Vacation rentals in Virginia Beach

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Quick stats about vacation rentals in Virginia Beach

  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 2,780 vacation rentals in Virginia Beach

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Virginia Beach vacation rentals start at $10 per night before taxes and fees

  • Verified guest reviews

    Over 102,980 verified reviews to help you choose

  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    1,650 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 780 rentals that welcome pets

  • Vacation rentals with a pool

    1,400 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    1,310 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    2,730 of Virginia Beach vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Beachfront, Self check-in, and Gym across Virginia Beach rentals

  • 4.7 Average rating

    Virginia Beach stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

  • Nearby attractions

    Virginia Beach's top spots, include First Landing State Park, Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center, and Norfolk Botanical Garden

Top-rated vacation rentals in Virginia Beach

Guests agree: these stays are highly rated for location, cleanliness, and more.

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A tranquil beach scene is captured, featuring smooth sandy stretches bordered by green grass and gentle dunes. The horizon reveals a calm ocean meeting a partly cloudy sky, creating a serene atmosphere that invites relaxation and reflection.
Cottage in Norfolk

Peaceful beach @Courtyard Cottage Pets Allowed

Escape the crowds and commercial beach resorts. At Courtyard Cottage, you'll enjoy the exact opposite—a peaceful beachfront retreat where a short walk over the sand dunes leads to a quiet, uncrowded beach, perfect for relaxing and unwinding. Proud Superhosts for over four years, we're dedicated to making your stay comfortable, relaxing, and memorable. The host, Richard, lives in a detached garage apartment on the property, allowing guests to enjoy complete privacy in their own accommodations.

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 318 reviews
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An aerial view of the property reveals a spacious backyard featuring a swimming pool surrounded by lounge chairs and inflatable pool toys. Lush greenery encircles the area, enhancing the sense of privacy, and the house is seen with its inviting deck and patio area.
Home in Portsmouth

Wooded Wonderland Miniature Golf Hot tub Pool

Make yourself at home! This property offers a warm and welcoming environment for guests, located in a quiet and established neighborhood in the middle of Portsmouth, VA. Guests should expect a clean space equipped with modern technology and appliances. Attractions aren’t too far; 41mi from Busch Gardens, 24 mi from Virginia Beach Ocean Front, 7.3 mi from Waterside District Norfolk, and 2.9 mi from Rivers Casino Portsmouth. Peaceful mornings and a comfortable stay awaits at Wooded Wonderland!

4.93 out of 5 average rating, 177 reviews
Top guest favorite
A single-story brick house is highlighted by a flowering dogwood tree in the front yard. Vibrant azaleas bloom in shades of pink nearby, while a neatly trimmed lawn completes the exterior. A mailbox stands at the edge of the driveway, providing a welcoming touch.
Home in Virginia Beach

Home Away from Home! A+Location, Clean, Great Yard

Remodeled kitchen and bath. Discounts for longer stays. The entire house and yard is yours. Close enough so you can walk or bike to shopping and restaurants, or head to the beach about 2.5 miles away. Internet and a work desk, comfy beds with cotton sheets provided. There is a back porch, large fenced yard, BBQ grill, fire pit. Rules for booking our home- no pets are allowed. We require our guests have good AirBnb reviews. Self check in- we ask that you message us when you have arrived.

4.87 out of 5 average rating, 267 reviews
Top guest favorite
A cozy living room space is presented, featuring a dark leather sofa adorned with a small green plant and a decorative lamp. A simple mantel with decor elements, including a wall art piece and woven baskets, creates a welcoming ambiance. Natural light filters through the curtains.
Home in Virginia Beach

Beautiful 3bdrm near beach, Wi-Fi & parking

This lovely older home has newly renovated bathrooms& fresh spaces 3BR/2BA ranch home with a fun, coastal vibe in the heart of Virginia Beach! It's fully furnished, with spaces created for you to have a memorable experience! Only 12 mins away from the Virginia Beach Oceanfront & 3 minutes to Town Center close to all the nightlife and entertainment. Easy access to groceries, restaurants, shopping, and the highway, making this the perfect home-away-from-home for your stay in Virginia Beach.

