Lewes
 The quaint seaside town of Lewes, Delaware keeps history close to its heart. From the oldest standing structure in Delaware, the Ryves Holt house, to the Cannonball House struck during the War of 1812, Lewes has retained its historical charm while keeping pace with modern-day conveniences for residents and guests alike.
From the beautiful Delaware Bay and harbor, to unique dining and shopping opportunities and abundant wildlife state park refuges, Lewes is declared the crown jewel of the Delaware coast. The small town boasts a rich tradition of boating, fishing and watersports, as well as the Cape Henlopen State Park with its 5,000 acres and miles of beaches and trails. Settled in 1631 by Dutch traders, Lewes now draws visitors from all over the world.
Have the ability to explore the hidden treasures of Lewes every day as a resident of the Breakwater community. Whether strolling the side streets, touring the historic homes, boarding Delaware's tall ship, the Kalmar Nyckel, or simply relaxing on the beach, both young and old will enjoy the magical allure of the historic town of Lewes, Delaware.
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