Where do I check in and what time?

Check-in begins at Ortlieb's, 847 N 3rd St, Philadelphia, PA at 8:00 AM; the bus departs at 9:00 AM.

Where does the bus drop off in Cape May?

The jitney drops riders at Barefoot Bar & Restaurant near 501 Beach Ave, Cape May, NJ for immediate beach access.

Is food or drink included?

Food and drinks are not included; Barefoot Bar & Restaurant and nearby vendors handle purchases; a bar tab pre-game is often part of the event.

Can I bring my own cooler or alcohol?

Check event rules; small coolers for food are usually fine, but open-container and alcohol rules are managed by local ordinances and venue policies.

Is this trip family-friendly?

Yes—this is a family-friendly, all-ages day trip, but supervise children on the beach and near surf.

What happens if the weather is bad?

Organizers may cancel or reschedule in case of severe weather; check the OvR/Pacifico booking page or referral link for updates.

Philly to Cape May: Yellow Line Jitney Day Trip to Barefoot Beach

Hop a Yellow Line jitney to Cape May and trade Philly's rowhouses for an Atlantic beach day that runs from Ortlieb's in Philadelphia to Barefoot Bar & Restaurant on the sand in Cape May. This roundtrip Saturday run—organized by OvR and Pacifico—drops you off at 501 Beach Ave, Cape May, NJ and picks you up later so you can soak up sun, surf, and a lively boardwalk scene without worrying about traffic or parking. The day starts at Ortlieb's, 847 N 3rd St, Philadelphia, PA; check-in opens at 8:00 AM and the bus departs at 9:00 AM. On arrival you step onto broad, gently sloping beaches of Cape May, one of America's oldest seaside resorts, where pale quartz sand meets the Atlantic and low dunes back up to Victorian streets. Barefoot Bar & Restaurant anchors the beachside scene with cold drinks, live music and a prime drop-off point at 501 Beach Ave. Expect sand, surf, and a mix of locals and day-trippers. What makes this trip special is its simplicity: a comfortable, social jitney ride with on-board tunes and a crowd that’s come to relax rather than race. Cape May’s coastline offers classic marine features—wide sandy beaches, dunes fringed by beachgrass, and tidal marshes visible near the western edges. Birdlife is abundant here in migration season; the area is also known for well-preserved Victorian architecture a short walk from the shore. Practical perks matter: the schedule includes a beachside pre-game at 5:00 PM at Barefoot that keeps the energy going before the 8:00 PM return to Ortlieb's. No need to navigate toll bridges, find parking, or coordinate multiple drivers—your roundtrip seat keeps the day effortless and sociable. Bring a towel, sunscreen, and a refillable bottle; local restaurants and bars handle food and drink. This outing is perfect for groups, first-time beachgoers, and anyone eager to trade urban routine for ocean air without an overnight commitment. It’s also an easy way to tap into Cape May’s broader outdoor offerings—walking the promenade, snapping photos of Victorian houses, or taking a short walk to jetty and marsh viewpoints. OvR and Pacifico run this as a Saturday ritual for Philly crowds, making it one of the most accessible shore escapes from the city. Whether you come for the sun, the live music, or a relaxed bar tab on the sand, the Yellow Line jitney delivers a full-day, low-hassle beach experience that highlights Cape May’s coastal character. Pack comfortable sandals, a wind layer for late-afternoon breezes, and a small cooler if you plan to picnic. Families, couples, and friend groups will find the rhythm of the day easy to follow—arrive relaxed, enjoy the shore, and let the jitney take care of the drive home safely.