Seashore State Park
2500 Shore Dr. Virginia Beach, VA 23451
757-412-2300
As Virginia's most-visited state park, it's an oasis within urban Virginia Beach. The park has 20 miles of trails and 1.5 miles of sandy Chesapeake Bay beach frontage. First Landing offers many recreational and educational activities and has many unusual habitats including bald cypress swamps, lagoons and maritime forest, as well as rare plants and wildlife.
The Cavalier
4200 Atlantic Ave, Virginia Beach, VA 23451
757-333-6727
The couple recommends The Hunt Room for a drink in the beautiful Cavalier hotel.
Born of the Big Band era, host to ten Presidents, a Virginia Beach icon: The Cavalier is steeped in stories — and has now been re-imagined for generations to come. Set atop of one of Virginia Beach’s highest hills overlooking the Atlantic, The Cavalier is among the country’s most notable historic hotels, and still brims with the elegance and hospitality of a bygone era. Following an extensive renovation a top-to-bottom multi-year restoration, the soul of its origins remain — now accented by plenty of luxurious surprises aimed at today’s savvy traveler. This historic gem features 85 well-curated, opulent guest rooms, a luxurious spa and signature bourbon distillery onsite, three restaurants, an resort-style pool, a Beach Club, access to a secluded beach, as well as 4,430 of elegant function space for grand occasions. Unrivaled luxury, refined hospitality and anticipatory service is the epitome of The Cavalier experience.
Virginia Beach Boardwalk
This three-mile concrete promenade is always busy with bicyclists, strollers, diners and people-watchers. During the summer, three oceanfront stages offer nightly entertainment.
Breweries
Virginia Beach is brewing up a craft beer scene that can’t be missed. There's no better way to get a taste of the beach life than to pull up a barstool and sample the coastal flavors of Virginia Beach. From pineapple IPA's to hearty pumpkin porters, Virginia Beach's local brewers pour their passion into every pint. For the perfect mix of suds and sun, visit a local Virginia Beach brewery.
Chesapeak Bay Bridge Tunnel
The Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel connects two very unique areas of Coastal Virginia, where the fun comes in waves! For area information, visit these travel links…but as you cross the facility, be sure to make the most of your crossing and stop and enjoy some of these areas of interest.
Neptune's Park
3001 Atlantic Ave, Virginia Beach, VA 23451
Neptune's Park, a picturesque outdoor venue featuring nightly entertainment throughout the summer, is on the Virginia Beach oceanfront at 31st Street, part of the 31 Ocean Corridor.
Ocean Breeze Waterpark
849 General Booth Blvd Virginia Beach, VA 23451
757-422-4444
Located just 2 miles south of the Virginia Beach Oceanfront. This family-friendly island-themed destination features over 30 rides, slides, and attractions.
Cape Henry Lighthouse
583 Atlantic Ave., Fort Story, VA 23459
757-422-9421
Cape Henry Lighthouse is the first federally funded public works project of the newly formed United States government. It was authorized by George Washington and overseen by Alexander Hamilton. The Lighthouse is situated near the “First Landing” site where English settlers first set foot on their way to settle in Jamestown. Built with the same Aquia sandstone as much of Washington, D.C, the lighthouse guided sea travelers to safety for almost 100 years. The distinctive black and white striped “New” Cape Henry Lighthouse was built in 1881 but remains closed to the public.
