Coastal Virginia Magazine

Coastal Virginia Magazine

A magazine focused on city life and culture that highlights the distinctive charm, traditions, and lifestyle of the Southeast Virginia area.

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  • 1 month ago | coastalvirginiamag.com | Eric Wallace

    As spring kicks in and turns up the heat, it’s time to break out your camping gear and plan a trip in the great outdoors. And with tens-of-thousands of acres of public lands and beaches spread across numerous state parks and nature preserves, the Coastal Virginia region is full of fantastic options—though some are more kid-friendly than others. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.

  • 2 months ago | coastalvirginiamag.com | Leona Baker

    By Leona BakerBahman Azarm’s sense of childlike wonder is infectious. Peering down from the top level of the new Owl Creek Landing Nautilus Tower as workers are rappelling off trees around which they are still busy constructing the wooden canopy walk that will surround the Tower, the founder and CEO of Outdoor Ventures Group is like a kid on a playground. A pretty magical playground at that.

  • 2 months ago | coastalvirginiamag.com | Leona Baker

    By Leona BakerThe buzzing, banging and beeping of construction equipment inside and outside The Dome this spring may have been loud, but it was music to the ears of those who have waited decades for it to become a reality. Those sounds will soon be replaced by rock vocals, guitar riffs, drum solos and a little bit of “Joy to the World” for good measure.

  • 2 months ago | coastalvirginiamag.com | Eric Wallace

    By Eric J. Wallace / Photos Courtesy of BluWater GroupImagine boating up the thousand-foot-wide Severn River past densely wooded banks punctuated by restored Antebellum-era estates, upscale homes, undeveloped tidal creeks and marshes. You dock at a historic boathouse with a posh waterfront bar area and sunset viewing deck on the grounds of a plantation home turned boutique inn that was originally established in the 1640s by George Washington’s great-great-grandfather.

  • 2 months ago | coastalvirginiamag.com | Megan Williams

    By Megan Williams / Photos Courtesy of Alamance County Visitors BureauIf you’re lucky enough to happen upon Saxapahaw, North Carolina, you might think you’ve stumbled upon a hidden secret—a riverside gem tucked quietly away from the hustle and bustle of larger cities, yet brimming with charm and stories of reinvention. There’s something about the town that invites you to pause, take a breath, and revel in a sense of calm that only the river can offer.

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