Rehoboth Beach, Delaware

Rehoboth Beach is a city in U.S state of Delaware. Founded in 1873 by the Rev. Robert W. Todd, the location was incorporated by the Delaware General Assembly as Henlopen City in 1891. It later changed its name to Rehoboth Beach. The city's name is a Biblical name, which means "place for all".

Area & Location: Being a city in Sussex County, the city is located on the Atlantic Coast at 38º42'57? Latitude North and 75º4'59? Longitude West. The city occupies a total area of 4.3 sq. km with 3.1 sq. km of land and 1.2 sq. km of water. It has a population of 1,495.

Tourist Attractions: The city known its numerous beaches is a famous summer tourist destination.

Transportation: The bus service in the city helps carry people from one place to another. Ferries, boats and ships are the means of water transport in the city.

Hotels: The city has a number of hotels and resorts especially beach resorts that provide wonderful tasty marine cuisine. The marvelous location of these hotels on the beach side is really amazing. The Bellmoor, Avenue Inn, Atlantis Inn, Boardwalk Plaza Hotel, Oceanus Motel, Admiral Motel, Hampton Inn Rehoboth Beach, Comfort Inn Rehoboth Beach, Sandcastle Motel, Sirocco Motel, Brighton Suites Hotel and Henlopen Hotel are the quality hotels in the city.

Places of Attraction: Known as 'The Nation's Summer Capital', the city is filled with tourists during the summer. With its beautiful beaches, it attracts tourist from all parts of the world. The visitors chill themselves and enjoy to the fullest in the seawaters where they can feel the pulse of the city. Swimming, sunning, camping, water sports and lively nights enthrall the visitors. The Rehoboth Art League galleries and studios in Henlopen Acres, which is opened to the public in summer lures in plenty of visitors. Delaware Seashore State Park, boating, fishing, camping, surfing, horse and nature trails through its powder sand beaches are the real entertainments of the people reaching the city.