where can i found hostels in virginia beach?
i'll come to virginia beach for 3 months with work and travel student exchange program and i want to stay hostel where can i found?
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Check out this web site. It is written by travellers for other travellers. There are honest reviews on hotels and all sorts of other travel related things. http://www.tripadvisor.com/ In fact it has information on everything you will need for a trip anywhere!! If you can't find the answers you want you can post a question (just like on Yahoo Answers) in the forum area of the town/city/country you are interested in. There is often "a local expert " who will reply sometimes with extremely detailed answers
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About Traveling from Pittsburgh to Virginia Beach
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Monday, November 1, 2010
About Traveling from Pittsburgh to Virginia Beach
Traveling from Pittsburgh to Virginia Beach.?
How can you travel to Virginia Beach from Pittsburgh without going through the Washington DC Beltway?
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it will take you longer but yes... you can take I 80 south to I68 in VA.. threw the south part of richmand. but it will take you longer... your better off trying to go the DC route and timing it that you will go threw DC between 10Am-2pm or before 5am and after 8pm...
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Simple, jump off at Breezewood, take I-81 down to I-66 just below Winchester, VA go across I-66 to exit 28 and jump on 17 south. This will take you down to I-95 in Fredricksburg. VA I lived in Manasses and my ex wife live in Oakland, MD we would run through Winchester every weekend. Nice drive
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About Traveling from Virginia Beach to New York
How can you travel to Virginia Beach from Pittsburgh without going through the Washington DC Beltway?
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it will take you longer but yes... you can take I 80 south to I68 in VA.. threw the south part of richmand. but it will take you longer... your better off trying to go the DC route and timing it that you will go threw DC between 10Am-2pm or before 5am and after 8pm...
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Simple, jump off at Breezewood, take I-81 down to I-66 just below Winchester, VA go across I-66 to exit 28 and jump on 17 south. This will take you down to I-95 in Fredricksburg. VA I lived in Manasses and my ex wife live in Oakland, MD we would run through Winchester every weekend. Nice drive
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About Traveling from Virginia Beach to New York
Friday, October 1, 2010
About Traveling from Virginia Beach to New York
Traveling from Virginia Beach to New York...?
So, I'm planning a trip from my home in Virginia Beach, Virginia to New York City. I'm trying to figure out the most cost effective way of travel from here to there. Flying is the most expensive, so out of the question. I've narrowed it down to train, greyhound bus or driving. I think i'd like to drive seeing as our hotel as free parking, and just park the car at the hotel and use public transpiration the whole time there. Would it be cheaper to take a train or bus, when you factor in tolls and whatnot while driving?
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Take the drive. There's plenty to see along the way! Personally I'd recommend going up US 13 instead of 95 etc. You will see more and enjoy the drive. I used to run between Norfolk / Little Creek and Philly 3 times a month. Sure you have to pay tolls on the Bay bridge tunnel but you can avoid the rest until you get to NY by reading the map carefully. Check the best routes through mapquest
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So, I'm planning a trip from my home in Virginia Beach, Virginia to New York City. I'm trying to figure out the most cost effective way of travel from here to there. Flying is the most expensive, so out of the question. I've narrowed it down to train, greyhound bus or driving. I think i'd like to drive seeing as our hotel as free parking, and just park the car at the hotel and use public transpiration the whole time there. Would it be cheaper to take a train or bus, when you factor in tolls and whatnot while driving?
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Take the drive. There's plenty to see along the way! Personally I'd recommend going up US 13 instead of 95 etc. You will see more and enjoy the drive. I used to run between Norfolk / Little Creek and Philly 3 times a month. Sure you have to pay tolls on the Bay bridge tunnel but you can avoid the rest until you get to NY by reading the map carefully. Check the best routes through mapquest
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Wednesday, September 1, 2010
About Does anyone know how long it takes to travel from Jacksonville, NC to Virginia Beach, VA
Does anyone know how long it takes to travel from Jacksonville, NC to Virginia Beach, VA?
