The van we had to ride in from the cape May ferry to the the Washington street mall, was in bad…read moreshape, physically at least. The driver seemed nice enough, but he packed 13 passengers in this beat up old van like we were sardines. What's worse, the running board was damaged, making it very difficult and dangerous to load into the back seats of the van, especially if you were elderly or handicapped. The driver offered NO assistance at all for anyone elderly or handicapped to get in our out in any way! This was our 1st experience with this company and will certainly be the last. I guess you really do get what you pay for!!!!!! A terrible experience.

Oleg was super responsive and professional throughout my booking process. He operates via text…read moremessage which was very easy to keep in contact on the day of my trip from Avalon to OCNJ. I was able to pay over the phone ahead of time to schedule my trip, price was very fair. John came to pick up my party. He was very friendly and texted to let us know when he was arriving. In times like this without Uber availability I really would recommend G Taxi!

Aart's Cape May Taxi appears to be no more. Looking for a ride to the Point the other day, I spoke…read moreto someone on the phone (possibly Aart himself), and he told me they'd gone out of business. In years past Aart had expressed bitterness over Uber's decimation of his business, and well, it may be the end.

My wife and I had Art take us to dinner one evening in September when we visited Cape May. Art is…read morean excellent driver, and his rates are reasonable.

I can't give this man enough stars. He arrived when he said he would. His personality is out of…read morethis world! I don't care who you are, your life will be that much brighter after riding in his taxi. I highly recommend him.

Thank you JW for letting us schedule a pickup on Super Bowl sunday. We used your services a few…read moreyears ago now and were not sure you were still running. Will definitely be calling again. Your the best! We highly recommend Island Cab in the Wildwood area.

We accidentally left a belonging on the cab we were taking, and we called the company and they said…read morethey weren't going to be held responsible for the lost phone although we tracked it down the cab it was in and could see it sitting up on the seat. Once we told them we were out front of the taxi where it was, they told us to "f*ck off" and hung up. So we had to call the police to retrieve it out the cab. I've been a wildwood resident for 18 years as well had my friends. None of us will ever be using this service again. I'm in awe.

They have very poor service. I was coming back from the pool and I damper the woman's set a little…read morebit. And she started to curss at my wife and I and we had both are kids with us. Theating to call the cops because he set was damped. I will never use them again and I hope you won't eaither.

Ms. D was reliable, friendly, and a good communicator regarding my pick up details. She drove me…read morefrom Avalon to New York City in good time and with a professional attitude! Please give her a call!

From the owner: Whether you need a ride or a package delivered, I got you.read more

worst experience they only take out of towners wouldnt even take me to Dover and ventnor ave from…read moreocean

This is the only taxi service we use when traveling to/from AC. Tom-O and his guys are friendly and…read morepunctual. What's also nice is that they will often combine rides by picking up others along the way so that you don't have to pay the full price for the ride. **$40 flat from Ocean City to AC**

Needed a car to drive the in-laws to and from a concert this summer and it worked out great!! They…read moreneeded an suv (High off the ground) and when I called the owner was very nice and gave me the info. I booked and everything was as agreed. Car came as I had hoped, it wasn't a brand new car but a clean well kept SUV maybe 5 years old idk. The driver was great, took great care of them and everyone was very happy and got home safe!!! Give them a call for a cape may county limo or car!

Dr. O writing: Our party of 6 used this service from Cape May to Newark Airport in April 2018. Nick…read morewas our driver. He showed up in CM ahead of schedule. Very presentable, with tie. He loaded all our luggage (which was sizeable). The limo was very clean, and stocked with snacks, soda, water and ice. His driving skills were very good; he had patience with the traffic encountered getting us to the airport on time. Two weeks later, he was there when we returned. Again, same program on our return. Our experience with CM Limo was very good. I would use this service again, and would recommend them to others. Nice job; satisfied customer!!

