While we love our sunny days spent on the beach in Port Aransas, we also get our fair share of rainy, overcast days. There’s no need to stay indoors on a rainy day in Port Aransas. I’ve compiled a list of my family’s favorite rainy day activities to get you …
One of the first things you’ll notice when you reach the Gulf coast is the salty smell of the ocean water, drifting in warm breezes across the sand. You breathe it in, your shoulders relax and your mind instantly feels at ease. The natural beauty of Port Aransas simply begs you to enjoy the outdoors on a cruiser bike.
If you’re looking for a panoramic view of the area, the Keeler Observation Tower is a prime spot for soaking up the sights.
It’s a feast for the eyes, any time of day!
While summer trips to the beach are as natural as sunshine itself, a visit to the coast during the Fall offers a unique experience for even the seasoned beach-lover. Once the cooler days of Fall descend upon South Texas, here are 5 reasons why it’s a great time to take a trip to the coast and sink your toes in the sand.
Less than an hour’s drive from Port Aransas is the Texas State Aquarium in Corpus Christi, Texas. Close enough to spend the day, the Aquarium is an exciting day trip to enjoy sea life that the whole family will love.
Every winter, the endangered whooping cranes migrate to the warm waters of the Texas Gulf Coast. Their arrival is celebrated in Port Aransas with the 4-day Whooping Crane Festival in late February. It’s an exciting time for nature-lovers to catch a glimpse of the beautiful cranes.
Although Cita has been open in Port Aransas for years, the locally-owned shop has weathered the storm of Hurricane Harvey to build and reopen in a new location on the main street in Port A in Spring of 2018. Housed in the Old Town Cottages on North Alister Street, Cita …
While you may live nearby or visit on occasion as a weekend getaway, the locals know that there’s more to Port A than just the beaches and the fishing. There are 8 (and probably more) local treasures that are referred to as the 8 Wonders of Port Aransas.
