Holiday homes & rentals in Sandbridge

From glass blowing to pirate adventures, Sandbridge holiday homes offer more than idyllic beaches (though of course, golden sand and sunshine await you too). Frolic with dolphins in the surf, or take to the skies at the Military Aviation Museum, there's so much to do in Sandbridge.

Chrysler Museum of Art

Not far from your holiday home, you will find the works of the world's greatest artists, from Vermeer to Monet, at the celebrated Chrysler Museum of Art. Explore a vast collection of art and artifacts spanning centuries and movements. The Glass Studio is an exciting addition to the museum, allowing visitors to have a go at blowing glass as artists explain the craft's processes and history.

Captain Jack's Pirate Ship

Shiver me timbers! Don your eye patches and scowls as you board Captain Jack's ship. Your fellow crew members show you the ropes as you set sail and learn about vintage pirate weaponry, hear yarns about the legendary pirates in these waters, and get involved in the endless games and activities that await aboard ship.

Sublime sights of Sandbridge

Sandbridge Beach

This quiet, family-orientated beach is also known as the 'Outer Banks of Virginia'. Stretching for five miles, the golden-hued sands welcome you with vistas of ocean, dolphin sightings, horses, and beautiful duny cliffs. It's also a great surf beach with gentle rip currents and moderate waves throughout the summer season.

Military Aviation Museum

Discover the history of flight at this spectacular museum. Take a guided tour through the huge hangars to see the museum's military aircrafts and exhibits from both world wars. Learn about technological developments and their impacts from friendly experts.

Virginia Beach Boardwalk

Three miles of boardwalk are the scene for all that's happening around town at Virginia Beach. Rollerblading, biking, and of course strolling down the boardwalk, you're in the middle of it all. Live performances, vendors, restaurants, and nautical sculptures cross your path. Pay your respects to a 12 ton bronze statue of Neptune who, after all, made Virginia Beach so fun.

First Landing State Park

Land among endless opportunities for leisure at First Landing on Cape Henry. The park is almost 3000 acres of natural playground where you can hike, bike, and boat to your heart's content. Swim and fish in Cape Henry or gather round the campfire with smores and good stories for the ultimate back to nature experience.

Cape Henry Lighthouse

1792 was the year of construction for this monumental edifice. It has stood sentinel at the mouth of Chesapeake Bay, near the 'First Landing' point of the English settlers in 1607, ever since. Its ergonomic design was the work of John McComb, and its construction was authorized by none other than George Washington.

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