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LS 2010 V2.Pdf The rich heritage of Brigantine Beach began in the 1500s when the Lenape Indians called our island their “summer playground” or “Watamoonica.” The Dutch were the first Europeans to explore the Jersey coastline searching for a waterway through the New World to the Orient. The log book of Henry Hudson’s ship “Half Moon” recalls the first obser- vation of Brigantine Beach on September 2, 1608: “This is a very good land to fall in with, and a pleasant land to see...” The legendary pirate, Captain William Kidd is said to have buried treasure, under Brigantine Hello La Sammana Owners! Beach sand. The name “Brigantine” came from a type of 1600s ship; perhaps one If we could freeze time, I’d hope we’d hold onto summer a little longer. of the first of over three hundred vessels wrecked on the notorious offshore shoals, during a two hundred year period. Our lives are too hectic, too busy, too “connected.” Along with summer In the 1700s several families, whose large landholdings were known comes a little slower pace, a somewhat more relaxed feeling. It makes us as “plantations,” owned the island. During the American Revolution, realize we all need to slow down a bit. American privateers (patriot - pirates) hid in our North and South inlets and would suddenly streak to attack unwary or disabled British ships. Shipbuilding and salt manufacturing (from sea water) became Vacation time is so precious... a time to reconnect with the special people important industries during the war. in your life and to make treasured memories which will last a lifetime. A time to relax, decompress, take a long walk on the beach, swim in the Whalers used Brigantine Beach to launch attacks on migrating whales ocean, and laugh like you never laughed before! from New England. Today our Marine Mammal Stranding Center assists sick and injured Whales, dolphins, seals and sea turtles. We look forward to seeing you soon, with your parents, children, grandchildren, your friends, spending valued time together making JUST TO REMIND YOU.... special summer memories. ROOFTOP SWIMMING POOL & PANORAMIC SUN DECK The entire staff knows how important your vacation is and we look Opens for the Season on Friday, May 14th forward to being a part of it. Hours • 10AM to 8PM CASINO SHUTTLE We hope to see you soon! Runs “On Demand” to Borgata & Bally’s Casinos Hours • 4PM to 11:30 PM With warm regards, Summer Schedule (7 Days) Begins Memorial Day Weekend Phyllis Sacchetti General Manager MORNING COFFEE BAR Complimentary Coffee 7AM to 11AM WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS Complimentary throughout Resort Nearby AttractioNs: New Jersey Public Beaches: Brigantine Wildlife Reserve Korean War Memorial Fees are per day/seasonal & weekly are available. Route 30 to Route 9 North • Oceanville Indiana Ave & the Boardwalk, Atlantic City (609) 652-1665 • Coastal wetlands, bird watching, Located in front of Claridge Casino on Atlantic City Free Free Long Beach $5 Sea Isle City $4 wildlife photography, and nature trails. the Boardwalk. Avalon $5 Long Branch $5 Seaside Heights $5 Barnegat Light $5 Longport $10 Ship Bottom $7 Cape May County Park & Zoo “Lucy” The Elephant Beach Haven $5 Manasquan $6/$7 Stone Harbor $5 Garden State Parkway South to Exit 9 • Cape May 9200 Atlantic Ave • Margate • (609) 823-6473 Brigantine $8 Margate City $10 Surf City $8 Courthouse • (609) 465-5271 • Picnic area, zoo, National historic landmark. Cape May $4 Monmouth Beach $8 Ventnor $5 hiking and nature trails. Cape May Point $6 Ocean City $5 Wildwood Free Morey’s Piers & Beachfront Waterparks Highlands(Raritan Bay)Free Pt.Pleasant Beach $6/$7 Wildwood Crest Free Central Pier & Speedway Garden State Parkway South exit 4B to the Located on the Boardwalk in front of Bally’s Casino Wildwoods • Over 100 rides and attractions Atlantic City • Go-Karts and carnival games for with 2 waterparks. The Atlantic City Beach is 5 miles long and runs parallel to the Boardwalk. all ages. No badge or beach pass is required. Dolphin Watching Cruises – AC Cruises Ocean Life Center at Gardner’s Basin New Hampshire Ave & the Bay • Atlantic City Historic Gardner’s Basin at New Hampshire Ave. (609) 348-2880 • Nature center featuring aquatic Atlantic City • Take a cruise to watch the Atlantic City Beach Rules & Regulations life native to Atlantic Ocean. dolphins or just sit back and watch the sunset. • Kayaking & Windsurfing - permitted at Jackson Ave Beach (No rentals available must bring own equipment)– no life guards on duty. Fish Finder Marine Steel Pier Amusements • Fishing – permitted on jetties along Oriental & Maine Aves No fishing license required 3645 Atlantic Brigantine Blvd • Brigantine On the Boardwalk in front of Taj Mahal Casino • for salt-water fishing. Fishing is not permitted on the bathing beaches when lifeguards (609) 264-0918 • Fishing at its best on a 46 foot Children’s favorite rides, games. are on duty (10am-6pm). catamaran. Half-day & full-day charters available. • Beach Chair rentals – available at locations along the boardwalk and also at Web Feet Fishing rods are available for rent for $3 per rod Storybook Land if needed. 