roam freely. Or visit the Cohanzick Zoo in DianeWieland/KathrynTomlin/DeborahBass
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AfricanjunglesorAmazonrainforests.And,guesswhat?NOadmissioncharge–wow!
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Always longed for a vacation in the wine country? Check out our vineyards and
wineriesfortours,tastingsandfun.
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What’swinewithoutfood?OfcoursetherearefabulousItalianrestaurants,plusIrish
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pubs, Asian, Thai, Indian and other ethnic favorites, all throughout Southern New
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Jersey.There’salsogood,oldfashionedboardwalkfavorites–pizza,hotdogs,softpret-
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zelsandCurlyFriesandicecream–andofcourse,seafoodfromlocalwaterspaired
withJerseyFreshproduce.
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We have amusement &waterparks galore! Ocean City’s boardwalk has Gillian’s
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Wonderland Pier and Playland Park; in the Wildwoods, it’s Morey’s Piers with three
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locationsalongtheboardwalk–SurfsidePier,Mariner’sLandingandAdventurePierwith
rollercoasters,bumpercars,FerrisWheelsandsomethrillingridesthatarenotforthe
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countryinnforafternoonteaorsimplycuddlebythefireplaceonwinterevenings.Hike
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throughforests,sailthebay,orreelinthecatchoftheday.Gofishing,boating,camping
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justforthefunofit!–atNJ’sSouthernShore.
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Atlantic City Convention & Visitors Authority, who work with the Southern Shore
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