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 155 reviews
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Home in Virginia Beach

Beach Ranch House Sleeps 9 and Pet Friendly

Welcome to your vacation getaway! The Blue Crab is a remodeled 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath ranch house is just a mile away from the ocean front. It's an ideal destination for families, friends & pets. All bedrooms have queen beds and smart tvs. The spacious backyard and deck are perfect for playtime and relaxation. Great location close to shopping and restaurants. You’ll feel right at home in this safe neighborhood. Please note: No parties. Only 9 people are allowed at the house at any time

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 527 reviews
Top guest favorite
A sandy beach stretches into the distance, bordered by gentle dunes and green grasses. A wooden walkway leads to the shore, where several figures can be seen walking. The calm ocean reflects the blue sky, dotted with fluffy white clouds.
Home in Virginia Beach

Play by the Bay 1 MIN TO WATER

LESS THAN 1 MIN WALK TO WATERS EDGE. Fantastic beach home with 3 bdrms, 3 baths, Living room-dining rm combo with vaulted ceilings, kitchen, TV in 4 rooms, Wi-Fi, large deck with natural gas Weber grill, Washer-dryer. Great water views while you are relaxing on the deck. Many amenities! Just bring your bathing suit. Our guests have all said they love this place! Very close to many wedding venues, restaurants, state park, oceanfront boardwalk is closeby, military bases, etc.

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 241 reviews
Top guest favorite
A sunset casts warm hues over the calm waters of the bay, with silhouettes of a shaded gazebo and a hammock. Weathered pilings and a single bird in flight can be seen against the vibrant sky, enhancing the tranquil atmosphere.
Home in Knotts Island

Island Lotus Yoga & Spa

A nature lover’s dream! Waterfront, ample natural light, serene beauty, and privacy can be all yours at our charming ranch right on the bay. The bay faces east, giving you the most breathtaking views of the sunrise and moonrise. Relax in the spa, adventure on kayaks, and chill and grill over the fire-pit. You’ll also local fresh eggs, and a private yoga class. Check us out on insta @islandlotusyoga! PS we’re not actually an island. Reach us by driving through Virginia Beach!

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 153 reviews
Top guest favorite
A private pool area features comfortable lounge chairs with floral cushions, surrounded by a clean concrete patio. A screened-in porch is visible in the background, with two inviting chairs for relaxing. The fenced yard offers additional privacy and space for outdoor enjoyment.
Home in Virginia Beach

Artful Retreat with a Private Pool

Take a break and unwind at your private pool! Stylish, updated interior and a spacious backyard with pool and lounge area. Rinse off at the outdoor shower after a day at the beach and enjoy your private retreat! The Rudee Inlet is less than a block away with great restaurants, fishing, and water activities. A path along the Rudee Inlet leads to the beach and shops - a quick 4 block trip with the included bikes! Outdoor seating and gas fire pit added for the cooler months!

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 136 reviews
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The living room features a welcoming layout with plush blue couches and two light-colored round ottomans. A ceiling fan hangs above, and natural light streams in through multiple windows. The front door is painted in a vibrant teal, adding a cheerful touch.
Home in Norfolk

Cozy 3BD Beachfront | Foosball & Yard Games w/ BBQ

Escape to our charming Airbnb, just steps from the beach! Perfect for groups up to 8, our home offers ultra-fast 1Gbps fiber internet, a dedicated workspace, and delightful amenities including a SCA-approved coffee maker, a grinder, and fun games like a giant Connect 4 and Foosball. Enjoy the outdoors with our two patios and a BBQ grill. With numerous local restaurants nearby, it’s the ideal getaway for both relaxation and adventure.

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 119 reviews
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The living area features a light-colored sofa positioned across from a modern coffee table. A bar area with two stools is visible in the background, leading to a kitchen with white cabinetry. Natural light illuminates the space, creating a bright and open atmosphere.
Condo in Virginia Beach

Beach Bungalow on the Boardwalk

If you are looking for convenience, comfort, and a pleasant experience than Beach Bungalow on the Boardwalk is for you. We are located only a block from the beach and boardwalk, and there is no shortage of restaurants and entertainment in the area. Our condo has been completely renovated with all new furniture. We know you will enjoy your experience and look forward to being your host.

4.86 out of 5 average rating, 187 reviews
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Guest suite in Chic's Beach

Enjoy your little slice of heaven in Chics Beach!

4-5 min walk to Chic's beach. Avoid the crowds and live with the locals! Surrounded by amazing restaurants, bars, coffee shops, and even an urban winery. We are a convenient 15 min ride from the tourist Oceanfront but you will have plenty to do in our relaxed beach town. This is a guest apartment attached to my home .The motto of Chic's Beach is "No Bad Days". Come see for yourself!

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 279 reviews
Top guest favorite
The living area features a comfortable sectional sofa paired with an accent chair. A coffee table sits between the seating arrangements, and a large flat-screen TV is mounted above an electric fireplace. Natural light enters through multiple windows, creating a bright and inviting space.
Home in Virginia Beach

3 Blocks 2 Beach at Oceanfront Lakefront Getaway

Quiet lakefront retreat located just 3 blocks from the ocean. Walk to everything! This 1 bedroom 1.5 bath townhome is close to all VB has to offer, yet far enough off that you can relax on the spacious deck nestled in the trees overlooking Lake Holly. Perfect for groups of 3 or fewer guests. We provide tons of amenities including toiletries and beach gear.

