Rehoboth Beach

By car

Rehoboth Beach is easily accessible from Delaware Route 1 from most points to the north such as Philadelphia and Wilmington. Delaware Route 404 provides access from points to the west such as the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Baltimore, and Washington, D.C.
From northern Delaware, follow Delaware Route 1 south to Rehoboth Beach and use Delaware Route 1A or Delaware Route 1B to enter the town. From the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, follow U.S. Route 50 east and turn left onto Maryland Route 404 east in Wye Mills. Continue along Maryland Route 404 east to the Delaware border, where the road becomes Delaware Route 404. Follow Delaware Route 404 east through Georgetown to Five Points and turn right onto Delaware Route 1 south. Follow Delaware Route 1 south to Rehoboth Beach and use Delaware Route 1A or Delaware Route 1B to enter the town. When coming into Rehoboth Beach either from southwest Delaware or southeast Maryland, follow U.S. Route 13 to the junction with U.S. Route 9 east in Laurel, DE. U.S. Route 9 joins with Delaware Route 404 in Georgetown and intersects Delaware Route 1 in Five Points. Follow Delaware Route 1 south to Rehoboth Beach and use Delaware Route 1A or Delaware Route 1B to enter the town.
During the summer months, the heaviest traffic along Delaware Route 1 occurs southbound on Friday evenings when people are traveling to the beach for the weekend, northbound on Sunday afternoons when people are leaving the beach for the weekend, and in both directions on Saturday afternoons when people are checking in and out of weekly beach rentals. Traffic is heaviest along the 10 miles of Delaware Route 1 approaching Rehoboth Beach. If traveling to Rehoboth Beach on a Saturday, it is advised to leave early in the morning in order to avoid the worst of the traffic. If traveling on a day where Delaware Route 1 approaching Rehoboth Beach is heavily congested, turn right onto Delaware Route 1D south (Plantation Road) at the Five Points intersection, whether following Delaware Route 1 south or U.S. Route 9/Delaware Route 404 east. Follow Plantation Road until it becomes Warrington Road at the intersection with Delaware Route 24. Continue onto Warrington Road until reaching Old Landing Road. Turn left onto Old Landing Road, and then take the third right onto Airport Road. Follow Airport Road until it intersects with Delaware Route 1 south. Follow Delaware Route 1 south to Rehoboth Beach and use Delaware Route 1A or Delaware Route 1B to enter the town.

By plane

The closest airport with commercial air service to Rehoboth Beach is the Salisbury-Ocean City-Wicomico Regional Airport (SBY) near Salisbury, Maryland about 45 miles to the southwest. This airport is served by American Eagle flights from American Airlines hubs in Charlotte and Philadelphia. Rental car service is available at this airport. Visitors may also fly into Baltimore-Washington International Airport (BWI) near Baltimore or Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) in Philadelphia, which are served by a wider selection of airlines. From here, you can rent a car and drive to Rehoboth Beach.

By train

The closest train station to Rehoboth Beach is Wilmington Station in Wilmington about 90 miles to the north. Wilmington Station is served by Amtrak trains operating on the Northeast Corridor between Washington, D.C. and Boston along with some long-distance trains, and SEPTA Regional Rail commuter trains running along the Wilmington/Newark Line from Center City Philadelphia. Rental car services are available at the station. From Wilmington Station, rent a car or take DART First State buses to Rehoboth Beach.

By bus

• BestBus

  phone: +1 202-332-2691
  Operates weekend service to/from Penn Station in New York City and Union Station and Dupont Circle in Washington, D.C. in the summer. The bus stop is located just west of the Rehoboth Beach Bandstand across from the Cloudbreak store at 29 Rehoboth Avenue. Buses offer free Wi-Fi, electrical outlets, and free water.

• DART First State Beach ConnectionRoute 305 operates on Friday nights, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays in the summer to/from Wilmington, the Christiana Mall, Middletown, Dover, and Lewes. In Rehoboth Beach, the bus stops at the Rehoboth Beach Park and Ride and offers connections to the Beach Bus routes. Operates with a motorcoach offering 45 seats and 2 wheelchair positions with storage compartments under the coach for beach gear and luggage. Buses are air-conditioned and have wheelchair lifts. Free Wi-Fi.

