- Discover History again from Virginia Beach to Jamestown. Commemorating 400 years, Virginia Beach reveals its best kept secret – before Jamestown, the First Permanent English Settlers landed here.

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Morning - Arrive in Virginia Beach, and enjoy dinner overlooking the beautiful Atlantic Ocean at Mahi Mah’s Restaurant & Sushi Saloon. Welcome to the City of Virginia Beach! Call ahead and receive a welcome and free souvenir by stopping at our Visitors Center, prior to entering the Oceanfront area. Get acquainted with this exciting resort city.

Evening - Dinner tonight at the Grand Affair’s Catering specialists with a packaged meal and entertainment that brings history to life in a very exciting and tasteful way! .

Morning - Begin your journey along the highways and byways of Colonial Virginia and watch as history comes alive! Start your day with the reenactment at the First Landing State Park to experience how and where the English settlers FIRST landed in the New World on April 26, 1607, before they journeyed from the Chesapeake Bay up the James River to establish Jamestown Settlement.

Morning - Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Center, exploring over 800,000 gallons of aquariums, live animal habitats, an outdoor aviary and numerous hands on interactive exhibits. Enjoy a film in the IMAX Theater and shopping in the lovely gift shop. Over 10 acres of marsh habitat and a 1/3 mile nature walk can help you imagine what life would have been like 400 years ago when the first settlers landed nearby!

Visit the Oceana Naval Air Station, known as a master jet base. Oceana is home to the Navy’s East Coast squadrons of F-14 Tomcat jet fighters and the F/18 Hornets. Squadrons rotate in and out of the base to aircraft carriers operating on lengthy deployments. Enjoy a tour of the base and then visit the Aviation Historical Park, which contains many various types of aircraft. Lunch will be included at the Officer’s Club surrounded by the bravest pilots that deploy often on dangerous missions.

Afternoon - Enjoy cruising through Broad Bay, aboard the Virginia’s Jewel - a luxury charter boat with smooth sailing along Virginia Beach finest inland waterways and beautiful homes of today.

Evening - A dinner reservation will be held at the one of the oldest restaurants that originated out of a fishing shack that was popular with the sportsmen in the 60’s and 70’s. “Blue Pete’s Restaurant’ is located in the Sandbridge area and nestled along one of the most natural refuges in the country. Known for its "Sweet Potato Bread" enjoy the evening.

Morning - Enjoy discovering one of American’s most beautiful boardwalks on the East Coast. Discover Virginia Beach’s 3-mile boardwalk and enjoy what nature and history is discovered on the Atlantic Coast of Virginia. Enjoy lunch on your own at the many oceanfront restaurants overlooking the sea by the city.

Afternoon - Depart for Virginia’s Historic Triangle. Visit three of the most historic sites in our country, Williamsburg, Jamestown and Yorktown and experience firsthand the significance of these three important sites. Colonial Williamsburg - Your guide will provide interesting and informative narration during your ride from Virginia Beach to Williamsburg about the historic Virginia Peninsula and the Hampton Roads area.

Jamestown Settlement, a museum of 17th century America, Jamestown Settlement offers a unique blend of indoor gallery exhibits and outdoor living history to tell the fascinating story of the original inhabitants who settled here in 1607.

Enjoy a visit to the Yorktown Visitors Center and Battlefield, site of the last major battle of the American Revolutionary War. See the introductory film, and enjoy the view from the Rooftop Overlook. Drive by Surrender Field and see the battlefields. Enjoy a driving tour through the charming town of Yorktown, and free time to explore the quaint shops along the brand new Riverwalk Landing.

Evening - Dinner tonight will be at the historic Boxwood Inn, and will feature the exciting “Colonial Revels” program featuring costumed colonial-era characters presenting songs of the period performed by the Doorway Singers.