Date of Excursion: August 3rd, 2025 7:30am…read more After spending a few days in Cape May on my road trip it was time to make my way home. I decided on taking the ferry for this part of the journey and I could not have had a better time. I did take the advice of the web site and made a reservation and paid on line in advance. The drive from my motel in Cape May was a pleasant one, very little traffic at 6:30 in the morning (Sunday). Made it to the entrance and received my ticket for boarding and continued to the line-up. Not sure what to expect but it was different than getting on a plane I guess. Security walk the line and everyone open their trunks for inspection and a little later a security dog walked the line. I do feel safe. After a about a thirty minute wait we started to head to the terminal and board the ferry. I got there early so had a spot up front so I was one of the firsts to drive aboard. I think motorcycles are the first to get on so they could part in the areas other vehicles couldn't. Once you park you stay in your vehicle till the horn blows then the boat is all yours to explore. I was really impressed with the upper deck where the food and beverage station is, nice selection. And the inside seating is first class all the way, though I preferred the outside with views of the bay. It was an 80/90 minute trip that went by before you knew it. The last time I was on this ferry it was with my parents in the 70's on one of our summer road trips, I think we were heading to Florida. I'll will make this a fixture on my next road trip. Well worth it. Peace.

If you know me, I don't fare well with being on open water that I have no idea how deep it is…read more Guess you can say that I have a fear of water. But I try to push myself to experience things, even it is through white knuckles and a tapping foot. I booked my trip on the Cape May Lewes Ferry about two weeks out. That way I knew what time I should show up and to secure myself a spot on the boat. Having never taken this ferry before I did my due diligence and educated myself on everything I needed to know. The best way to secure you spot is to go their website ahead of time. Select whether you are a one-way journeyman or if you will be returning. They will need to know how my passengers, whether you will be towing anything, motorcycle, walk on, etc. Have your pass ready upon driving up to the gate, they will scan it and tell you which lane to go to. Once there, all you have to do is wait. No need to worry about getting out of your vehicle and walking over to the visitor center, most people will be doing that. I got out and ventured over to take some pictures and explore. During your wait, there are multiple things that you can do for entertainment. There is a playground if you have children. There is a store inside for souvenirs. There is a place to grab some food. There are trails to walk, benches to sit, and one more very interesting thing. There is a mini miniature golf course outside. Want to use it, go inside to the information desk and ask for some putters and balls, once you hand over your ID to ensure you return with items. When it nears time to start boarding the boat you will hear an announcement to return to your vehicle so that they can do a quick inspection of your vehicle. The staff will then start directing which vehicles will enter the boat first. Motorcycles first and then they go down a lane. I was lucky to be in a lane that was basically first and made my way onto the boat. I was instructed and guided to a spot on the boat. Take note that once you are on the boat to pay attention to instructions. Do not let your alarm system on. As the motion of the boat can set it off. One passenger did not pay attention and their system was going off for a good few minutes. I grabbed a few things from my vehicle and headed up to the decks and took a look around. Snapping some pictures and went to the stern to see the remainder of vehicles load onto the boat. I also stayed back here as we launched. Cover your ears if the horn is going to bother you. After we launched I made my way indoors to find a table and chair to sit at and eat my snack. The seats are comfortable, and when sitting in them you don't feel the motion too much. I was able to enjoy my food and drink before I got up to wander about. Other things to do while on here. Visit the gift shop. Grab a bite to eat or drink in the cafe area. There are also adult beverages available. Take a seat on deck to watch the waves crash and the land in the distance get nearer. Try not to stumble too much with the rocking of the boat. There were several times I almost went down because of this. The day I took the ferry the weather wasn't the best, spitting rain and windy, so that made for choppy waters. Once on the other side, with all of us back to our vehicles, we started to venture into Delaware. Of course, waiting our turn and being guided off the boat. Definitely a unique way to get around and one that cuts miles and minutes off your travel time.