Chesapeake Bay, Virginia Tourist Attractions and Sightseeing Destinations

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More Info Chincoteague Island

Chincoteague Island

Nestled between the mainland and Assateague Island, Chincoteague Island is the largest community on the Eastern Shore and home to plenty of water sports, seafood restaurants and salty breezes. The most famous semi-residents of the island may be the wild ponies from Assateague.

More Info Hampton

Hampton

Set on a finger of land reaching through the James and York Rivers to Chesapeake Bay, Hampton is the oldest English speaking community in America.The Virginia Air and Space Center houses the Apollo 12 command module and moon rocks as well as the Hampton Roads History Center. Fort Monroe, the largest stone fort built in the U.S. was built 1819-1834 to protect the entrance to Chesapeake Bay.

More Info Newport News

Newport News

Newport News combines modern shipbuilding with historic maritime history on a slender Eastern shore peninsula between the James River and Chesapeake Bay. There is no real downtown here; the city extends along I-64 and US 60 to touch the largest privately-owned shipyard in the country.

More Info Norfolk-Portsmouth

Norfolk-Portsmouth

Norfolk, Virginia's second largest city, and Portsmouth, the nation's oldest naval shipyard, jut out into the blue waters of the Chesapeake Bay. The world's largest naval base is located here, the center of the Hampton Roads area, where seafaring is second nature. These cities have renewed over the years with a new waterfront marketplace and revitalized downtown.

More Info Virginia Beach

Virginia Beach

The city of Virginia Beach, the state's most populous, is a vacation destination for millions every year. With miles of sandy beaches, waves lapping the shore and a colorful boardwalk, it's easy to see why Virginia Beach is the state's most popular destination.

More Info Williamsburg

Williamsburg

t really feels like 1775 as you stroll the streets of Colonial Williamsburg. Costumed interpreters, 88 original restored buildings and over 500 carefully rebuilt homes and buildings immerse visitors in life at the Colonial capital. In addition to its Colonial side, Williamsburg offers modern amusement parks, tempting restaurants and miles of shopping.

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