The historic Steel Pier with amusement-park games and rides,
featuring the third largest observation wheel in the US, at 227
Feet, with 40 temperature controlled gondolas
Four miles of beachfront with clean sand, lifeguards and beach
bars
Surfing and a surf school on the beach
Steel Pier helicopter rides along the Jersey Shore
Parasailing along the beach
Windsurfing instruction
The Atlantic City Aquarium
A top equestrian center (Nearby Mays Landing) with competitions
and horseback riding through the enormous Pine Barrens (remember
that from The Sopranos)
(Perhaps a sighting of the legendary "Jersey Devil")
The Historic Absecon Lighthouse is open for visitors (third
tallest in the US)
Ripley's Believe It or Not! museum
Imax Theater at Tropicana
Deep-sea-fishing charters
Surf fishing
Whale watching and dolphin watching boat tours and Booze
Cruise
The Lucky Snake, an
amazing arcade in the former Showboat casino (largest arcade in the
East)
Tanger Outlets for the "shoppers" featuring a Bass Pro
Shop
Madame Tussauds Wax Museum
Comedy Club at Borgata with three new comics each week
Historic (non-casino) restaurants such as Chef Vola, The Knife
and Fork, and Dock's Oyster House, all over 100 years old
The Atlantic City Historical Museum
Concerts and events at Boardwalk Hall, home of the original
Miss America Pageant.
Tours of one of the nearby wineries
Golf, plenty of great courses including the historic Atlantic
City Country Club (where the term "birdie" was first coined)
One of my favorite things: "people watching" (people are
fascinating) while relaxing, walking or biking on the historic
Boardwalk