Virginia Beach Rentals

Chick's Beach area is a good place to start looking. You could take only 10-15 minute to go to Town Center. The area is very close to the beach in walking distance. With many option of night club, bars and restaurant, you will enjoy your life all day long. You can search apartments in Chick’s Beach by using zip code 23455 with MyNewPlace.com.

Bay Colony in Virginia Beach is a perfect mix of quiet residential and beach living. It is close to the city center of Virginia Beach, you can drive to restaurants, country club and beach easily. Broad Bay is around this neighborhood, so you can appreciate the beautiful scenery by just riding a bike to the lakeside.

With countless beaches, parks, golf courses, and a never-ending boardwalk, Virginia Beach is a true nature-lovers paradise. The boardwalk offers a massive playground for walking, biking, rollerblading, fishing, or just checking out the local attractions and performers. In fact, it is noted in the Guinness Book of World Records as the longest recreational beach in the world! With 2,700 acres of hiking trails, cypress swamps, campgrounds, playgrounds, and nesting grounds for a variety of birds, First Landing State Park is a favorite Virginia Beach outdoor haven. The local Croatan Beach is a relatively uncrowded beach with bike paths, jogging trails, and designated surfing areas. Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge is another fabulous VB locale offering hiking, biking, and fishing and a completely natural remote environment.

Virginia Beach is most famous for serving up fresh and delicious seafood. Harpoon Larry's Oyster Bar is a local favorite, famous for its fresh raw oysters, top-notch service, and fabulous $3 rumrunners. This unpretentious dive doles boasts a comfy and quaint atmosphere, quality seafood, and unbeatable prices. Come here on Mondays for Larry's plump and juicy 39-cent oysters! Other must-tries include the famed hush puppies, crab dip, steamed shrimp, scallop Caesar wrap, and the spicy blackened fish. Or just order up the Killer Combo for a taste of everything! The big-enough-for-two combo includes four oysters, four crawfish, six mussels, six clams, a quarter-pound of shrimp, and a half-pound of snow crab legs.

Virginia Beach is generally a safe town with a low crime rate. Some of the nicest, well-established neighborhoods in the city include Larkspur, Kempsville, Alexandria, and portions of Lynnhaven and Thalia. Great Neck is another nice and safe area, especially the neighborhoods north of Old Dominion Parkway. Alternatively, Red Mill is a safe, relatively new neighborhood within Virginia Beach with average priced homes and little or no crime.

Virginia Beach's climate can be categorized as humid subtropical. With light snowfall and an average temperature of 40 degrees in January, the coldest month, winters in Virginia Beach are mild. Summers, however, are hot and humid with warm evenings; July's average temperature is almost 80 degrees. Rainfall is fairly constant year-round and averages 45 inches annually. The geographic location of the city keeps it mostly out of range of storm tracks originating farther north and farther south.