How to Save Money in Virginia Beach

• Reach the beach. With 14 miles of open, public beaches, there’s a spot in the sand for everyone. But wherever you go, watch your step: Some areas are specifically set aside for building sandcastles.
• Visit JT’s Grommet Island Beach Park and Playground. It’s 100% handicap-accessible, and the first of its kind in the U.S.
• The boardwalk becomes “Beach Street U.S.A.” in the summer, when special, themed entertainment takes place every night. One night you’ll see a concert; the next a theatrical production. The best part is they’re all free—making your great Virginia Beach hotel deal even better.
• The Atlantic Wildfowl Heritage Museum. Art and artifacts document the migratory wildfowl that pass through the region. Admission is free.
• Take a peek into the past at the original Cape Henry Lighthouse. Dating back to 1791, it’s the oldest government-built lighthouse in America. Entry to the lighthouse costs less than $10.