Sparkling waters of the Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic Ocean gently lap against miles of sandy beaches that cater to family fun with sun, surf, & sand. Ideal for baby boombers for their personal enjoyment and entertaining friends, family and especially grandchildren.

Small fishing towns dot the Chesapeake Bay, while those more inclined to party can head south to Virginia Beach, Virginia's largest city. Natural beauty is everywhere like the Shenandoah Valley, Skyline Drive and the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Virginia, one of the original 13 states, is rich in history and home to Jamestown, the first permanent English colony in North America. There are many historic locations in Virginia including Charlottesville which was Thomas Jefferson's home, Alexandria, Williamsburg, and Mount Vernon the George Washington estate, and Jefferson's plantation at Monticello.

Since many baby boomers are retiring at a younger age, opting to live in a location with a nearby college or university in order to take advantage of cultural and educational opportunities which those institutions offer is a real attraction. The arts, literature and the love of learning, adds to the high quality of life and cultural enrichment that plays prominently in attracting retirees to Virginia.

Most of Virginia is an affordable place to live with the cost of living in most areas below the national average. Combine this situation with its reputation as a progressive and economically stable state, mild climate, proximity to both the mountains and Atlantic Coast beaches, and Virginia is certain to rank high on the list for many retirees searching for that perfect place to retire. Baby boomers will love Virginia and the slogan "Virginia is for lovers" acknowledges the atmosphere that baby boomers enjoy.