the best answer gets the points..make sure to say how many miles and hours. thanks:]
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about 4 hours. 213 miles
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About 4 hours 10 Mins About 210 Miles
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About Whats it like to travel or live in Hampton R...
the best answer gets the points..make sure to say how many miles and hours. thanks:]
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about 4 hours. 213 miles
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About 4 hours 10 Mins About 210 Miles
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Sunday, August 1, 2010
About Whats it like to travel or live in Hampton Roads (Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake) area of Virginia anyway
Whats it like to travel or live in Hampton Roads (Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake) area of Virginia anyway
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I traveled there last summer. I'd think it would be wonderful to live there, but personally I'd probably prefer living there in the slower off-season. It was beautiful to vacation there, though. Best part of the vacation, and I'd do it again.
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I live in virginia and it's crowded alot but virginia beach if you see the beach ity is beautiful at sunset
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Within Chesepeake, there is a nice little community called Great Bridge. It has everything you will need to feel at home, without feeling "boxed in", by a fast paced life. The Albermarle & Chesapeake Canal, part of the Atlantic Inter Coastal Waterway offers a very nice family oriented park, in Great Bridge, where you can watch boats of all sizes move thru the locks. A short drive in any direction will take you to a shopping center (Greenbriar, has all of the major stores) and fine dining. Beaches are close enough for a day trip to Virginia Beach, as well as North Carolina. The school system is one of the best in the State and Chesapeake has a good hospital. The library system is state of the art and has a wonderful children's program. From Chesapeake to the mountains (Skyline Drive), is approximately 4 hours, perfect for a week-end get-a-way. If you're planning to buy a house, check out the Brandermill and Etheridge Meadows areas. You should spend a few days visiting the different areas, Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Suffolk, Portsmouth and Chesapeake, before you make a final decision. I'm sure a realtor would be happy to show you around and give you some good advice
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I traveled there last summer. I'd think it would be wonderful to live there, but personally I'd probably prefer living there in the slower off-season. It was beautiful to vacation there, though. Best part of the vacation, and I'd do it again.
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I live in virginia and it's crowded alot but virginia beach if you see the beach ity is beautiful at sunset
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Within Chesepeake, there is a nice little community called Great Bridge. It has everything you will need to feel at home, without feeling "boxed in", by a fast paced life. The Albermarle & Chesapeake Canal, part of the Atlantic Inter Coastal Waterway offers a very nice family oriented park, in Great Bridge, where you can watch boats of all sizes move thru the locks. A short drive in any direction will take you to a shopping center (Greenbriar, has all of the major stores) and fine dining. Beaches are close enough for a day trip to Virginia Beach, as well as North Carolina. The school system is one of the best in the State and Chesapeake has a good hospital. The library system is state of the art and has a wonderful children's program. From Chesapeake to the mountains (Skyline Drive), is approximately 4 hours, perfect for a week-end get-a-way. If you're planning to buy a house, check out the Brandermill and Etheridge Meadows areas. You should spend a few days visiting the different areas, Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Suffolk, Portsmouth and Chesapeake, before you make a final decision. I'm sure a realtor would be happy to show you around and give you some good advice
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About If I were to go to Virginia Beach, what airp...
Thursday, July 1, 2010
About If I were to go to Virginia Beach, what airport would I travel to
If I were to go to Virginia Beach, what airport would I travel to?
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Norfolk International Airport. It's right next to Virginia Beach
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Norfolk International Airport. It's right next to Virginia Beach
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Tuesday, June 1, 2010
About What is the boardwalk like in Virginia Beach
What is the boardwalk like in Virginia Beach?
I've been to a few east coast beaches and the boardwalks are slighty different. Is there a lot of shopping and dining right on the boardwalk? How about activities for children? Is everything pretty much within walking distance or is there car travel needed to enjoy Virginia Beach?
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Very little of anything is on the actual boardwalk. Most of the shops are on Atlantic Avenue, one block inland from the boardwalk. You will definitely need a car, as many of the attractions are located on General Booth Blvd. which runs south from the Oceanfront area. Virginia Beach is a very large city covering nearly 500 sq. miles and a population of over 433,000 making it more populated than Miami, Minneapolis, and St. Louis.
