Things to Do in Williamsburg, VA in June 2021

June is a beautiful time to be out on the water, so, why not get the family together and enjoy a cruise on the Spirit of Norfolk. Choose from a brunch, lunch, or dinner cruise, and enjoy some unbelievable good food, while soaking up the atmosphere and enjoying the sights. Cruise along the Elizabeth River, and enjoy seeing the sights that include Tanner's Point, Norfolk Naval Base, and more. The ship has three decks, which all offer amazing views, a dance floor, an open-air rooftop, and several full-service bars. The brunch cruise offers a complimentary drink to all adults, an omelet bar, break pastries, and some favorite lunch dishes too. Make sure to check out the Bloody Mary bar. The lunch cruise features many favorite dishes as well as dessert. The dinner cruise is considered a fine dining event, and guests are asked to dress accordingly. The ambiance is perfect for a romantic evening out.

The Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum is located 1735 Richmond Rd., Williamsburg, Virginia. This museum is part of the Ripley's Believe It or Not family. Here you will find hundreds of exhibits of human and non-human oddities. The attractions is full of something that the entire family can enjoy. Now they also have mini golf course, if you still have energy after touring this world famous museum. They house fun interactive active games that will keep the attention of the most rambunctious family members. They have a laser maze for all the laser enthusiasts. The play different films at different times in a 4 D movie screen and the films are in 3d. The famed 'shrunken heads' are displayed predominately. The also feature a 12 foot robot made of car parts. This is also home to the 'bearded lady'. This will be a memorable experience for ever member of the family.

What better place to learn about our country, and it's early beginnings. If you are in Virginia, specifically Williamsburg. A visit to the Jamestown Settlement is a must. Everyone in the whole family will love it, and the kids learn a little about how life was, in the early days. Spend the day learning all about how the early settlers came to America and how they had to survive to make it possible to be where we are now. Hop on board replicas of the ships that brought them here. Learn to tie sailors knots, or see what the bunks looked like where they slept. Visit the James Fort which was a military fort, then venture over to the Powhatan Indian village to see how the Indians lived, in reed-covered homes. You can also watch a real blacksmith working with iron to create tools, and horseshoes for horses. After a day of learning, and watching recreations, you can head over to the Jamestown Settlement Cafe for a good meal. Have fun learning!

Busch Gardens Williamsburg is an amusement park that offers rides of all thrill levels and a few water rides for those who want to get out of the summer sun that June delivers. When guests arrive at the park, they will see everything from roller coasters that span dozens of feet to children's rides and rides that are suitable for the entire family. There are nine different villages that guests can explore in the park. These villages are designed to look like various countries in Europe. Food served in the park and some of the games have European themes as well. Aside from all of the rides, there are shows with animals, gift shops, restaurants, and characters who walk through the park and take pictures with guests. There are a few special features during the year, but in June, guests can enjoy the water rides and water slides including a large raft slide that takes guests spiraling to a small pool at the bottom.

Step back through time and find out more about the history of the United State on the Colonial Williamsburg Tour. The guided tour takes you through 300 acres of actual areas of historical influence. However, seeing the historical estates, vast plantations, and places of historical significance is only part of the tour, it is also an actual chance to experience first-hand events that took place during the founding of this country. Actual individuals reenact various parts of history and you have a chance to see some of the most historical figures of that time period. From the first President of the United States to Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin just to name a few. But know that those who play these parts are more than just actors they are historians who take their roles quite seriously to ensure the accuracy of what they are portraying to the guests. The tour is an excellent way to teach kids about the history of this country and immerse yourself in the period of time known as the 18th century.

It's impossible to walk around Williamsburg and not feel you're walking in the footsteps of the hardworking men and women who founded the United States. Did you also know that Williamsburg is home to some fantastic breweries and wineries? While on your vacation to Williamsburg in June, take some time of the sun to enjoy a frosty glass of cold beer at a local brewery or kick back and enjoy a glass of wine while being some of the area's best landmarks from the comfort of our 14 passenger coach. Our dynamic and knowledgeable guide will entertain, pointing out must-see spots while whisking you and your party to at least three local breweries and wineries. Your Drink Williamsburg driver will pick you up directly from your hotel and drop you off, so the experience is as comfortable as possible. Nothing is better than taking some time out of the June sun to taste some of the frosty, cold, and refreshing offerings of some of the best breweries that Williamsburg has to offer.