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On this page we have
listed many great attractions within
a short drive from the Virginia Beach
resort area. Discover a dozen things
to do on a day trip or vacation side
trip from Virginia Beach.

Virginia Aquarium & Marine
Science Center
Come explore over 800,000 gallons
of one of the best aquariums and live
animal habitats in the country at
the Virginia Aquarium & Marine
Science Center. More...
Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel
The Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel allows
you to see the mighty surge of the
Atlantic Ocean, the beauty of the
Chesapeake Bay, and the soaring grace
of an engineering marvel. the Chesapeake
Bay Bridge-Tunnel is a scenic shortcut
connecting Virginia's Eastern Shore
with Virginia's mainland in Virginia
Beach near Norfolk. More...

Busch Gardens Williamsburg
Busch Gardens Williamsburg is an action-packed
themed park with 17th century charm
and 21st century technology, boasting
more than 100 acres of unparalleled
fun and adventure for the entire family.
Norfolk Tides
The Tides are the Triple-A affiliate
of the Baltimore Orioles and play
at beautiful Harbor Park in downtown
Norfolk! Harbor Park, with its outstanding
view and sound design, is one of the
finest baseball facilities in existence.
Water Country USA is the mid-Atlantic's
largest family water play park. featuring
state-of-the-art water rides and attractions
all set to a 1950s and '60s surf theme.
Cape Henry Lighthouse
Silently guards the entry way into
the Chesapeake Bay. The Lighthouse
is opened to the public on a seasonal
schedule.

Spirit of Norfolk Cruises
Since 1978, the Spirit of Norfolk
has delivered a vibrant and unique
combination of dining, dancing, entertainment
and breathtaking views. Cruising year-round
from The Waterside in Downtown Norfolk,
Spirit Cruises offers Lunch, Brunch,
Dinner, Cocktail, Moonlight Cruises
and much more!

Virginia Zoo
From the plains of Africa to your
own backyard, the Virginia Zoo has
a world of discovery for you. Open
year round, the Zoo offers family
fun, education and excitement for
everyone. The Zoo is open year round
-- and winter is a great time to visit
-- crowds are smaller and animals
are active!

If you're wild about wildlife, the
Virginia Living Museum is the place
to go. From bobcats to horseshoe crabs
this indoor/outdoor attraction is
a wild unforgettable encounter for
all ages, and it's centrally located
between Williamsburg and Virginia
Beach.
American Rover
Exciting tall ship harbor cruises,
the perfect setting for parties, tour
groups, receptions, reunions, or any
event that deserves to be remembered.
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