Things to Do in Williamsburg in March 2025
Guests can have an amazing spring getaway with a visit to Williamsburg, VA this March. Williamsburg is home to so many amazing activities and attractions. From the Busch Gardens theme park to historical sites like the Jamestown Settlement and Colonial Williamsburg, guests can find some amazing ways to explore Williamsburg's vast history during their stay in the area.
Mar 4, 2025 to Mar 26, 2025
Full Day Historic Guided Tour to Jamestown and Yorktown with LunchSchedule March is the perfect time for a Full Day Historic Guided Tour to Jamestown and Yorktown. As nature awakens, witness the historical wonders of Virginia amidst pleasant weather. It's a treat for history enthusiasts to explore America's birthplace in the serenity of early spring, avoiding summer crowds. Delve into Jamestown, America’s 1st English colony, and Yorktown, the Revolutionary War’s final battlefield. You also enjoy a scrumptious included lunch, showcasing Virginia's culinary delights. |
Mar 15, 2025 to Mar 31, 2025
Wild Pony Watching Boat Tour from Chincoteague to AssateagueSchedule March is a perfect time to embark on the Wild Pony Watching Boat Tour from Chincoteague to Assateague. This tranquil journey offers passengers breathtaking views of untouched coastal scenery, teeming with migratory birds returning from winter habitats. However, the spotlight is on the wild ponies of Assateague, who become more active as temperatures begin to rise. Witnessing these beautiful, free-roaming creatures up close is an unforgettable experience. Avoid crowded summer peaks by opting for a serene March tour. |
Mar 1, 2025 to Mar 17, 2025
Private Tour of Historic Colonial William and Mary CollegeSchedule
March is an ideal month to explore the historic College of William & Mary in Williamsburg. With spring in the air, the campus blossoms with vibrant flowers, creating a picturesque backdrop for your private tour. Mild temperatures allow for a comfortable stroll through this iconic institution, steeped in rich colonial history. Fewer tourists make for a more intimate experience, enabling you to fully immerse yourself in the storied past of one of America’s oldest colleges.
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