By bus

• DART First State Beach BusDART First State operates seasonal bus service from May to September out of the Rehoboth Beach Park and Ride, which is located on Shuttle Road off of Route 1 outside of Rehoboth Beach. Motorists can park here for the day for $10.00 and get four daily bus passes offering unlimited rides. DART First State also serves the Lewes Park and Ride, which is located along Route 1 southbound past the Five Points intersection and offers free parking, with the bus fare paid upon boarding. From the park and ride lots, DART First State operates buses to the Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk; the outlet malls; Lewes; Long Neck; and down the coast to Dewey Beach, Bethany Beach, Fenwick Island, and Ocean City. Buses are air-conditioned and have wheelchair lifts.

By trolley

• Jolly Trolley

  phone: +1 302 227-1197
  The Jolly Trolley operates every half hour between Dewey Beach and Rehoboth Beach, with more frequent service during peak times.

By car

It is not advised to travel around Rehoboth Beach by car as there is a lot of traffic congestion. Park the car when you get here and don't use it again until you leave. If traveling to Rehoboth Beach on a summer weekend, it is advised to get into town early as parking spots fill up quickly. To avoid the congestion and parking hassles in Rehoboth Beach, park at the Lewes Park and Ride along Route 1 southbound past the Five Points intersection or the Rehoboth Beach Park and Ride along Shuttle Road off Route 1 outside Rehoboth Beach and take a DART First State bus into Rehoboth Beach.
In Rehoboth Beach, metered on-street parking is available along Lake Avenue between Rehoboth Avenue and 3rd Street, the south side of Lake Avenue between 1st Street and Surf Avenue, Surfside Place, Grenoble Place, Virginia Avenue, Olive Avenue between 3rd Street and a short distance east of 2nd Street and east of 1st Street, Maryland Avenue between 3rd and 2nd streets and east of 1st Street, Baltimore Avenue, Rehoboth Avenue, Wilmington Avenue, Delaware Avenue, Brooklyn Avenue, Christian Street, Philadelphia Street east of Bayard Avenue, Laurel Street east of King Charles Avenue, Hickman Street east of King Charles Avenue, Lakeview Place, 1st Street south of Virginia Avenue, King Charles Avenue north of Hickman Street, 2nd Street north of Rehoboth Avenue, 3rd Street a short distance north of Lake Avenue, and 4th Street between Rehoboth Avenue and Sussex Street. Parking meters are in effect between 10AM and midnight from the Friday before Memorial Day until the second Sunday after Labor Day. Rates for the parking meters are $2.00 per hour while rates for the 30 minute parking spaces (with the time limit enforced year-round) are $1.00 for 30 minutes. Parking may be paid with quarters, credit cards, or the Parkmobile app, though not all options are available at all meters. Change machines are available at the Rehoboth Beach Bandstand, Rehoboth Avenue and 1st Street, the median of Rehoboth Avenue across from City Hall, and 306 Rehoboth Avenue. Change for the parking meters is also available from the Parking Meter Department at 1 City Hall Drive off of Lake Avenue.
Between the Friday before Memorial Day and Labor Day, parking permits are required between 10AM and 5PM daily for all non-metered parking spaces in Rehoboth Beach. Parking permits may be purchased from the Parking Meter Department at 1 City Hall Drive, several real estate offices, the Visitor Center at 501 Rehoboth Avenue, a kiosk at the entrance to town along Rehoboth Avenue, and a kiosk at the entrance to town along Bayard Avenue. Parking permits are $250 for a seasonal transferable permit ($125 after Aug 1), $225 for a seasonal non-transferable permit ($115 after Aug 1), $60 for a weekly permit (8 consecutive days), $35 for a three-day weekend permit (Friday-Monday), $15 for a weekend daily permit, and $10 for a weekday daily permit.
Parking is also available at the Deauville Beach parking lot located off Henlopen Avenue in the northern part of the city. Parking costs $10 per day or $75 per season. Season parking passes can be purchased from the Parking Meter Department. Between the Friday before Memorial Day and the second Sunday after Labor Day, parking permits are required at the lot.

By bike

There are several bike rental shops, and bike racks are ubiquitous. There are no bike lanes, however.
From May 15 to September 15, riding on the Boardwalk may be done between 5AM and 10AM only.

By ride-hailing services

Ride-hailing services Uber and Lyft can be used to get around Rehoboth Beach.

