"4405/4407 Ocean View Ave" - Virginia Beach, Virginia (VA) 24355

Dining: Alexander's on the Bay Restaurant - This steak and seafood establishment offers a top-quality menu in a leisurely nautical setting. Dinner $11-20. Reservations suggested. Open 5:30pm-10:30pm during week, Sat. 5:30pm-11pm, Sun. 5pm-10pm. 4536 -Ocean View Ave 757-464-4999

, chicks beach cafe (1/2 block away).

Attractions: Busch Gardens Theme Park - With dozens of thrilling rides and attractions, ten main stage shows, a wide variety of authentic foods and shops, and a magical children's area, Busch Gardens Williamsburg is the ticket to a world-class adventure.

Water Country USA - Water Country USA, the mid-Atlantic's largest family water play park, features the world’s latest, greatest, state-of-the-art water rides and attractions, spectacular entertainment, shopping and restaurants -- all set to a colorful 1950's and '60s surf theme. Ocean Breeze Fun Park - A conglomeration of four parks-- Wildwater Rapids, Motorworld, Shipwreck Golf, and Strike Zone--, each offering its own brand of recreation. Water speed slides, inner tube courses, go-cart racing, 36 holes of miniature golf, and batting cages just some of the activities. Hours vary by season. Located a mile and a half south of Rudee Inlet on General Booth Boulevard in Virginia Beach, just down the road from the Virginia Marine Science Musuem. 849 General Booth Boulevard 757-422-4444

Virginia Marine Science Museum - Virginia's marine environment is represented through 800,000 gallons of aquariums, live animal habitats, more than 300 hands-on exhibits, 1/3 -mile nature trail, 1/2-acre aviary, and "larger than life" movies on the IMAX 3D movie screen (8 stories X 6 stories). 717 General Booth Boulevard Hell's Point Golf Club - Regarded by the American Society of Golf Course Architects to be one of the 65 best-designed golf courses in the United States. 2700 Atwoodtown Rd 757-721-3400

Cape Henry Lighthouses - The old lighthouse marked the entrance to the Chesapeake from 1791 until it was replaced by the new lighthouse in 1881. The old lighthouse is open for visitors to climb and gain a view of Virginia Beach and the Chesapeake Bay. In Fort Story. Open daily 10am-5pm Mar. 15- Oct. 31. Admission $2 adult, $1 seniors and ages 7-18. 4 miles east of US 13 via US 60, then 2.75 miles northeast on SR305 at Fort Story. 757-422-9421

Marinas / Charters: Virginia Marine Science Center - In the winter, charters whale watching trips from January to February. The 2-hour trips are staffed by professionals who put on educational programs and answer questions. Boats sail from Rudee Inlet Friday through Monday. The Center also has dolphin watching trips from June to October, also staffed by experts who can answer almost any question, these trips depart from Rudee Inlet daily from mid-June to Labor Day. Reservations required. $12.95 adult, $11.95 Seniors$9.95 children 11 and under. 717 General Booth Blvd 757-437-4949

Virginia Beach Fishing Pier - Between 14th and 15th streets. The pier rents out fishing rods and sells bait. Open for fishing April through October. 757-428-2333

Wild River Outfitters - Sea kayaking trips and canoeing trips and tours throughout coastal Virginia. Certified paddling school. International adventure travel. 3636 Virginia Beach Blvd. #108 757-431-8566

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