Seelocal.tv gives you the Lowdown on a Slowdown Vacation:

Revel in a relaxed beauty tucked between the Chesapeake Bay & the Atlantic Ocean.

Runaway to over a dozen, deserted islands and beaches and indulge at romantic inns.

Unplug for family fun at America’s Best Beach Town –Chincoteague Island* and run free by the sea with their legendary ponies.

Grab pals for the Kayak Winery Tour, signature bayside golf courses and superior fishing…

Historic waterfront towns –like Cape Charles and Onancock –welcome you to dine, shop, stay in their friendly Southern way.

Sail back in time to the car-less isle of Tangier.

Blast off! Experience the thrill of rocket launches on our coast at NASA Wallops Island.

Our unexpected peninsula is 30 minutes north of Virginia Beach, yet far from congestion and concrete.

There's a lot more too. For example, did you know that Wachapreague, in Onancock is the flounder capital of the world? No kidding! But don't take our word for it, go rent yourself a boat and see for yourself. And, don't forget to see even more inside info about Eastern Shore Virginia and to visit our local ESV friends on line, by watching the Eastern Shore Virginia Show above.

Broadwater Bay EcoTours: In case you want to do more than just fish, like say, immerse yourself in the local aquaculture, this is the place to go and Captain Rick Kellam is the guy to know. Author, historian, naturalist and now, your guide, Captain Rick is the descendant of people native to this area and it's these strong ties and unbelieveable laerned and practical knowledge that make Captain Rick only slightly less amazing than the beautiful, natural wonders that are Eastern Shore Virginia. Broadwater Bays ecotours are rich and complete experiences of the history of the islands and mainland and in these "eco classrooms" you'll learn about everything from sound conservation to locations of some of the best "shelling beaches" in the world.

The Kirkwood Group: It probably won't come as much a surprise to anyone who's visited or lives on the Eastern Shore of Virginia but to those of you who might not know, visitors routinely become ESVA residents once they see and fall in love with the area's natural beauty and ammenities and to help those out looking to relocate to the area, there's the Kirkwood Group, the Eastern Shore Virginia's waterfront property specialists. Considered to be the last under-developed waterfront properties on the eastern seaboard, it's the Kirkwood Group's charge to help you find and settle a country quiet setting surrounded by the Chesapeake Bay and seaside bay barrier islands.

The Cape Charles Coffee House: Another favorite among the ESVA set is their love of history and food and one of the best places to get both is right here at the Cape Charles Coffee House. Located at 241 Mason Street just a few blocks from Chesapeake Bay Beach, the coffee house's circa 1910 building was orginally the Cape Charles Bank. Fire saw it reopen as a clothing store and now, its beautifully renovated rooms serve as the perfect backdrop to memorable breakfasts, lunches and dinners.

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