Rehoboth Beach offers plenty of sights for visitors to see. The Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk is 1 mile long and offers great views of the beach and the ocean. The Boardwalk is lined with shops, restaurants, and amusements. Visitors can enjoy a narrated tour of the beautiful resort community. Various options are available to "see" the area...on foot, by boat, by bus, or by trolley. Opportunities are offered by the following businesses: Jolly Trolley and Fisherman's Wharf.

• Anna Hazzard Museum

  address: 17 Christian St
  Museum offering artifacts and memorabilia documenting local history in a camp meeting home from 1895.

• Indian River Life-Saving Station

  phone: +1 302-227-6991
  address: 25039 Coastal Hwy
  Located within Delaware Seashore State Park, the Indian River Life-Saving Station is a museum operated by the state park system with life saving station restored to its 1905 appearance. A tour of the life saving station is offered. Museum is also home to a gift shop. Located approximately one mile north of the Indian River Inlet Bridge.

• Nanticoke Indian Museum

  phone: +1 302-945-3400
  address: 27073 John J. Williams Hwy, Millsboro
  Native American library and artifacts documenting the history of the Nanticoke Indians.

• Rehoboth Beach Historical Society Museum

  phone: +1 302-227-7310
  address: 511 Rehoboth Ave
  Museum showcasing the history of Rehoboth Beach. Artifacts include vintage postcards, bathing suits, photos, and souvenirs.

Parks

In addition to its beaches, Rehoboth Beach is home to several parks, offering a location for a picnic, children to play, or to enjoy some shade:

• Central Park

  address: Columbia Ave, Park Ave, and 3rd St
  Natural wooded area with pine, oak, and magnolia trees. Trails offer views of deer, birds, and native wildlife.

• Cranberry Park

  address: Olive Ave and 3rd St
  A small park with benches for a quiet respite.

• Deauville Beach Tennis Courts

  phone: +1 302-227-3598
  address: Deauville Beach parking lot
  Four tennis Courts are available in the Deuville Beach parking lot, just northeast of the North Surf Avenue and Henlopen Avenue intersection.

• Deer Park

  address: Dover St and Kent St
  Natural wooded area with pine, oak, and magnolia trees.

• Grove Park

  address: Columbia Ave and Grove St
  Located near the Visitor Center and Museum, Grove Park has a “Tot Lot” and a ten station circuit training work out area. , There is one large pavilion, one smaller picnic pavilion, bathrooms and a drinking fountain. From May to October, Grove Park hosts The Rehoboth Beach Farmer's Market on Tuesdays from noon to four.

• Lake Gerar Park

  address: Lake Ave
  Lake Gerar Park is located on Lake Avenue near but not on the ocean. There is a "Tot Lot" for small children and benches on which to view the lake. At the west end of the lake, there is a small fishing deck.

• Lee Street Park

  address: Lee St
  A small park with trees to provide shade.

• Martin's Lawn

  address: Christian St
  A small park next to the Anna Hazzard Museum and Senior Center with a grassy area and crape myrtle trees.

• Stockley Street Park

  address: Stockley St west of Scarborough St
  Located along Silver Lake, this park offers a "Tot Lot" along with a foot bridge over the lake from which you can feed the ducks, turtles, and carp.

A number of activities are offered in Rehoboth Beach and the surrounding area. The free beach in Rehoboth Beach offers sunbathing and ocean swimming. Lifeguards are on duty M-F 10AM-5PM and Sa-Su and holidays from 10AM-5:30PM from Memorial Day weekend until September. During late July through early October, dolphins can often be spotted just off-shore along the coast. Close encounters can be arranged. The ocean around Rehoboth Beach offers surf and deep sea fishing. Fishing is also excellent in the Indian River Inlet area, Rehoboth Bay and Delaware Bay. Sailing is popular in the surrounding waters, with rentals available. Surfboard riding is available on the Atlantic Ocean near Indian River Inlet on Route 1, south of Dewey Beach. Surfing lessons and rentals are available. There are a number of arcades at Rehoboth Beach; the largest is Funland. Golf in Southern Delaware is abundant with 12 public golf courses and a number of private courses. Par-3 golf is available at Midway Par 3 Golf Course and Driving Range. Horseback riding is offered at Cape Henlopen State Park (off season only; must bring your own horse) near Lewes or Delaware Seashore State Park. The First State Webfooters, year round walking event (YRE) is held from January 15 through December 15. The starting point for the walk is the Atlantic Sands Hotel on the Boardwalk. For information call 302-945-2020 or 302-697-1191. Weddings and Civil Unions are offered by the Clerk of Peace, Sussex County, Delaware: +1 302-855-7834. For permission to have a beach wedding or civil union, contact the City of Rehoboth at 302-227-6181.

