Centrally located between Richmond and Norfolk/Virginia Beach Virginia, Williamsburg is a great location for these popular destinations. However with so much to do and see right in town there’s little need to go far. From the sights of Colonial Williamsburg to the fun and enchantment of Busch Gardens and history revisited in Yorktown enchantment to the abundance of state of the art golf courses your days will be waiting to be filled with entertainment for the entire family. The Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport makes travelling convenient.

A mid-Atlantic golf destination, this area includes world-class courses for every skill and cost range. From the Colonial Williamsburg pair, green and gold, by Rees Jones and Robert Trent Jones to the four Kingsmill Resort courses by Pete Dye, Arnold Palmer, Tom Clark and Curtis Strange - beauty prevails. A host of favorite layouts include Ford's Colony with three (Blue Heron, Marsh Hawk and Blackheath) plus Stonehouse, Royal New Kent, Kiskiak, Colonial and Brickshire. Click here for listings in the area.

Even though Williamsburg boasts so many attractions for tourists from all over the country, you will find serenity is a common word used to describe this peaceful city. Originally Middle Plantation, a 1632 settlement was renamed Williamsburg after the capital of the Virginia Colony was moved there from Jamestown in 1698. The town received a royal charter as a city in 1722, and was the center of political events in Virginia leading to the American Revolution.