Traveling through Virginia can be a daunting tasks. It is the 35th largest state in the U.S. With the Atlantic Ocean to the East and the Blue Ridge Mountains to the West, getting to see all that Virginia has to offer will take someone with a love of driving and a great sense of direction. Don't let the fear of the unknown stop you from seeing this wonderful state. Using a charter bus will insure all your travel worries are put to rest. Competent drivers can get you from your first memory making destination to your next. Bus rental can take the guess work out of your traveling and leaves more time to plan your perfect vacation. If you are looking for the place with the most people and beautiful beaches, you must visit Virginia Beach and Norfolk. Aside from the beaches those two cities offer a host of other attractions that will keep you coming back for more. After you have explored the area, come relax and enjoy the mountain views, wineries and attractions that Roanoke has to offer.
Virginia Beach
Indoor Skydiving
Ever want to go skydiving and feel what it is like to be weightless in the air, but not really thrilled at the idea of jumping from a plane? Indoor Skydiving can give you the best of both worlds. By using a high powered vertical wind tunnel, you can float in wind speeds up to 180 miles an hour, with an experienced instructor on hand. Come experience the thrill of this awesome adventure.
This is the first lighthouse planned and paid for by the newly established United States government back in George Washington's time. It is located on an active Military base so be ready to go through some clearance to enter. The awesome view from the top will take the dedicated effort to climb 191 steps. there is also a small gift shop at the base and most workers know much about the lighthouse's history so be sure to pick their brains.
Norfolk
Fishing
What better way to experience the Chesapeake Bay than to see what's in it! Enjoy fishing off of the Ocean View Fishing Pier, or if you prefer, you can try the Willoughby Fishing Pier. Both are in Norfolk. The waters are full of fish ready to be caught on the hook such as trout, flounder and cobia. If open water is more to your liking, you can also charter a boat for a few hours or a full day for more fishing.
A great way to spend the day is enjoying the beautiful plants of the Norfolk Botanical Gardens. The gardens began in 1938 and now consist of 175 acres that are home to 52 distinctive themed gardens, 95 species of birds and 30 kinds of butterflies. The gardens also have special programs such as WOW children's program, bike nights and boat tours.
Roanoke
A 21 acre vineyard established in 1998. This vineyard sits on a 2000 foot mountaintop overlooking Roanoke. Valhalla produces cabernet sauvignon, syrah, merlot, chardonnay, cab franc and more. Come for a wine tasting of five wines and experience their cave tours. Every Friday from April through September from 4pm to 8pm, you can come and enjoy wonderful wine and lively music from local bands.
Mill Mountain Star
Constructed in 1949 for the Christmas season, the star has become a landmark in Roanoke. It is the world's largest freestanding illuminated man-made star. Weighing 10,000 pounds, and standing 88.5 feet tall, it is visible from the air for 60 miles. Climbing up the mountain to where the star resides allows you to see a breathtaking panoramic view of Roanoke. It is an attraction not to be missed.
This state has much to offer whether you are looking to be a beach bum or climb every mountain. Be sure to ask the locals for any sites that are off the beaten path. An adventure is sure to await you on your next vacation.
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