Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Virginia Beach - North Beach

Virginia Beach’s largest indoor sports complex. This state-of-the-art facility is excited to host a diverse roster of sporting events and tournaments. This new venue is located across the street from the Virginia Beach Convention Center and just steps away from local shops, restaurants, and attractions, including the beautiful boardwalk and beaches of the Virginia Beach Oceanfront.

The Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center offers more than 800,000 gallons of aquariums to explore, a huge IMAX Theater where special nature movies play, interactive exhibits you can get your hands on, an aviary and a nature trail. Some of the fascinating creatures you'll see here include-Harbor Seals, Loggerhead Turtles, Great Horned Owl, North American River Otter , Spotted Eagle Ray and Sand Tiger Sharks.

The Virginia Beach Boardwalk stretches for three beautiful miles and features a separate biking and rollerblading path. Home to exciting events, the Virginia Beach Boardwalk is one of America's most famed boardwalks and was named by the Discovery Channel as one of "America's favorite boardwalks. Click on this link to view the LIVE WebCam of the Virginia Beach Boardwalk! http://www.vbbound.com/live-webcam-of-virginia-beach-boardwalk

Ocean Breeze Water Park is a water-filled fun time amusement park that the whole family will love. Fun things to do at the park include Runaway Bay Wave Pool, Paradise Pipeline, Hurricane, Jungle Falls, Largo Loop, Coconut Drops & Bamboo Shoots, Mat Slides-Kool Runnings, Pelican Falls and Toucan Tunnel, Buccaneer Bay and the all-new Pirates' Plummet and Walk the Plank slides. www.oceanbreezewaterpark.com.

While enjoying the views of the beach from the board walk it is difficult to miss the large statue of Neptune located on 31st street, a titanic attraction standing guard over Neptune park. With the beach in the backdrop, and live music playing nearby, the park is a definite stopping point for photos and musical entertainment. Paul DiPasquale creation, which was paid for with contributions gathered during Neptune Festivals, has been inviting onlookers since its dedication ceremony on September 30, 2005. The large 34 foot statue does it’s best to avert the eyes , but after taking photos with friends and family try not to forget the about the live bands that play at Neptune Park along with daily cover bands playing for onlookers and guest of Hilton’s attached restaurant located next door. http://www.virginiabeach.com/attractions/parks/neptune-park

The historic Cape Henry Lighthouse is a U.S. National Historic Landmark and was the first lighthouse commissioned by the U.S. government, which was authorized in 1792. The first federal construction project under the Constitution, the Cape Henry Lighthouse was budgeted at $15,200. Located within Fort Story, the charming Old Cape Henry Lighthouse is part of Colonial National Historical Park in Virginia Beach, VA.

Virginia Beach is a meeting locale that rivals any on the East Coast. With more hotels, entertainment, shopping and dining options than ever, it’s the ideal place to bring people together year-round. You’ll find the perfect balance of coastal charm and big-city amenities. There’s a Virginia Beach vibe that’s right for your event. At the center of it all is the Virginia Beach Convention Center, the Nation's first convention center to earn LEED® Gold certification1 from the U.S. Green Building Council. It can hold any size meeting imaginable, with over 516,000 gross sq. ft., over 150,000 sq. ft. of column-free exhibit space, nearly 29,000 sq. ft. of meeting space, over 31,000 sq. ft. ballroom (one of the largest on the east coast), and 2,209 free parking spaces.

Virginia Beach is home to several United States Military bases. These include the United States Navy's NAS Oceana and Training Support Center Hampton Roads, and the Joint Expeditionary Base East located at Cape Henry.