Virginia Limo and Party Bus Rentals

Explore Virginia’s Rich History and Attractions

Virginia is known for its historical significance and diverse range of attractions. Explore the Jamestown Settlement, the first permanent English colony, or visit Monticello, the residence of Thomas Jefferson. Traverse the captivating trails of Shenandoah National Park or witness the magnificence of Luray Caverns, all while riding in style with our limo services.

Virginia’s vibrant cities are also a sight to behold. Take a tour of Richmond’s Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, visit Virginia Beach’s bustling boardwalk, or discover Alexandria’s charming Old Town. Our top-tier limo and party bus services ensure a comfortable and luxurious tour of these urban delights.

Local Landmarks in Virginia

Delve into the heritage and culture of Virginia by visiting its various local landmarks. Pay a visit to the historic Williamsburg, a living-history museum portraying life in the 18th century. Experience the serenity of the Arlington National Cemetery, the resting place for many of America’s greatest heroes. Tour the Virginia State Capitol, designed by Thomas Jefferson, and experience a blend of history and architecture.

Let LimoUSA take you on an unforgettable journey through Virginia’s Mount Vernon, George Washington’s plantation home. Or travel to Norfolk to explore the Battleship Wisconsin, one of the largest and last battleships ever built by the U.S. Navy.

Why Choose LimoUSA?

Choosing LimoUSA means opting for exceptional service and a commitment to quality. We employ professional, courteous chauffeurs who prioritize your safety and satisfaction. Our vehicles are top of the line and regularly maintained to ensure a smooth and comfortable ride.

Celebrate life’s moments with LimoUSA – because your special day deserves the very best! Book your limousine or party bus today and experience the charm of Virginia in unparalleled luxury and style.

Virginia is a state with a rich history and diverse landscapes, so there are many interesting attractions to explore.

1. Colonial Williamsburg: This is one of the largest living-history museums in the world. Visitors can travel back in time to America’s 18th century and explore the early days of the nation. It features period actors, restored and reconstructed buildings, and even interactive activities like blacksmithing.
2. Virginia Beach: Known for its beaches and boardwalk stretching three miles along the Atlantic coast. The boardwalk has a separate bike path for cycling and rollerblading. Nearby, the Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center offers interactive exhibits and a giant screen theater.
3. Shenandoah National Park: Home to Skyline Drive, a 105-mile road that winds through the park, offering breathtaking vistas of the Shenandoah Valley. There are also more than 500 miles of trails, including a portion of the Appalachian Trail.
4. Monticello: The mountaintop home of Thomas Jefferson, located in Charlottesville. It’s not just a house tour; the plantation includes a look at what life was like for the slaves on the property, beautiful gardens, and a museum.
5. Arlington National Cemetery: This military cemetery is where many U.S. service members are laid to rest. The cemetery is also home to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, where you can witness the Changing of the Guard.
6. Mount Vernon: The plantation home of the nation’s first President, George Washington, located along the Potomac River. The estate includes the mansion, outbuildings, a tomb, working farm, and a reconstructed slave cabin.
7. Historic Jamestowne: This is the site of the first permanent English settlement in North America. It’s a full archaeological dig site, where you can see new discoveries being unearthed that shed light on the early colonial period.
8. Luray Caverns: These are the largest caverns in the eastern U.S. and are famed for their stalactite and stalagmite formations. There’s also a Stalacpipe Organ, which uses stalactites to produce music.
9. The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (VMFA): Located in Richmond, the VMFA has an impressive collection of more than 35,000 works of art spanning 5,000 years of world history. Its collections include Art Nouveau, Art Deco, and Modern and Contemporary American art, plus Fabergé eggs.
10. The Blue Ridge Parkway: Known as “America’s Favorite Drive,” this 469-mile scenic road winds through the heart of Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains. Along the way, you’ll encounter stunning views, hiking trails, and local attractions.
11. Chincoteague Island: Known for its wild ponies, this serene coastal island offers tranquil beaches, the Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge, and access to the Assateague Island National Seashore.
12. Old Town Alexandria: This charming, historic district has well-preserved 18th- and 19th-century buildings, brick sidewalks, boutiques, restaurants, and historic landmarks like the Christ Church and the Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary Museum.

limousines, party buses, and charter buses available to rent in Virginia.

Limousines:

1. Sedan Limousine: These are usually Lincoln or Cadillac sedans that have been stretched. Suitable for small groups.
2. SUV Limousine: These are often Ford Excursions or Hummer H2’s that have been stretched. They can usually accommodate larger groups.
3. Classic Limousines: Vintage or classic cars like the Rolls-Royce Phantom that have been extended.
4. Limo Bus: These are buses that have been customized to have limousine-style seating and amenities.

Party Buses:

1. Small Party Bus: These are usually converted vans or small buses and can typically accommodate 10-20 people.
2. Medium Party Bus: These can typically accommodate around 20-30 people.
3. Large Party Bus: These are full-sized buses and can usually accommodate up to 40-50 people or more.

Charter Buses:

1. Minibus: These smaller buses can typically accommodate up to 30 passengers.
2. Motorcoach: These large buses can typically accommodate up to 60 passengers. They usually have amenities like bathrooms and luggage space.
3. Double-Decker Bus: These can accommodate a large number of passengers (up to 80 or more), with seating on two levels.
4. School Bus: Traditional school buses are often used for local charters or shuttles.