There is a lot to do in Virginia Beach!  There are many different atmospheres within a short distance for a wide range of activities.  The oceanfront resort area is home to the 40 block boardwalk with hotels, restaurants, shops, pleasure beach, entertainment and nightlife.  Just a 10 minute drive away you can be immersed in nature at First Landing State Park.  First Landing State Park has over 19 miles worth of trails and interior waterways made from the Chesapeake Bay.  First Landing is where native Americans once lived and also where the English settlers arrived in 1607.  There is numerous wildlife and unique ecosystems to discover in First Landing State Park.  GoKayak offers guided kayak dolphin tours through the interior waterways of Broad Bay, the narrows and Linkhorn Bay.  These calm waters are apart of the tidal salt marsh that host an abundance of sea life with the backdrop of the historical maritime forest.  On a guided kayak dolphin tour with Gokayak there are good chances to see Atlantic bottlenose dolphins, ospreys, bald eagles, stingrays and much more.  Gokayak's dolphin tours also tell you all the fun details of the ecosystem, history and the wildlife as you paddle through beautiful First Landing State Park.  Virginia Beach is uniquely diverse in its atmospheres that you can be on a Ferris wheel and watching a concert on the beach in the bustling oceanfront area and just a short drive away be in the peace and beauty of nature while paddling with dolphins!  You can also drive out to a part of Virginia Beach called Pungo.  In Pungo you are out in the country amongst large beautiful fields with horses and strawberry picking!  Pungo is farmland and it offers another perspective on visiting Virginia Beach that you can't get by just staying in the oceanfront resort area.  In Pungo you're also close to a beach called Sandbridge.  Sandbridge is a laidback non commercialized beach community with a more natural feeling.  All the way at the end of Sandbridge is Back Bay Wildlife Refuge and False Cape State Park.  Virginia Beach has a lot of outdoor activities and opportunities to get outside and enjoy nature!  The Oceanfront area is a great place to stay because of all of the entertainment, restaurants and amenities but don't sit still the whole time you're on vacation!  When you visit Virginia Beach come to do it all!

Can you see dolphins in Virginia Beach? Yes!  Adventure and exploration in nature awaits in Virginia Beach!  Dolphin watching and dolphin tours in Virginia Beach while kayaking are an exceptional way to make an adventure memory!  Here at GoKayak we are excited to get on the water and find our local wildlife!  Dolphins are a common sight on our kayak tours and Bald Eagles are plentiful too.  Great blue Herons, Egrets and Ospreys are also a regular sight along the gorgeous tidal salt marsh and maritime forest ecosystem where we do our kayak tours. Book a dolphin tour with GoKayak and let the adventure begin!  

Things to do in Virginia Beach?  Can you see dolphins in Virginia Beach?  Dolphin watching on a guided kayak dolphin tour is one of the best things to do in Virginia Beach!  GoKayak does guided kayak dolphin tours from First Landing State Park in Virginia Beach.  Come see the beauty of this unique ecosystem and find wildlife as we take you on an adventure to make lifetime memories!  Dolphins and bald eagles are regular visitors on our kayak tours and we'll give you the fun facts about the history, the unique ecosystems as well as the wildlife.  Book a guided kayak dolphin tour today!
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Virginia Beach has so many things to do and many of them include water and wildlife!  GoKayak does guided kayak dolphin tours from Rudee Inlet and First Landing State Park at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront.  Dolphins are one of the most adored creatures in Virginia Beach and what better way to see them than paddling in a kayak!  Make a lifetime memory seeing wild Atlantic Bottlenose dolphins in their natural habitat.  Book a tour today!

We love dolphins!  Dolphins are very intelligent, social and curious creatures.  They are very aware of their surroundings.  Sometimes they'll swim right up to our kayaks and underneath of us.  Sometimes they are commuting just passing by and other times they are feeding, mating or playing and will hang around in the same spot for an extended period of time.  Dolphins use echo-location to determine lots of details around them from size, shape, distance and even density of objects.  Dolphins are usually always in groups called pods.  Often times pods include family and friends that will stay together for years.  On our kayak tours we love getting in the best spot to see as much as possible and we always try to go where the dolphins hang out!  Dolphins are one of the best things about Virginia Beach!  Book a kayak tour with GoKayak today!