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 240 reviews

Popular amenities for Virginia Beach vacation rentals

What Airbnb hosts recommend seeing in Virginia Beach

Find unforgettable activities and unique points of interest near you. Our hosts share their favorite things to do and must-visit places to see in Virginia Beach.

Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center

Aquarium and science center featuring interactive exhibits, marine life, and nature trails

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At the Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center, you can walk through giant tanks to see sharks, large sea turtles, sea lions, crocodiles, and hundreds of other species, then pet a stingray and dive into hands-on exhibits. Follow the nature path and marshlands, or add a boat tour, dolphin or whale watching, or the monthly cocktail cruise. Outside, tackle the adventure course with ziplines, rope bridges, and Glow in the Park twilight climbs. It’s easy to fill a full day here.

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First Landing State Park

Expansive park offering hiking, biking, beaches, and historic significance near the Chesapeake Bay

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Explore more than 19 miles of easy hiking and biking trails that wind through cypress swamps, marshes, and woodlands, with scenic viewpoints over Virginia Beach waterways and Lynnhaven Bay. Swim or relax on the calm Chesapeake Bay beach, lined with trees and gentle waves, or enjoy picnics and playgrounds by the water. Go kayaking or join kayak tours, watch wildlife, and spot moss-draped trees along the way. The park also offers camping, cabins, boat ramps, and regular free events and kids’ activities.

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Cape Henry Light House

Historic lighthouse on a military base, marking the site of the 1607 English 'First Landing'

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At Cape Henry Lighthouse, you can climb the historic 1792 tower for panoramic views where the Chesapeake Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean and see the pair of lighthouses that mark the bay’s southern entrance. Explore exhibits and the museum store while standing beside the nearby “First Landing” site, where English settlers arrived in 1607. Learn how this is the first lighthouse authorized by the U.S. government, funded under George Washington and overseen by Alexander Hamilton. The quick stair climb makes it an easy, rewarding outing.

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Mount Trashmore Park

Reclaimed landfill turned park with walking trails, playgrounds, lakes, and city views

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At Mount Trashmore Park you can walk or run the multi-use paths around the lakes, stop at outdoor exercise stations, and climb the former landfill “mountain” for wide city views and sunsets. Kids get huge, modern playgrounds, while skaters have a dedicated skate park and vert ramp. Bring a kite for the hilltop, a blanket for picnics, or use the picnic shelters with grills and volleyball courts. It’s an easy place to spend a full day outside, relaxing or getting active.

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Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge-N

Expansive refuge featuring hiking trails, diverse wildlife, and serene coastal habitats

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Spend the day hiking or biking miles of scenic trails, boardwalks, and walkways over the water, then walk or swim along quiet, undeveloped ocean beaches. Watch for tundra swans, geese, ducks, bald eagles, and other coastal birds as you explore marshes, dunes, woodlands, ponds, and maritime forests, or bring a camera for nature photography and sunset views. Try fishing, kayaking or canoeing, and join reasonably priced guided kayak or tram tours. Visit the historic village area with its old cemetery and church remains, and stop by the visitor contact station for exhibits and information.

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The Atlantic on Pacific

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At The Atlantic on Pacific, you can dive into a raw bar and oyster bar with fresh local and regional seafood, including oysters, clams, and hot seafood dishes, plus a solid lineup of non-seafood options like the double smash burger with fries. Pair everything with freshly mixed craft cocktails and daily drink specials in a cozy, bright space. Come for the daily 3–6 pm happy hour with $1 oysters and clams, $3 well drinks, and standout hamburger specials.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Virginia Beach?

    Many visitors enjoy staying near the Oceanfront area, which has easy access to the beach, dining, and boardwalk activity. For a quieter experience, look at rental options in the North End or Sandbridge neighborhoods, known for their residential feel and proximity to natural settings.

  • What are the best things to do in Virginia Beach with kids?

    Families often explore the Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center, play at beachside parks, or visit the Adventure Park for treetop activities. Seasonal mini-golf, local museums, and the King Neptune statue area around the boardwalk are also frequently suggested for kids.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Virginia Beach?

    Virginia Beach has a popular oceanfront boardwalk, the Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center, and First Landing State Park for nature trails. Art lovers can explore the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art, and waterfront restaurants showcase regional seafood.

  • How is the weather in Virginia Beach?

    Virginia Beach has mild winters with average highs around 51°F (10°C) in January, and warm, humid summers where July temperatures often reach 89°F (32°C). Occasional rain is common throughout the year, so packing a light rain jacket is helpful.

  • What are the best places to visit in Virginia Beach?

    Many travelers explore First Landing State Park, the Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center, and Mount Trashmore Park for outdoor activities. The boardwalk and the Cape Henry Lighthouse are also often recommended for local history and views.

