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Virginia Beach’s Back Bay refuge pairs winter swan and snow goose viewing with bay trails, dunes and an undeveloped Atlantic beach.
Roadless False Cape State Park pairs maritime forest, marsh trails and six miles of Atlantic beach with biking, hiking and kayaking from…
Explore Virginia Beach’s First Landing State Park for Chesapeake Bay beaches, cypress trails, marsh paddling and 1607 colonial history.
Walk or cycle Virginia Beach’s Lesner Bridge on Shore Drive for wide Lynnhaven Inlet and Chesapeake Bay views from 10-foot paths open…
Explore over 50 airworthy WWI and WWII military aircraft, relocated European wartime hangars, and live flight demos at Virginia Beach's Pungo airfield.
Mount Trashmore Park turns a former Virginia Beach landfill into 165 acres of hills, lakes, skating, playgrounds, picnic lawns and trails.
Nine bronze figures trace U.S. naval aviation beside Virginia Beach's Boardwalk at 25th Street, a free, always-open oceanfront history stop.
See Seward Johnson’s life-size Navy SEAL swimmer at 38th Street on the Virginia Beach Boardwalk, a free, round-the-clock tribute by the sea.
Free at Virginia Beach’s 31st Street Oceanfront, Neptune’s Park pairs a 34-foot bronze King Neptune with summer concerts and boardwalk views.
Sandbridge Beach pairs wide Atlantic sands, protected dunes and surf fishing with easy access to Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge.
Walk Virginia Beach’s three-mile Atlantic boardwalk, see the 34-foot King Neptune statue, swim, cycle and visit adaptive Grommet Island Park.
Explore Virginia Aquarium in Virginia Beach: sharks, otters, animal-care exhibits, and a half-mile nature trail, with ticket and accessibility tips.
Virginia Aquarium Boat Tours in Virginia Beach offers seasonal cruises for humpback whales, bottlenose dolphins, seabirds and waterfowl.
Walk Virginia Beach’s historic 625-foot fishing pier for Atlantic views, seasonal rod rentals, tackle supplies, and casual Pier 14 seafood.
Free three-mile Atlantic promenade in Virginia Beach, with King Neptune, a bike path, Fishing Pier, beach access and seasonal events.
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The sampled records cover 15 attractions in Virginia Beach, with an average recorded rating of 4.7 out of 5 among rated entries. Browse the place pages and check current details with each venue.
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