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I was there a few years ago. There was a nice boardwalk along the beach but it was just a boardwalk. All of the shopping/dining stuff was along that first road that borders the beach (maybe 1/2 block in from the beach). It was easy to walk to a lot of things, and they also have a trolley system that was either free or really cheap. We even accidentally got on one that traveled way inland to a mall. You won't need a car. My son was about 5 when we went and most of our "activities" included days on the beach or at the pool, going out to eat and for ice cream, and one evening we played miniature golf. There is probably more available, but that was enough for us
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About Cool things to do in Virginia Beach
I've been to a few east coast beaches and the boardwalks are slighty different. Is there a lot of shopping and dining right on the boardwalk? How about activities for children? Is everything pretty much within walking distance or is there car travel needed to enjoy Virginia Beach?
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Very little of anything is on the actual boardwalk. Most of the shops are on Atlantic Avenue, one block inland from the boardwalk. You will definitely need a car, as many of the attractions are located on General Booth Blvd. which runs south from the Oceanfront area. Virginia Beach is a very large city covering nearly 500 sq. miles and a population of over 433,000 making it more populated than Miami, Minneapolis, and St. Louis.
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I was there a few years ago. There was a nice boardwalk along the beach but it was just a boardwalk. All of the shopping/dining stuff was along that first road that borders the beach (maybe 1/2 block in from the beach). It was easy to walk to a lot of things, and they also have a trolley system that was either free or really cheap. We even accidentally got on one that traveled way inland to a mall. You won't need a car. My son was about 5 when we went and most of our "activities" included days on the beach or at the pool, going out to eat and for ice cream, and one evening we played miniature golf. There is probably more available, but that was enough for us
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About Cool things to do in Virginia Beach
Saturday, May 1, 2010
About Cool things to do in Virginia Beach
Cool things to do in Virginia Beach?
What are some cool things to do in virginia beach? traveling their august 1 2 3 also any good ok priced hotel suggestions?
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go to the beach LOL
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What are some cool things to do in virginia beach? traveling their august 1 2 3 also any good ok priced hotel suggestions?
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go to the beach LOL
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Thursday, April 1, 2010
About What are some nice beaches similar to Virginia Beach
What are some nice beaches similar to Virginia Beach?
my family went to virginia beach for 1 week last year and we loved it. we live in northern new jersey. the farthest south we will travel is virginia. the farthest is Massachusetts. what are some nice beaches that are similar to VB? we wont hotel-like resorts. we went to cape may but didnt like it--we like places with big hotels at the boardwalk as opposed to houses.
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I grew up on Manasquan Beach, NJ and am very partial to it. Similar to Virginia Beach, I would say, would be Atlantic City and Ocean City, although Virginia Beach is tops in my mind. Further south I like Myrtle Beach and Atlantic Beach, FL, or any of those south of Jacksonville. Of course Malaga, Spain; Tangier, Morocco; and Santa Monica, CA are REALLY nice. As a retired Navy CPO I have seen them all.
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Check out Chix Beach about, oh, 15 miles or so north from the Virginia Beach Resort area. Compared to the resort, you'll practically have the place to yourself
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About Traveling to Virginia Beach from Vermont
my family went to virginia beach for 1 week last year and we loved it. we live in northern new jersey. the farthest south we will travel is virginia. the farthest is Massachusetts. what are some nice beaches that are similar to VB? we wont hotel-like resorts. we went to cape may but didnt like it--we like places with big hotels at the boardwalk as opposed to houses.
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I grew up on Manasquan Beach, NJ and am very partial to it. Similar to Virginia Beach, I would say, would be Atlantic City and Ocean City, although Virginia Beach is tops in my mind. Further south I like Myrtle Beach and Atlantic Beach, FL, or any of those south of Jacksonville. Of course Malaga, Spain; Tangier, Morocco; and Santa Monica, CA are REALLY nice. As a retired Navy CPO I have seen them all.
