Cape Charles is a town / municipal corporation in Northampton County, Virginia, United States. The population was 1,009 at the of the 2010 U.S.Decennial Census.
Restaurants in Cape Charles
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Cape Charles Boat Tour Company offers scheduled tours & private charters on the waters off Virginia's Eastern Shore, from the Chesapeake Bay to the pristine Barrier Islands. Our 2015 23' Carolina Skiff is operated by licensed Captain David Lee. Offshore adventures await!
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Take a relaxing, guided trailride on our 150-acre waterfront farm located in historical Cape Charles, VA. Come see multiple views of Kings Creek as we meander through miles of wooded trails. In this peaceful setting we often see wildlife including deer, fox and a variety of waterfowl. Our expert guides will pair you with just the perfect horse! We have horses for all sizes and experience levels. Come take a ride with us!
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Virginia Coast Ecotours is a family-run guiding company based out of Cape Charles and Richmond Virginia. In Cape Charles, we offer kayaking adventures, sailing lessons, motorboat tours, and inshore fishing expeditions. We have been guiding on the Eastern Shore since 2012 and exploring its marshes since 1980. Our trips depart from Cape Charles, the Eastern Shore NWR, or Oyster boat ramp.
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Tidewater Charters is owned and operated by Captain Tyler Nonn. Since establishing the company in 2009, Tyler’s guide services specialize in Chesapeake Bay Fly Fishing and Chesapeake Bay Light Tackle fishing for striped bass, redfish, and cobia in the Chesapeake Bay. Other offerings outside of the Eastern Shore include guide services out of the Florida Keys.
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Explore and experience the Virginia Eastern Shore with a private boat tour, such as a Virginia Barrier Islands Explorer Ecotour, Cape Charles Sunset Cruise & Dolphin Search, Seaside Sunrise Cruise or Custom Charter. Eastern Shore Boat Tours is owned and operated by Captain Pete Sengenberger, a licensed captain and Certified Virginia Ecotour Guide wth a master's degree in education. See you aboard!
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One of the best spots for bird-watching.
We go hiking and bird watching all year at Kiptopeke State Park. Because it is in the eastern most part of the state it is a very well used flyway for migrating birds. They also have a really nice Hawk watching station. The Park has an excellent boat ramp. The boat ramp may be a little crowded at times but if you are willing to wait a few minutes there is always a slot to launch and a place to park your truck and trailer. Finally, the Park also has a really nice beach so lots to enjoy.
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Great exhibits and trails at the southern tip of the Delmarva Peninsula! If you are in the area for an extended stay there are guided tours of Fishermans Island! There is also a 6 mile bike that connects with the Kiptopeake State Park!
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At nearly 18 miles long, this bridge-tunnel complex is one of the engineering wonders of the world. Connecting Virginia's Eastern Shore with Virginia's mainland in Virginia Beach/Norfolk, this toll facility will save travelers 90 miles or more as they travel from points north of Wilmington, Delaware and head down the East Coast towards Virginia Beach or North Carolina's Outer Banks. Enjoy a stop at the Scenic Overlook, located on the southern tip of Virginia's Eastern Shore, offering breathtaking views of the Chesapeake Bay and the facility. AND, if you want to take home a remembrance of your travels, visit Virginia Originals Gift Shop, located inside the Welcome Center and Rest Area at the North Toll Plaza on Virginia's Eastern Shore. Construction of the Parallel Thimble Shoal Tunnel is underway and the facility will remain open to traffic throughout construction. Upon completion, a new fishing pier will open on the southernmost island in 2024. Don't forget your E-ZPass!
The Chesapeake Bay Bridge is an incredible sight. You drive for several miles over the bay and the views are breathtaking. You can see many ships in the bay and enjoy the smell of saltwater all the way across. Definitely a to do item.
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We've been to Cape Charles several times now and love this beach with young children because of the very gentle waves, plentiful soft sand, and very shallow waters for even the youngest toddlers to play in.
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Museum features local history -- steamers, railroad , ferries, town life. Rosenwald School exhibit during 2018 season. Admission is free. Open daily until 5 pm from mid April through November. Farmers Market every Tuesday from 3 - 6 pm.
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