Virginia Beach Surf & Rescue Museum
Check pricesA Virginia Beach museum focused on coastal maritime history and rescue service.
Transit: reachable by public transit

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Stroll or bike a three-mile oceanfront promenade lined with hotels, restaurants and the King Neptune statue.
Oceanfront from 2nd St to 40th St, along Atlantic Ave · Virginia Beach, VA
The Virginia Beach Boardwalk is a three-mile concrete promenade running from 2nd to 40th Streets along the Atlantic, with hotels, shops and restaurants on one side and the beach on the other. A separate bike path runs alongside it. At 31st Street you pass the 34-foot bronze King Neptune statue, a popular meeting spot, and the 14th Street Fishing Pier is reached directly from the boardwalk. In summer, beachfront stages host live music and other entertainment.
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Transit: reachable by public transit
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