Homes for Rent in Virginia Beach, VA(311 Rentals)

Virginia Beach residents will likely need a vehicle in order to access all areas of the city. However, the city does boast a few public transportation options that, when combined with bikes— and a willingness to put in some street miles on those sneakers— could allow residents (especially those living downtown) to walk to many attractions and businesses. Hampton Roads Transit is a fixed-route bus service that runs several routes, seven days a week. This includes the Atlantic Avenue Shuttle, or Route 30, that goes up and down Atlantic Avenue, giving access to oceanfront attractions and restaurants, running every 15 minutes. The city of Virginia Beach also offers an additional option, though, with its Resort Area Mobility Plan known as RAMP. This service provides visitors and residents alike with all-electric Tesla Model X vehicles for use in the service areas of Birdneck Road, General Booth Boulevard and 42nd Street. The Norfolk International Airport ORF is situated around 20 miles to the northwest of the city.