• Baywood Greens

  phone: +1 302-947-9800
  address: 32267 Clubhouse Way, Long Neck
  Called the "Augusta of the North", Baywood Greens is an 18-hole championship public golf course surrounded by gardens.

• Clear Space Theatre

  phone: +1 302-227-2270
  address: 20 Baltimore Ave
  Theater company near the boardwalk that provides live performances six nights a week.

• Delaware Seashore State Park

  phone: +1 302-227-2800
  address: 39415 Inlet Rd
  A long stretch of natural beach that offers several areas for four-wheel vehicle access and surf fishing. A popular activity is treasure hunting on the beach with metal detectors. The park is home to two ocean swimming areas that have bathhouses that offer showers and changing rooms, concession stands, and rental of umbrellas, chairs, and rafts. The beaches are patrolled by lifeguards from 9AM-5PM between Memorial Day weekend and Labor Day. A surfing beach is located north of Indian River Inlet. The inland bays offer activities such as boating, windsurfing, and sailing, with some areas allowing crabbing and clamming. A boat launch is available for boating access to the bay. The Indian River Marina is located to the north of the Indian River Inlet. The state park also has a nature trail on Burton's Island and two picnic pavilions. Delaware Seashore State Park offers year-round camping for tents and RVs.

• Delmarva Board Sports

  phone: +1 302-260-9008
  address: 19470 Coastal Hwy
  Delmarva Board Sports offers kayak and paddle board rentals along with lessons and excursions.

• Escape Rehoboth

  phone: +1 302-344-6125
  address: 20245 Bay Vista Rd, #206
  Escape room allowing you to star in a mystery movie, solve puzzles, and crack codes.

• Funland

  phone: +1 302-227-1921
  address: 6 Delaware Ave
  Family-oriented amusement park on the boardwalk that has children's rides along with an arcade featuring skee ball and roller derby.

• Heritage Inn & Golf Club

  phone: +1 302-644-0600
  address: 34521 Postal Ln
  Resort offering a 9-hole golf course, with golf packages available.

• Indian River Inlet Marina

  phone: +1 302-227-3071
  address: 39415 Inlet Rd
  Marina located on the north side of Indian River Inlet at Delaware Seashore State Park, with a 24-hour boat ramp.

• Junction and Breakwater Trail

  phone: +1 302-645-8983
  address: 36470 Seaside Outlet Dr
  Scenic trail for hikers and bicyclists connecting Rehoboth Beach and Lewes.

• Jungle Jim's River Safari Water Park

  phone: +1 302-227-8444
  address: 36944 Country Club Rd
  The largest waterpark in Delaware featuring slides and bumper boats.

• Kindred Spirit Sailing Charters

  address: 1115 Highway One, Dewey Beach
  Private day and sunset sailing charter aboard the 26' sailboat Kindred Spirit. Small groups of 1-4 persons. Sailing instruction or just cruising.

• Midway Par 3 Golf Course & Driving Range

  phone: +1 302-645-7955
  address: 34578 Pinnacle Rd, Lewes
  Golf course offering par 3 holes and a driving range.

• Midway Speedway Park

  phone: +1 302-645-8064
  address: 18645 Coastal Hwy
  Fun park that features go-kart tracks, miniature golf, and the White Water Mountain Water Park.

• Movies at Midway

  phone: +1 302-645-0200
  address: 18585 Coastal Hwy, #1
  Movie theater situated along Rte 1 near the Tanger Outlets showing new releases. A great place to go on a rainy day at the beach.

• Old Landing Golf Course

  phone: +1 302-227-3131
  address: 20836 Old Landing Rd
  Public golf course that was rated the fifth-best public golf course in Delaware by Golf Digest.

• Rehoboth Bay Marina

  phone: +1 302-226-2012
  address: 109 Collins St, Dewey Beach
  Marina located along the Rehoboth Bay in Dewey Beach.

• Rehoboth Bay Sailing Association

  phone: +1 302-227-9008
  address: 38747 Rehoboth Bay Sailing Association Ln, Dewey Beach
  The Rehoboth Bay Sailing Association is a membership sailing and tennis facility that offers a sailing school and rentals along with tennis tournaments and clinics.

