Delaware Beaches Fondly known by admirers as the "Small Wonder," Delaware is the second smallest state in the nation after Rhode Island. With a population of only 843,524, this quiet coastal state is rated as the 45th most populous in the nation.  But what Delaware lacks in size, it makes up for in character.  Rooted in colonialism, with its distinction as the first state to ratify the United States constitution, history-buffs have long vacationed in Delaware to visit the many historical sites and museums that spin the story of America's conception. However, as a desire for quiet beach-vacations along the east coast continues to grow, Delaware, rated as having some of the cleanest beaches in the nation, is emerging as a prime vacation-spot along the Atlantic shores. 

As more and more vacationers flock to Delaware's coast for it's clean beaches and miles of coastline, timeshares are emerging as a popular vacation option.  Timeshares allow vacationers to spend more of their time exploring the nearly 25 miles of Delaware's pristine coastline, and less time searching for appropriate accommodation.  Timeshare sales along this brief but charming coastline have blossomed in recent years as vacationers scramble to secure their own share of this peaceful shoreline. Bethany Beach and Fenwick Island in particular, have begun to draw vacationers for their relaxed atmosphere and unending recreation possibilities.  

One of the ways that vacationers are capitalizing on this new market is through timeshare resale. Timeshare resale simply means that individuals purchase their share of time at a particular resort from a previous owner, rather from the resort itself. Buying timeshare resale can save thousands and might be an option to consider as buying directly from the resort is generally quite costly. In areas like the Delaware coastline that are highly desirable yet somewhat limited in terms of space, buying timeshare resale may be the best option as resorts will capitalize on this dichotomy and may sell timeshare at significantly inflated prices. 

  Another option that many vacationers are considering is timeshare rental. 
 Renting timeshare will allow guests to experience the exceptionally clean beaches and captivating nostalgia of Delaware any time they like, without the commitment of owning timeshare. With its pristine beaches to historical museums, Delaware has long drawn vacationers. Now, many vacationers are turning to timeshares to secure their own slice of Delaware's crisp sea air and quiet coastal towns