Places of Interest

Virginia Beach has grown rapidly over the years and is an interesting mix of touristy beachfront and modern commercial and family residential areas. There are three major cities in Virginia Beach, "VaBeach" is by far the most prosperous and fun. The greater area has an assortment of museums particularly related to its maritime history and performing arts activities. The city is also home to 210 city parks of which each park is unique and offers something for everyone from wide open spaces to playgrounds, picnic shelters, and ballfields. Virginia Beach also has abundant and ample indoor recreational facilities, which often include basketball and racquetball courts.

Tidewater Communications & Electronics Inc

Since Tidewater Communications & Electronics (TCE) has been in the business for more than 60 years now, they already have many loyal and satisfied customers. Some of them have been buying Tidewater products and availing services for 30 years or so. The company boasts of a very knowledgeable, friendly, and professional staff who are readily available if you need them. Support is just a phone call away. TCE has kept up with all the latest technology in order to meet all the needs of their clients in every detail because customer satisfaction is their main priority and is very evident even to first-time buyers.

Memorial Services Begin For 12 Victims Of Virginia Beach Shooting

Virginia Beach, Va. — Hundreds of mourners packed a Catholic church Thursday to remember a married mother of three who was killed during last week's mass shooting in a Virginia Beach municipal building. The funeral mass for Katherine "Kate" Nixon in Virginia Beach was among the first memorial services for the 12 people who died, ushering in the next phase of grief for this city on the Atlantic Coast. "We hope that now she's enjoying the Heavenly Father's blessing," Eric Vogt, pastor of St. Gregory the Great, said during the homily. Read more here

Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge in Virginia Beach, VA

Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge is a must see when you visit Virginia Beach, Virginia. It was established in 1938 and has an 8000 acre of freshwater refuge which borders the Atlantic Ocean on the east and Back Bay on the west. Sand dunes, maritime forests, freshwater marshes, ponds, ocean beach, and large impoundments for wintering wildfowl are just some of the features of this barrier island. You can access these tranquil habitats by marsh trails, bikes, a boardwalk, and the beach itself. Most of the travel agencies offer a Back Bay Tram Tours which run from April to October.