Virginia Holidays
The historic heartbeat of the Capital Region is captured in Virginia. The Historic Triangle of Jamestown, Colonial Williamsburg and Yorktown give insights into the early settlement by English-speaking pioneers, the way of life in the 18th century colonial capital and the story of hard won independence from the British.
The state ranges from the urban area surrounding Washington DC including Arlington to the Atlantic beaches of the eastern seaboard to the Blue Ridge Mountains of the west. Along the way, on your Virginia holiday, you will discover the fascinating blend of the old and new in the state capital of Richmond, the fun and frivolity of Busch Gardens and Water Country USA close to Williamsburg and glorious scenery as you join the much photographed Skyline Drive beyond Charlottesville.
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Arlington Holidays
Arlington should be considered as part of your Washington DC stay as this is where the capital and Virginia are divided only by the width of the Potomac River. Depending on who
Alexandria Holidays
While in DC, hope on the Metro or take a water taxi from Georgetown across the Potomac River to the historic port city of Alexandria.
Virginia Beach Holidays
The most interesting way to arrive at Virginia Beach is down Virginia’s Eastern Shore and the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel where you will drive
Charlottesville Holidays
Arriving through an area that Thomas Jefferson described as ‘The Eden of the United States’ you can visit his home
Fairfax County Holidays
Directly across the Potomac River from
Washington, DC lies Fairfax County, where the Capital Region unfolds from the
unique vantage point of northern Virginia.
Williamsburg Holidays
A visit here centres almost entirely upon the area known as Colonial Williamsburg. Restoration and preservation after painstaking research have turned the clock back over 200 years in this, Virginia’s colonial capital.
Richmond Holidays
From skyscrapers to antebellum homes the old and the new stand together in graceful compatibility at Richmond. Formerly the Capital of the Confederacy
Shenandoah Valley Holidays
As the Skyline Drive winds through the Blue Ridge Mountains of western Virginia and the Appalachians loom in
Norfolk Holidays
Perhaps best known as the world’s largest naval base, Norfolk offers a different side to visitors at the Chrysler Museum of Art where a collection of more than
Fredericksburg Holidays
Half way between Washington DC and Richmond off Interstate 95, the old town of Fredericksburg was almost entirely destroyed as four Civil War battles raged.
Jamestown Holidays
The first permanent English settlement in America was established here in 1607. Jamestown now consists of two distinct
Yorktown Holidays
The third leg of the Historic Triangle is a picturesque town on the banks of the York River where you can walk on the battlefield where Cornwallis surrendered
Roanoke Holidays
The largest community in the Shenandoah Valley, the visitor hub of Roanoke is the Center in the Square featuring the Science Museum of Western
Things to see and do
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The Blue Ridge Parkway
The Blue Ridge Parkway is one of America’s classic great drives. It meanders
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Busch Gardens Williamsburg
This Europe-themed adventure park features the Griffon ride which, with its 205 feet
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Water Country USA
Located close to Williamsburg, this park as its name suggests offers slippery
