Norfolk is the long one. It earns the drive when a fare is substantially better, when a cruise sails from the Half Moone terminal, or when family logistics make the coast the sensible end of the trip.
The route follows I-64 the length of the state, through Richmond and Williamsburg, before the Hampton Roads crossing decides how the last half hour goes. Three hours is typical; the bridge-tunnel is the one part of the drive nobody should gamble on, so it gets its own allowance in the departure time.
Because this is a long run at a fixed price, it is also the route where a meter would hurt most. Ours is agreed before you leave Charlottesville.
Cruise arrivals empty a terminal all at once, which is a difficult moment to find a car for a three-hour trip. Booked in advance, yours is already waiting. The same applies to flights into ORF late in the evening.
We handle the luggage volume that comes with a week at sea, and the trip home is one vehicle at one price rather than a scramble for two.
Tell us the trip and we will come back with a flat price, usually within fifteen minutes. Nothing is charged when you book.
757-335-6034Calling is faster if you are travelling today.