10 miles west of Atlantic City in Gardner’s Basin. Fee will apply. Blackhorse Pike Cardiff • Metal detectors are allowed on the beach at any time. Flyers Skate Zone (609) 641-7847 • Rides, picnic area • Surfing - 3 designated surfing beaches: Crystal Beach at New Hampshire Ave, 501 North Albany Ave • Atlantic City live animals and fantasy land. Delaware Ave Beach, Downtown Beach at Raleigh Ave. (609) 441-1780 • Indoor ice skating rink. All boogie boards must have a leash. The Water Show At the end of The Pier Shops Haunted Tales adjacent to Caesars Casino. • On the Boardwalk between Kentucky & New York Dazzling illuminated water Ave, Atlantic City • 4D story telling experience and effects every hour on the hour • Nearby AttractioNs: gift shop. Boardwalk level at the ocean end of the Pier. Absecon Lighthouse Atlantic City Arts Center & Historic Batsto Village 31 S. Rhode Island Ave • Atlantic City Historical Museum Route 30 to Route 9 North to Moss Mill Road WEB Feet (609) 449-1360 • New Jersey’s tallest lighthouse, Boardwalk & States Ave • Atlantic City • to Batsto Village • (609) 561-3262 • State park, Located in Historic Gardner’s 228 steps. Lighthouse lovers and history buffs (609) 347-5837 • Photographs and history of the working crafts people such as; potters, candle mak- Basin. New Hampshire Ave ers and woodcarvers, museum, stagecoach rides. will enjoy the climb and breathtaking views of World Famous Boardwalk and the Atlantic City area. Atlantic City Atlantic City skyline. Museum & gift shop. (609) 572-1004 • Historic Smithville Bicycle rentals, beach Atlantic City Miniature Golf Route 30 to Route 9 North • Smithville chair rentals, kayaks Boardwalk & Mississippi Ave • Atlantic City (609) 652-0440 • An 18th Century style village and more. 18 holes of world-class golf on the Boardwalk. boasting dozens of shops and restaurants. IMAX Theatre Located in Tropicana Casino • Brighton Ave & the Boardwalk, Atlantic City • 3D Movies BRiGANTiNe BeACH iNFoRMATioN LoCAL AttractioNs swimming Marine Mammal Stranding Center And Sea Life Museum Swimming is permitted at the following beaches from June 15th to 3625 Atlantic-Brigantine Boulevard • (609) 266-0538 Labor Day, during the hours of 10:30 am - 5:30 pm and while the Hours Seasonal lifeguards are on duty. 10th Street North 16th Street South 38th Street South The Marine Mammal Stranding Center’s main objective is to rescue and 5th Street North 20th Street South 43rd Street South rehabilitate stranded or otherwise stressed marine mammals and sea turtles. 2nd Street North 22nd Street South Bramble Drive While their permit applies to the entire state of New Jersey, the Marine 2nd Street South 26th Street South Surfside Road Mammal Stranding Center is occasionally called upon to assist with animals 4th Street South 28th Street South Sandy Lane in other states. 7th Street South 32nd Street South 14th Street South 34th Street South Visitors may view animals in rehabilitation, observe local fish in the “tidepool tank,” and join staff members on dolphin watch cruises and Fishing Areas evening cruises. All funding comes from donations, memberships, gift shop • North of 14th Street North • 45th Street - 47th Street sales and fundraisers. • 49th Street (the area North of Seaside Road) • South of Jetty (Absecon Inlet) • Brigantine Bridge Brigantine Historical Museum surfing 3607 Atlantic-Brigantine Boulevard • (609) 266-9339 Hours Seasonal Surfing is permitted at the following beaches • 12th Street North • 10th Street South The Brigantine Beach Historical Society opened in 1992 to preserve the • North of South End Jetty • South of the Sandy Lane bathing area Island’s past. Exhibits include a large collection of photographs from the 19th & 20th centuries as well as many artifacts from days gone by. Located Kite Flying adjacent to the Marine Mammal Stranding Center. Stop in and stroll through Permitted on Beaches from 34th Street South to 38th Street South Brigantine’s unique past. Grilling BRiGANTiNe iNFormatioN Permitted on Beaches with Propane Grill – No charcoal or open flames Tennis Courts • 42nd Street Complex Beach Badges Required from the second Saturday in June through Labor Day Mini Golf (Seasonal) • 42nd Street Complex Daily: $8, Weekly, $14, Seasonal $18 ($15 before 6/1/10) Brigantine Public Library • 201 15th Street South • (609) 266-0110 Resort Policy: Check-In ~ 4:00 PM • Check-Out ~ 11:00 AM What Do I Need at Check-In? All guests must present valid photo identification and $100 security deposit. Owner’s Rate Policy Owner Rate Reservations are discounted nightly room reservations, available for owner’s use only, and are not transferable. Owner’s rates are available at La Sammana Resort and Flagship Resort. Only those individuals whose name(s) appear on the contract are permitted to check in.
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