Summer is the season that reminds us of how lucky we are to live in the great state of Virginia. It's here that we can enjoy lake trips, mountain hikes, natural swimming holes, river cruises, and of course, the beach. So if you're looking to get your fix of summer here in the Old Dominion, we invite you to sink your toes in the sand at the longest beach in Virginia:
Virginia Beach is by no means a hidden gem in Virginia, yet you may not have realized just how incredible this stretch of shoreline is.
While most associate this beloved beach with its boardwalk and vibrant crowds during the summer time, there are lesser-known parts of the shore that are equally as inviting.
In fact, the Virginia Beach shoreline stretches for 35 miles, creating opportunities for visitors to engage in and learn about the natural landscape.
Head to Sandbridge, the southernmost tip of Virginia Beach, and you'll be delighted to find a 5-mile stretch of inviting sand that offers the perfect escape from the notoriously crowded oceanfront.
With your toes in the sand, you'll be able to marvel at the exquisite natural wonders of this beloved beach.
And if you're really looking to avoid the crowds, head to the beach at sunrise. You won't be disappointed!
Have you made a trip to Virginia Beach this summer? What's your favorite part about the area? Be sure to share with us! For related content, you'll love checking out This Rare Footage Of Virginia Beach In The '70s.
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