Virginia Oyster Trail

1340 N. Great Neck Road, Suite 1272 PMB#353
Virginia Beach, VA 23454

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Jessica Steelman (Communications Coordinator)getinvolved@virginiaoystertrail.com

Julia Grenn (VIMS Fellow & VOT Intern)


FAQ

What is the Virginia Oyster Trail?

The Virginia Oyster Trail is an experiential journey that connects visitors to the best oyster producers, restaurants, raw bars, and local businesses throughout Virginia’s coastal regions, showcasing the rich history, flavors, and culture of Virginia oysters.

How can I join the Virginia Oyster Trail?

You can become a member by enrolling through our website, where you’ll find information about the benefits of membership, including visibility on our digital trail map, event promotion, and access to marketing tools that support your business. Click here for more.

Where can I find Virginia oysters along the trail?

Virginia oysters can be found at a variety of locations across the state, including local seafood restaurants, raw bars, farms, and markets. Our interactive map provides a comprehensive list of member locations, so you can easily find and plan your oyster adventures. Click here to learn more.

What types of events can I expect along the Virginia Oyster Trail?

The Virginia Oyster Trail hosts a variety of events throughout the year, from oyster festivals and tasting events to eco-tours and educational experiences. Visit our events calendar to stay updated on the latest happenings along the trail. Click here to learn more.

How does my donation help the Virginia Oyster community?

Your donation supports the preservation of Virginia’s oyster heritage, helps sustain local oyster farms, and promotes sustainable aquaculture practices. Contributions help us maintain and grow the Virginia Oyster Trail, benefiting the entire oyster community and ecosystem. Click here to learn more.