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Check out Chix Beach about, oh, 15 miles or so north from the Virginia Beach Resort area. Compared to the resort, you'll practically have the place to yourself
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About Traveling to Virginia Beach from Vermont
Monday, March 1, 2010
About Traveling to Virginia Beach from Vermont
Traveling to Virginia Beach from Vermont?
My husband and I are planning a trip to Virginia Beach with our 16 month old. We are leaving from VT and driving down. Since it is a long trip we thought we would stop for the night half way to VA. Can anyone recommend a nice family orientated place to stop for the night that has places to visit?
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Rough estimate is that Philadelphia would be the 1/2 way point. The closest thing I could suggest to a family oriented place to stop is going west of Philadelphia to Amish country. The problem with that suggestion is that there isn't much to see/do after sundown. Assuming you want to maximize your driving day? Lancaster area (Amish country) is about 50-75 miles west of Philadelphia metro area, which could take you 200 miles out of your way depending on the route you take to VA Beach. 16 month old won't care or know where you stop anyway. Point being I wouldn't go out of my way on account of the 16 mo old. After several hours on the road it's likely you won't want to do anything other than relax and sleep either. I'd plan your driving route to get to VA beach the quickest way, and not go out of my way on the layover
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About How warm is the Atlantic on Virginia Beach
My husband and I are planning a trip to Virginia Beach with our 16 month old. We are leaving from VT and driving down. Since it is a long trip we thought we would stop for the night half way to VA. Can anyone recommend a nice family orientated place to stop for the night that has places to visit?
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Rough estimate is that Philadelphia would be the 1/2 way point. The closest thing I could suggest to a family oriented place to stop is going west of Philadelphia to Amish country. The problem with that suggestion is that there isn't much to see/do after sundown. Assuming you want to maximize your driving day? Lancaster area (Amish country) is about 50-75 miles west of Philadelphia metro area, which could take you 200 miles out of your way depending on the route you take to VA Beach. 16 month old won't care or know where you stop anyway. Point being I wouldn't go out of my way on account of the 16 mo old. After several hours on the road it's likely you won't want to do anything other than relax and sleep either. I'd plan your driving route to get to VA beach the quickest way, and not go out of my way on the layover
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About How warm is the Atlantic on Virginia Beach
Monday, February 1, 2010
About How warm is the Atlantic on Virginia Beach
How warm is the Atlantic on Virginia Beach?
I will be traveling to Virginia Beach next weekend and was curious if the Atlantic is warm enough to take a dip in yet. Thanks in advance!
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http://www.nodc.noaa.gov/dsdt/cwtg/satl.html
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Its going to be a little chilly, not to bad though, should be around 65 or 68 degrees, not bath water, but not totally uncomfortable. I usually vacation a little further north in Virginia, Chincoteague Island, and found the temps pretty much the same as Virginia Beach. Â
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I will be traveling to Virginia Beach next weekend and was curious if the Atlantic is warm enough to take a dip in yet. Thanks in advance!
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http://www.nodc.noaa.gov/dsdt/cwtg/satl.html
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Its going to be a little chilly, not to bad though, should be around 65 or 68 degrees, not bath water, but not totally uncomfortable. I usually vacation a little further north in Virginia, Chincoteague Island, and found the temps pretty much the same as Virginia Beach. Â
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Friday, January 1, 2010
About How many miles to Hampton University are there from the travel l campground in Virginia beach
How many miles to Hampton University are there from the travel l campground in Virginia beach.?
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www.mapquest.com It's the most accurate driving directions site around. Jake
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Virginia Beach is about 30 miles south of Hampton. Take the Hampton Roads Bridge (I-64). Here are rhe directions to Hampton: http://www.hamptonu.edu/Interests/campus_location/visit.htm
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www.mapquest.com It's the most accurate driving directions site around. Jake
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Virginia Beach is about 30 miles south of Hampton. Take the Hampton Roads Bridge (I-64). Here are rhe directions to Hampton: http://www.hamptonu.edu/Interests/campus_location/visit.htm
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