• Rehoboth Beach Bandstand

  phone: +1 302-644-2288
  address: 1 Rehoboth Ave
  Bandstand that offers free entertainment, with the Summer Concert Series offering performances from over 50 bands during the course of the summer.

• Rehoboth Surf Boarding School

  phone: +1 302-745-5804
  address: 20717 Coastal Hwy
  Sport tour agency that offers surfing lessons and rentals.

In Rehoboth Beach, one can enjoy both small town unique specialty shopping, factory outlets and malls. Shopping areas are located in downtown Rehoboth Beach and along Route 1. All purchases in Delaware are tax-free. Be sure to look for the Chamber of Commerce emblem on store windows. There are more than 100 antique stores throughout Sussex County.

• Bella Luna

  address: 127 Rehoboth Ave
  Eclectic boutique in downtown Rehoboth Beach.

• Blooming Boutique

  phone: +1 302 226-3300
  address: 216-B Rehoboth Ave
  Boutique selling accessories, jewelry, Trollbeads, handbags, shoes, and clothes

• Browseabout Books

  address: 133 Rehoboth Ave
  Bookstore in downtown Rehoboth Beach where one can pick up a book to read on the beach.

• Christmas Tree Hill

  address: 36706 Bayside Dr
  Store offering everyday and seasonal gifts, home decor, and jewelry.

• Downtown Cowgirl

  address: 146 Rehoboth Ave, #3
  Eclectic women's fashion and accessories.

• Gallery 50

  address: 50 Wilmington Ave
  Art gallery featuring work from emerging and mid-career regional artists.

• Gifts of Serenity

  address: 42 Rehoboth Ave
  Distinguished gifts for body, soul and spirit. Featuring Trapp and Yankee Candle as well as Crabtree & Evelyn. Do not forget the ever so fun and whimsical peace frogs.

• Kevin Fleming Photography

  address: 239 Rehoboth Ave
  Art gallery of renowned Delaware photographer Kevin Fleming.

• Penny Lane Mall

  address: 42 Rehoboth Ave
  Quaint European inspired, open-air mall located right off Rehoboth Avenue.

• Rehoboth Beach Farmers Market

  address: Grove Park
  Farmers market on Tuesdays from May to October offering fresh fruit and produce.

• Tanger Outlets

  phone: +1 302 226-9223
  address: 36720 Bayside Outlet Dr, 35000 Midway Outlet Dr, 36470 Seaside Outlet Dr
  Tanger Outlets Rehoboth Beach offers over 130 name-brand outlet stores in three different complexes along Rte 1, with tax-free shopping.

This quaint beach town offers a variety of eateries to accommodate a wide range of tastes and budgets.

• Grotto PizzaA Delaware favorite, Grotto Pizza is a modestly-priced local pizza chain known for pizza with a swirl of sauce on top. Also features a bar area. Grotto Pizza has two locations on the Rehoboth Beach boardwalk and one along Rehoboth Avenue

• phone: +1 302-227-3601
  address: 17 S Boardwalk

• phone: +1 302-227-4588
  address: 15 N Boardwalk

• phone: +1 302-227-3278
  address: 36 Rehoboth Ave

Espuma restaurantLocated just two blocks from the beach. Serves up eclectic cuisine while maintaining a comfortable, beach-inspired atmosphere.

Royal Treat

address: 4 Wilmington Ave

Offers old-fashioned breakfast (think: scrambled eggs) at relatively cheap prices and is cash-only. Royal Treat is closed October to March and also serves up ice cream.

Futty Dutty's

address: 7 S. 1st Street

For a sweeter breakfast this definitely has "the best buns on the beach". The small, informal bakery is known for its friendly service and incredible homemade baked goods, and should definitely be put on your "to-visit" list. Not only do they bake fresh pastries like croissants and muffins daily, they also serve iced coffee drinks and smoothies, along with several flavors of hot coffee.

Victoria's Restaurant

phone: +1 302 227-0615

address: 2 Olive Ave

Located inside the Boardwalk Plaza Hotel, serves (slightly pricey) breakfast daily and weekend brunch. By putting their own, exciting twist on classic favorites, Victoria's has come up with delicacies like Raspberry Swirl French Toast and a Cinnamon Apple Crepe. Reservations for brunch are recommended.

