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March is a great time to visit Galveston Island.
Galveston Island has plenty to offer for visitors of all ages and interests. In this article, we tell you the top things to see and do for your March trip to Galveston Island. Get inspired by the events, activities, attractions, and experiences unique to March. We’ll let you know where to explore events based on your interests, whether that’s food, culture, art, music, sport or others.
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Best attractions for Galveston Island in March
Besides the array of exciting events and activities Galveston Island has to offer for travelers in March, we want to remind you of the classic attractions in Galveston Island that are great to visit at this time of the year as well! You can’t miss these iconic landmarks, local favorites, and places rich with cultural heritage. We hope to give you insights and inspiration into the best things to see and do to make the most of your visit. Here is a list of our top attractions in Galveston Island for March.
1. Galveston-Port Bolivar Ferry
3.9
(470)
Ferry terminal
Transportation
Terminal for ferries carrying passengers & cars between Port Bolivar & Galveston island.
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Did some exploring! Wait was only about 10 minutes on a Saturday morning. Was able to get out of vehicle for the travel. Clean bathrooms available at both ports and on the ferry.
The Galveston-Port Bolivar ferry, a free service operated by the Texas Department of Transportation, and if you are questioning whether or not you want to do this, YOU DO! It's a super unique experience and well worth driving a little out of your way for! Smooth and organized operation and the wait wasn't very long on a Saturday morning
Great experience recommended for anyone who's never ridden a ferry. The boat is clean and well maintained. Nice short trip across open ocean.
Waited about 45 minutes to get on the Ferry. Can see the dolphins swimming, seagulls flying overhead, got to walk around the upper deck, and see the nice view. Takes about 16 minutes to get to the other side. I seen people walking to get on the Ferry and walk off at the end of the trip.
No problems boarding, transiting the waterway, or departing. Crew guided where to park and when to leave. Pretty much effortless on our part.
I took the ferry across from Galveston and I want to answer the one question I got asked a lot: Yes, it is completely free or vehicles and passengers. It is considered part of the Texas highway system so it is funded by road and gas taxes.
The ride over from Galveston took about 20 minutes and I spent them sitting in the driver's seat of my vehicle. I managed to get a front row spot on the ferry (it's all luck, no strategy) to watch the crossing. As much as that was nice, I do need to find a car wash to rinse off what will soon be dried salt from the spray.
The ride was smooth, easy and simple. Just follow the directions of the workers, set your brake and look around. Yes, there is cell phone coverage the whole time you're crossing Bolivar Roads.
There was not much of a wait this morning because I was here during off peak. When the ferry loads, they take medical exemptions first and then permit holders. So it can be a bit during peak hours.
Exiting at Port Bolivar was uncomplicated. When the worker pointed at me, I went. I followed the signs and was on my way. Easy!
I got out of my car and went to the observation deck to get the full, calming experience of ride.
It was quick for us and loading as well as offloading went uniform and safe and as a driver I was given instructions at all times. Made it easier and more enjoyable of a ride across. During the day you're sure to see the dolphins leading every fairy ride if you choose to look.
2. The Strand
4.8
(235)
Notable street
Sights & Landmarks
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Brings so many memories back. Me and my sister have nothing but great memories of the strand. Going back as an adult just brings them all back.
First time visiting just moved here from California we really enjoyed it had a great time
Loved it here! Beautiful area to just enjoy an easy stroll or have a great time with family. Shops, restaurants to choose from.
The Stand is a lot of fun for walking the shops. There are nice restaurants, bars, candy shops, and museums. Lots to do over there if you had too much beach time.
Every monthe they have a Galveston art walk. Its a great experience and free. Everyone should visit for it.
Been coming here for the last 40 years it’s changed a lot but has always been fun. This is where Juneteenth was first celebrated. They have the Grand theater that’s over a hundred years old ( 1894) where you can get private box and watch a play and restaurants, museums and even the Tremont has a rooftop bar, so many great places to go can’t mention them all. They also have La kings where you can get an old fashion Sunday and trolley cars.
What a fun street! Loads of parking, fun shops, restaurants, bars, and gorgeous architecture. Lively at night too - we had a great time!
