The journey from Greenville to Norfolk spans over 1,100 miles, crossing through Alabama, Georgia, and North Carolina. Driving involves taking US-82 to I-20, then transitioning to I-85 and I-64. Flying is the most efficient method, typically involving a flight from Jackson to Norfolk International Airport with a layover. Norfolk is a coastal city, so prepare for different humidity levels compared to the Mississippi Delta. This route is best completed over two days if driving.
Total Distance: 1,770 km driving, 1,420 km air distance.
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| Duration | 6 hours 15 mins | 17 hours 30 mins |
| Avg Price | $500-$850 | $300-$450 in fuel |
| Operator | Delta Air Lines | Personal Vehicle |
| Route | JAN to ATL to ORF. | US-82 E, I-20 E, I-85 N, I-95 N, I-64 E. |
| Tip | Atlanta is the most common connection point for this route. | Expect heavy traffic on I-95 near Richmond and Petersburg. |
Late spring to early summer for pleasant coastal weather in Norfolk.