What's more, hotels generally offer affordable rates at the start of the season, but keep in mind that prices (and temps) will increase as Memorial Day nears. Of the few events that take place in winter, most occur in December before the holidays.Īlthough average daytime temps in March and April (which sit between the high 50s and high 60s) are too chilly for the beach, nature enthusiasts can trek the trails at First Landing State Park or climb to the top of Cape Henry Lighthouse without overheating. Rain is uncommon during these months, but snow occasionally falls, so pack accordingly. Daytime highs often hover in the high 40s to low 50s, while average lows sit in the 30s. Virginia Beach Craft Beer Festival (October)ĭecember through February is the most affordable, yet coldest time of the year here.As a result, October and November generally are not ideal times to sunbathe. But remember, temperatures also drop this time of year, with averages in the mid-40s to low 60s by the end of November. Room rates start to fall as the month progresses, and the city's top sights often offer more elbow room after the holiday weekend. If you want to enjoy the beach while sticking to a tight budget, plan on visiting in September (after Labor Day). Coastal Edge East Coast Surfing Championships (August).Virginia Beach FunkFest Beach Party (August).North American Sand Soccer Championships (June).
But remember to bring an umbrella for July and August visits since these months see the most rain. The city is humming with activity, and daytime temperatures commonly hover in the 80s, which is perfect for walking along the boardwalk or lounging at Sandbridge Beach. From seasonal fireworks spectaculars and beer-inspired festivals to Halloween scares, holiday celebrations, and more, theres always a new reason to visit. Memorial Day to Labor Day is Virginia Beach's peak tourist season, but despite the larger crowds and high prices, late May to early September is the only time to enjoy the waterfront properly.
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