Oceanaire By Diamond: Plan Your Virginia Beach Vacation

Oceanaire by Diamond Resorts in Virginia Beach

Welcoming more than 14 million visitors a year, Virginia Beach is a fun and refreshing beach town. If you’re planning a vacation to Virginia Beach, first things first: book your accommodations! We’ve selected Oceanaire by Diamond Resorts (now Oceanaire, a Hilton Vacation Club) to dive in deeper. It might be the perfect place for you to check in when you check out Virginia Beach.

Beachfront Accommodations

The Oceanaire by Diamond Resorts is conveniently situated right on the beach, near the boardwalk and in the center of the tourist district. This resort features spacious ocean suites and studio floor plans so every group size can relax comfortably. The suites here all feature either full or partial views of the ocean. Not to mention, the plush beds and modern bathrooms will make your visit as comfortable as possible.

Studios and One- to Three-Bedroom Suites

Oceanaire has studios as well as one-, two- and three-bedroom suites. The 340-square-foot studios sleep 2 to 4 guests and have two double beds, a balcony, a bathroom with a shower/tub combination and a kitchenette. Each of the one-, two- and three-bedroom suites has a full kitchen.

The studio kitchenette includes a mini-fridge, coffee maker, microwave, sink and kitchenware, so you can make breakfast in your room or put together a snack after the beach. If you plan to cook family dinners, a suite’s full kitchen gives you more room to do it.

Whether you rent or own, you can use the complimentary laundry facilities. That makes it easier to pack light and wash beach towels during your stay.

Where Is Oceanaire in Virginia Beach?

Oceanaire by Diamond is at 3421 Atlantic Avenue, Virginia Beach, VA 23451, on the oceanfront. Hilton Grand Vacations calls it “a beachfront gem just off the boardwalk” and says guests are “steps from the famous boardwalk.”

The King Neptune statue is a few blocks south at 31st Street and Atlantic Avenue. It overlooks Neptune’s Park and makes a handy landmark and photo stop as you explore the area.

Oceanaire also shares additional amenities with its sister property next door, giving you more ways to relax during your stay.

Amenities You Can Expect at Oceanaire

  • Adults-Only Aqua 21 Indoor Pool And Deck Area
  • 10th Floor Lounge and Sun Deck
  • 17th Floor Ocean View Fitness Center
  • Tortuga Cafe and Tiki Bar
  • Kids’ Activity Center
  • 2 Ocean Beach Club Outdoor Pools
  • Ultra Craft Cocktails

Things to Do in Virginia Beach

After checking out the pools, the fitness center and the Tiki bar, you may feel the urge to venture outside the resort. Not to worry! Virginia Beach has fun outdoor adventures waiting, right outside your resort’s front door.

Your Virginia Beach vacation can have a little history and adventure depending on what you’re into! Check out Dolphin Kayak Tours, zip-lining and indoor skydiving if you’re looking for an adrenaline rush. Don’t forget to visit the 34-foot-tall King Neptune statue on your journey for the perfect Instagram photo. Additionally, if you’re in need of the mandatory “Virginia is For Lovers” t-shirt and other souvenirs, head over to the Boardwalk for a day or night of shopping.

What’s more, Virginia has excellent cuisine of all kinds for you to try. There is no shortage of seafood here. And if that isn’t your thing, the pizza here is noteworthy, too.

Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center

The Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center at 717 General Booth Blvd. is an easy outing for families. The aquarium describes its collection as “thousands of animals. Hundreds of species.” There are hands-on exhibits for kids, too. If you’re up for more adventure, The Adventure Park is in the maritime forest beside the aquarium’s South Building. Its 17 trails include main courses for kids age 5 and up.

First Landing State Park

At First Landing State Park, 2500 Shore Dr., you can walk through bald cypress swamps, lagoons and maritime forest before spending time on a Chesapeake Bay beach. The park says English colonists first landed here in 1607. It also calls itself Virginia’s most-visited state park, and it’s a National Natural Landmark. If your schedule allows, go on a weekday: the park says weekend crowds can fill the parking areas, at which point it turns guests away.

Atlantic Park Surf and The Dome

Atlantic Park Surf opened in August 2025 at Atlantic Park, on the oceanfront between 18th and 20th streets. Wavegarden calls it North America’s first Wavegarden Cove. It produces up to 1,000 waves per hour, with gentle rollers for beginners and waves for advanced surfers. After a surf session, you could catch a concert at The Dome. The venue holds 3,500 people indoors, or 5,000 when its hangar doors are open. Check the schedule before your trip.

Neptune Festival Boardwalk Weekend

The Neptune Festival brings its annual Boardwalk Weekend to Virginia Beach in late September. This nonprofit produces more than 40 events in the city each year, including Neptune’s International Sandsculpting Championship. You can watch sculptors at work and make the festivities part of your Oceanaire stay if the dates line up. Check the festival site for this year’s lineup.

Buying or Renting at Oceanaire on Timeshares Only

You can buy a resale or rent a stay through the Oceanaire resale and rental ads on Timeshares Only. The Timeshares Only resort page is titled “Oceanaire By Diamond Resorts.” If you’re interested in buying, fill out the online form on any timeshare for sale. Fidelity Real Estate, our recommended resale brokerage, can help with all closing services.

For a rental, you’ll find ads posted by timeshare owners and rent directly from the owner. If you’d like help with either option, call us at 1-800-610-2734.

You can also compare ads for other Virginia Beach resorts before browsing the Oceanaire ads for a stay that suits your group and travel plans.

From Diamond Resorts to Hilton Vacation Club

Oceanaire was once a Diamond Resorts property. Hilton Grand Vacations completed its acquisition of Diamond on Aug. 2, 2021, and the beachfront resort is now called “Oceanaire, a Hilton Vacation Club.” Its Virginia Beach location hasn’t changed.

You may still see it on booking sites as “Oceanaire by Diamond Resorts.” Both names refer to the same resort. If you’re ready to own for less, browse Oceanaire resale ads on Timeshares Only below.

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