April Packing List for Virginia Beach — What to Wear & Bring

A versatile jacket is perfect for the 49°F evenings when the Atlantic breeze cools the Virginia Beach Boardwalk.

With April highs of 69°F, cotton shirts are ideal for staying comfortable while exploring the ViBe Creative District.

Virginia Beach's April highs of 69°F and 8 rainy days make ankle-length lightweight trousers the right call for Atlantic Avenue dining — warm enough for the occasional cool evening sea breeze without overheating at midday.

Virginia Beach's April swings between 49°F lows and 69°F highs — a quarter-zip pullover is the local solution for oceanfront mornings that warm into pleasant afternoons at the Neptune statue or along the Boardwalk.

Comfortable sneakers are the best choice for walking the full 3-mile length of the Virginia Beach Boardwalk.

These provide a polished look for brunch in Sandbridge while protecting feet from the 49°F morning chill.

Virginia Beach's First Landing State Park sandy trails are most enjoyable in April's mild 49–69°F range — lightweight hiking shoes provide the grip and support that sandals lack on the park's 19 miles of sandy terrain.

Even with 69°F temperatures, the sun reflecting off the Atlantic Ocean can cause burns during a day at the beach.

Virginia Beach's April UV index climbs toward summer levels at 69°F highs, and the 3-mile Boardwalk promenade offers no shade between the Neptune statue and Rudee Inlet — a wide-brimmed hat protects face and neck.

A pashmina or wrap is handy for outdoor dining when the Virginia Beach air cools down to 49°F at night.