Virginia Beach, Virginia
Oceanfront
The Oceanfront is Virginia Beach's resort core, a three-mile boardwalk backed by hotels, restaurants and beachfront condos along Atlantic Avenue.
Local Character & History
In summer the boardwalk fills with visitors, cyclists and street performers; in winter it becomes a quiet stretch for locals.
Restaurants & Shopping
Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Avenue hold the densest restaurant cluster in the city, from seafood and pizza to upscale oceanfront dining.
Housing
Oceanfront condos and hotel-adjacent apartments make up a market driven heavily by views and rental income.
Parks & Recreation
The boardwalk, Neptune Park and nearby First Landing State Park give residents beach and trail access.
Transportation
I-264 ends at the Oceanfront, with HRT bus routes running the length of Atlantic Avenue.
Nearby Attractions
- Virginia Beach Boardwalk
- Neptune Park
- Virginia Aquarium
- Atlantic Avenue
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the Virginia Beach Boardwalk?
The boardwalk runs about three miles along the oceanfront, from 2nd Street to 42nd Street.