  • What are some hiking trails in Virginia Beach?

    Explore shaded trails in First Landing State Park or wander the winding paths at Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Mount Trashmore Park has paved and unpaved trails that attract walkers and runners year-round.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Virginia Beach?

    Families often visit the Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center, stroll the boardwalk, or spend a day playing at local parks like Mount Trashmore. Seasonal kayak tours, mini-golf, and exploring nearby nature reserves are also frequently suggested.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Virginia Beach?

    Nature lovers often head to Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge for quiet wildlife viewing or to nearby historical towns for a change of pace. Family-friendly options include exploring local farms, botanical gardens, or neighboring art districts.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Virginia Beach?

    Virginia Beach has many pet-friendly stays in neighborhoods like the Oceanfront, North End, and Sandbridge. Several parks and beaches in the area allow leashed dogs during certain seasons, making it easy to explore with pets.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Virginia Beach?

    Consider visiting the boardwalk early in the morning to enjoy quieter beaches, and explore inland markets for locally grown produce. Free public art and regular outdoor events contribute to the lively atmosphere, especially during warmer months.

  • What is Virginia Beach known for?

    Virginia Beach is known for its long public beaches, lively oceanfront boardwalk, and access to coastal parks and nature reserves. The city also has a reputation for regional seafood, cultural events, and a strong connection to maritime history.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Virginia Beach?

    Explore the Virginia Beach Surf & Rescue Museum or wander through Red Wing Park's serene gardens. Little Island Park and tucked-away art studios around the city are often mentioned by those seeking quieter spots.

  • What are the best foods to try in Virginia Beach?

    Many visitors seek out seasonal Chesapeake Bay blue crab, local oysters, and shrimp in seafood boils or raw bars. The region is also known for she-crab soup and classic Southern-inspired dishes, with diverse multicultural options at area markets.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Virginia Beach?

    Pack swimwear, sun protection, and comfortable footwear for the boardwalk or nature trails. A light rain jacket is useful year-round given the area's variable rainfall, and a reusable water bottle helps you stay refreshed during outdoor activities.

  • What is the nightlife in Virginia Beach like?

    Nightlife in Virginia Beach has a mix of beachfront lounges, live music venues, and casual bars along the boardwalk. Local breweries, dance spots, and patio dining create a relaxed, social scene that appeals to a range of tastes.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Virginia Beach?

    Recurring events highlight live music on the boardwalk in summer, art shows, and sand sculpting competitions. Labor Day weekend and late spring are often lively with festivals celebrating food, local culture, and the coastal environment.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Virginia Beach?

    Virginia Beach has a range of family-friendly vacation rentals, especially near the Oceanfront, Sandbridge, and North End neighborhoods. Many rentals feature kitchens, outdoor spaces, and convenient access to parks or the beach.

  • When is the best time to visit Virginia Beach?

    Late spring through early fall is frequently suggested for beach activities, festivals, and warmer weather. Early autumn often brings milder temperatures and fewer crowds, while winter appeals to those seeking a quieter coastal experience.

All about Virginia Beach

Surfers, swimmers, and sunbathers come to Virginia Beach to spend sunny days at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay as it meets the Atlantic Ocean. The three-mile coastal boardwalk is lined with fresh-pressed juice shacks, pastry shops, and fashion boutiques, and there’s a separate lane for skaters and rollerbladers. Sweet saltwater taffy and maple nut fudge are traditional treats to savor along the shore, and local Lynnhaven oysters are an ever-popular mainstay on local menus.

For a commanding view of the bay, climb the 191 steps up Old Cape Henry Lighthouse — part of the journey involves climbing a tall ship’s ladder. Mount Trashmore provides an offbeat attraction that combines a skatepark, playground, and a grassy mound of reused landfill. If it’s been a while since your last surfing trip, Croatan Beach is the place to get some inspiration when it hosts the East Coast Surfing Championships.

What are the top things to do in Virginia Beach?

Marine Science Center

The Marine Science Center is committed to marine conservation through research, education, and sustainable practices. The center is focused on the study of native Chesapeake Bay marine animals and plants, though researchers have pursuits and interests that cover the world’s oceans and waterways. Take a boat tour to learn more about its work and the bay’s underwater residents.

Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art

Step back from the shore for a while and take a look around the collection at the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art on Parks Avenue. The popular Boardwalk Art Show takes place over the summer months, and the alternative ViBe District is home to craftspeople, skate shops, and music venues.

Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge

Grab your paddle and set out for a leisurely afternoon on the water. Explore Chesapeake Bay, venture into Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge, or float further afield through the scenic Great Dismal Swamp. Harbor seals, black bears, bobcats, and even bald eagles can be spotted in the local area. Braving cooler temperatures in winter might even be rewarded with a humpback whale sighting.

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