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Life Saving Museum
Aquarium River and Marsh tours
do they have a website? if they do can you PLEASE tell me, i really need it. if they don't have a website than can you give me ALL the info to contant them (besides phone)
thanks for your help
Does WHO have a website?
Bill
from google
http://www.virginiabeach.com/
http://www.virginia.org/site/cities.asp?city=Virginia%20Beach
There's a new Virginia Beach tourism website(besides vbfun, and others) on the web. It's called http://www.ilovevirginiabeach.com Nice site with lots of information on upcoming events, lodging, attractions, and colorful photos. Check it out.
As this is a military installation and the beach is used by them it is not accessible to the public, but there is a pathway leading to view the beach area.
Here I am sitting in the shade of the pergoda in a bit of shade with the new lighthouse in the background.
Everyone loves to have a game of crazy golf and at Virginia Beach there are plenty to chose from.This is at Jungle Golf. There was also a Cafe, pool and games room.
Openin 24 hours in the high season.
18 holes crazy gold course.
Dont forget to look for coupons in the Virginia Beach magazines and get some $ off the price.
Harpoon Larry's.This was my local bar and its great.It is a surfers themed bar.
They serve food until late and it's pretty much busy most nights.There are alot of college and surfers that hang out here.It's directly across from the Ocean Cove motel casual
The clam chowder features 'designer clams', with golden potatoes. My turkey club was a work of art, and the best I've eaten. Such attention to detail that is not often seen are never overlooked here. The ambience is luxurious, Boca-Bermuda style, and the seating is limited, so call ahead for evening meals. Lunch is a great time to sample the quality of the food. I fully recommend that you try this small, hidden jewel for a real treat. They have a full menu that changes from time to time. From wonderful fish entrees to steak, rack of lamb, there is something for everyone. You will be glad I shared this one with you. All, and it will take some time to sample the rest of the menu.
When I planned the trip, I noted on the map that the Life Saving Museum at the Old Coast Guard Station (formerly the Life-Saving Museum) was in Virginia Beach right on Atlantic Ave. We got there about 9:15, but it was not open until 10, so I took some pictures and then we went on.
I thought it was sad that it was completely overshadowed (literally) by the tall hotels on either side.
This is the only existing station in Virginia with exhibits on shipwrecks and rescues. The role of the Coast Guard from the Battle of the Atlantic in World War II to the present day is chronicled
* Tuesday - Saturday 10 AM - 5 PM
* Sunday 12 Noon - 5 PM
Closed on Mondays
Closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day,
New Year's Eve and New Year's Day
Admission:
Adults: $2.50
Military and Senior Citizen (60+): $2.00
Young people (6 - 18): $1.00
Under 6: Free
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Address: 5708 Northampton Blvd, Virginia Beach, Virginia, 23455, United States
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