Cafe SoleFor outdoor dining, Cafe Sole- "where it's always a sunny day"- creates a comfortable atmosphere, inside and out. Lunch is served daily from 11AM-3AM and consists of a variety of small plates (like their Roasted Garlic Hummus with Pita), sandwiches (Tomato and Mozzarella = mmm) , and inventive vacation cuisine (Jumbo Lump Crab Cake). Save room for desserts like key lime pie and bread pudding.

Double Dippers

address: 11 N First St

Old-fashioned ice cream parlor. Over 40 flavors of Hersheys ice cream. Soft serve as well. Shakes, malts, floats, old-fashioned sodas, sundaes and banana splits. Huge scoops and friendly sit down service.

Go Fish!

phone: +1 302 226-1044

address: 24 Rehoboth Ave

It's a small, slightly cramped little place, and the prices are a little high, but the fish and chips are absolutely spot on, they have good ales on tap, friendly and efficient service, plus they are right around the corner from the heart of the boardwalk. The fried sausages (made by some British expat in town exclusively for the restaurant) are a real treat, as is the sticky toffee pudding.

• Big Oyster Brewery

  phone: +1 302 227-3467
  address: 19269 Coastal Hwy
  Brewery within Fins Ale House and Raw Bar that brews IPAs and lagers.

• Dogfish Head Brewery and Eats

  phone: +1 302 226-2739
  address: 320 Rehoboth Ave
  A craft brewery/distillery with fun, out-of-the-ordinary beers, spirits, and food. From "Ginger Peach Wheat" beer to wood-grilled pizzas, to the stacked indulgence burger, you are guaranteed a pretty decadent meal. Service is pretty unimpressive, but in fairness, it is a big noisy place and they still get the job done efficiently. To get a behind-the-scenes look at how they brew their beer, DFH invites guests to take a free tour every Wednesday at 5PM. Outdoor seating available. Prices are really a steal.

• Revelations Craft Brewery

  phone: +1 302 212-5674
  address: 19841 Central St
  Local brewery.

• Hotel Rehoboth

  address: 247 Rehoboth Avenue
  Opened in March 2008 as Rehoboth Beach's first boutique hotelWithin walking distance to all in-town attractions, beach/ocean and boardwalk.

• The Henlopen Hotel

  address: 511 North Boardwalk
  Mid-range hotel right on the beach.

• Boardwalk Plaza Hotel

  address: 2 Olive Avenue
  Boardwalk, Rehoboth Beach. Antique Victorian-themed hotel right on the boardwalk.

• The Bellmoor

  address: 6 Christian Street
  A fine Rehoboth Beach Hotel Spa & Conference Center offering all resort amenities in the heart of Rehoboth's beachside community.

• Oceanus Motel

  address: 6 Second Street
  Access to both Rehoboth and Dewey Beach, Delaware, Oceanus Motel offers families affordable vacation lodging accommodations. All dining, shopping, water activities, sailing, fishing, jet skiing & windsurfing are nearby.

• Atlantis Inn

  address: 154 Rehoboth Avenue
  In the heart of downtown Rehoboth Beach, 1.5 blocks from the beach and boardwalk. Deluxe accommodations, suites and efficiencies with sleeping arrangements up to six people per room. Rooms feature a refrigerator and microwave, or a full kitchen. Your room also includes free wireless internet access, parking, and outdoor pool and large sundeck overlooking Rehoboth Avenue.

• Holiday Inn Express

  phone: +1 302-227-4030
  address: 19953 Shuttle Road
  Beautifully renovated in 2009, 81-room resort property in the heart of Rehoboth Beach, next to Tanger Outlets. Free amenities include hot breakfast buffet, wireless internet access (wifi), fitness room, outdoor swimming pool and parking. Rooms feature a refrigerator, microwave and wet barsink to name a few.

The following realtors offer vacation rentals in Rehoboth Beach:

• Berkshire Hathaway - Gallo Realty

  address: 37230 Rehoboth Ave Ext
  Seasonal and weekly rentals, F-F or Su-Su

• Coldwell Banker Resort Realty

  address: 20184 Coastal Hwy
  Seasonal and weekly rentals, mostly Sa-Sa

• Jack Lingo Realtor

  address: 246 Rehoboth Ave
  Seasonal, weekly, and partial-week rentals, mostly Sa-Sa

• Long and Foster Vacation Rentals

  phone: +1 302-227-3821
  address: 37156 Rehoboth Ave
  Seasonal, weekly, and weekend rentals, flexible checkout days

• Ocean City
• Dewey Beach