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Virginia Beach is a great vacation spot if you want an accommodation with a pool, as 70% of the accommodations provide one. Also, accommodations with pools in Virginia Beach cost, on average, $460 a night. Most of the available rentals with pools are hotel room. Among these offers, 53 of them are within 2 miles of water.
The pricing graph above will give you more insights on prices in Virginia Beach. Prices reach their highest point in July, when the average nightly rate for renting a vacation home is $524 (7/11 – 7/18). Prices are most affordable in December (12/13 – 12/20).
Check out the graph above to learn about the percentage rentals are available in Virginia Beach throughout the year. The week with the highest booking rate in the next 12 months is in November (11/7 – 11/14), where 97% of the vacation rentals are booked. People tend to travel less to Virginia Beach during a week in December (12/6 – 12/13) when only 30% of the rentals are booked.
The most obvious highlight on any Virginia Beach family vacation is the beautiful beaches. Stroll the 3-mile boardwalk lining the golden sands of Virginia Beach's beautiful oceanfront, with swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing spots literally every step of the way from Croatan Beach all the way to Cape Henry Lighthouse. That's not to mention gorgeous Chic's Beach and Ocean View Beach in the north.
The beach isn't only about the sand and the sea — the Virginia Beach Boardwalk hosts outdoor summer concerts. Grommet Island Park, meanwhile, has picnic tables and playgrounds, and the vintage Virginia Beach Surf & Rescue Museum details the important heritage of coastal rescue missions and shipwrecks in Virginia.
Away from the oceanfront, you'll find plenty more family-friendly attractions and activities. The Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center showcases Virginia's former and current marine life, with an IMAX theater, boat tours, and animals such as seals, turtles, and Komodo dragons, as well as an Adventure Park with zip-lining and aerial forest trails. There's also the Ocean Breeze Water Park, Atlantic Fun Park, and mega go-kart racetrack at Motor World if you're seeking family-friendly thrills.
The Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art, the Ferry Plantation House, and the hands-on Children's Museum of Virginia provide plenty of opportunities for learning while having fun on a Virginia Beach family vacation.
Virginia Beach and its surroundings are a hotbed of history, art, and culture. The restored Military Aviation Museum houses one of the largest collections of WW1 and WW2 military aircraft. Nature-lovers, come discover exhibits of shorebird and wildfowl carvings, as well as on-site wood-carving demonstrations at the Atlantic Wildfowl Heritage Museum.
The Association for Research and Enlightenment showcases the works of one of the most documented clairvoyants of the 20th century, Edgar Cayce. Profit from a massage, facial, or reflexology treatment while here.
Virginia Beach’s lagoons and bays are perfectly suited for kayaking and canoeing, so don't let this chance pass you by. Surfers will have a blast at the Croatan beach. In the mood to fish? Pack your gear and embark on a fishing expedition where striped bass, sea bass, trout, bluefish, and skipjack await. December to March is a great time to spot humpback and fin whales and bottlenose dolphins.
There are plenty of man-made attractions in Virginia Beach. Start with a visit to the Cape Henry Lighthouse where sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean and Chesapeake Bay await. Next visit one of America's largest and most-visited aquariums, the Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center, which also houses an outdoor aviary. The oceanfront Old Coast Guard Station has a beautifully restored museum that recounts the history of shipwrecks that took place just off the Virginia Beach coast.
Plan a trip to the eco-friendly Mount Trashmore Park which was built by compacting layers of clean soil and solid waste. The park has picnic areas, a skate park, and a walking trail to keep visitors occupied. The most visited state park in Virginia is the First Landing State Park where 2,700 acres of pond, protected salt marsh habitat, dunes, and maritime forests beckon.
The Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge and False Cape State Park are not far behind with their spectacular ecosystems comprising dunes, barrier islands, freshwater marshes, and maritime forests.
1. Croatan Beach
This is one of the quietest beaches in the city and offers a small swell that is perfect for surfing. There is a surf school on the beach and ablution facilities are available.
2. First Landing State Park
Explore the history of Virginia and enjoy time hiking, biking, and kayaking on this beach. There is a lovely swimming section near Cap May lighthouse.
3. Chesapeake Beach
One of the most popular beaches on the coastline thanks to a two-mile stretch of sandy beach and great launching areas for jet-skis and boats.
4. False Cape State Park
You can only reach this beach by kayak, motorboat, or shuttles. The beach is peaceful and is the perfect place to view wildlife such as turtles and dolphins.
5. Resort Area Beach
Resort Area is the main beach in Virginia Beach and is the best beach for families with children and those wanting to stay close to the restaurants and bars on the promenade. This is one of the few beaches in the area with lifeguards so it is safe for swimming.
| 🏡 Vacation rentals available | 3,934 rentals |
|---|---|
| 💳 Possible discounts | up to 11% |
| 🌙 Nightly prices starting at | $84 |
| ⭐ Popular amenities | Pool, Pets allowed and Internet |
| 🐾 Pet friendly homes | 851 homes |
| 🏊 Vacation rentals with pools | 2,773 homes |
The price of a night's stay in Virginia Beach starts at $84. Average prices for house rentals are $898 per night. Condos in Virginia Beach cost on average $488 per night.
There are currently 3,934 vacation homes to choose from for your upcoming trip.
If you're looking to book a vacation rental in Virginia Beach, the most popular amenities are: Pets allowed, Pool and Internet.
Virginia Beach offers 2,773 Hotel room and Apartment rental options available for booking.
Sure, there are 851 vacation homes in Virginia Beach that allow dogs , with an average nightly cost of $470.