Very history yet a bit eerie as well. Take some time to visit the Strand. The Strand was once a leading business and financial center during Galveston's economic boom in the late 19th century, Nicknamed "Wall Street of the South". There are Victorian style buildings. Also, a landmark where Juneteerh was first celebrated.
3. Seawall Blvd
Sights & Landmarks
Historic Walking Areas
4. Moody Gardens Attractions Theme Park
4.5
(18899)
Amusement park
Nature & Parks
242-acre amusement park with hotel & attractions including aquarium, zip line & paddlewheel boat.
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We enjoyed a day at Moody Gardens exploring their pyramids, shows and time at Palm Beach. We were not disappointed at all. All of the staff were helpful and friendly. Our daughter loved seeing all the animals and was especially excited for the kissing monkeys. Palm Beach was a great way to cool off and end our afternoon at the park. We had a lot of fun in the wave pool and lazy river. We will be back at Christmas time for the festival of lights and ice sculptures.
Moody Gardens aquarium is a must see while in Galveston. The price is a bit of a shock, but I thought it was worth it. Free parking, lots of exhibits.
My 3 year old and 8 year old loved the penguins and seals. I loved the jelly fish room with the neon lights. There are a couple rooms and tunnels perfect for pictures with sharks and larger fish. They have a stingray touch tank, but good luck with that. I think the stingrays are done with people. If you actually take time to look around, you'll need about 90 minutes.
We did a quick vacation over Labor day weekend. It was packed. Still had a good time!!!!
Moody Gardens is such a great experience for the kids, really informative and an overall learning adventure that stuck with them long after we left.
The whole place is loaded with cool animals, but they absolutely loved the Rain Forest Pyramid; seeing the monkeys and sloths moving around right near the pathway was a definite highlight. It's more than just looking at exhibits, too—they're really focused on conservation and education, which makes the whole visit feel worthwhile.
We also spent time in the Aquarium Pyramid, checking out the sharks and the penguins, which are always a huge hit with the kids. You can easily spend a full day exploring the different pyramids and attractions.
Plus, it's so convenient that there are great local restaurants always very close by, making it easy to grab dinner after all the excitement.
What a beautiful and educational experience. Every time I go, the staff are so friendly, inviting, and informative. The rainforest and aquarium periods are well maintained, and the animals all look happy and healthy.
I got the pleasure of speaking to a member of the staff, named Linda, in the rainforest pyramid and she went above and beyond to tell me facts about the animals and make sure I saw so many amazing things. She was kind and encouraged any questions I had. The other staff I saw throughout the park were friendly as well and had a good repertoire with the animals and other staff members.
The exhibits are self paced and well thought out; many of them have informational cards posted about the animals, ecosystem, and other fun facts. I also learned, from staff and the exhibit placards, that a few of the species they host are part of repopulation efforts for endangered species in the wild.
This place was absolutely stunning and completely worth the trip! We visited both the rainforest and the aquarium and had such a great time.
The rainforest exhibit was incredible - you actually get to walk through the treetops of a big indoor rainforest display and see live birds, a sloth, fruit bats, and tons of other animals and plants. The path takes you through each layer of the rainforest, and the birds even wandered along the trails with us, happily darting by around the guests.
The aquarium was just as fun, with mesmerizing jellyfish, adorable penguins and sea lions, clownfish, sharks, and an interactive stingray touch tank. The displays were wonderful. Some people complain about the price, but I’m more than happy to support a place like this and would definitely visit again!
Me and the wife have never been. Took the kids (6 and 2). Overall it was 180 for the tickets (military) and another 100 was spend on food and souvenirs. It was pretty nice. The staff was very very friendly and nice, they all seemed to love their jobs and were great with the kids.
I am giving this place 3 stars because mosquitoes were EVERYWHERE. It was so bad that families were running inside while the husbands stood in line to buy tickets. They were so bad they would hide in my daughter’s hair and still come out when we were inside and bite us. Made the trip not worth it. I would suggest putting mosquito air blasts at the entrances of the pyramids and maybe mosquito zappers all over the place. My kids are covered in bites now on the way home. They arnt even talking about how they had fun just how much they itch and hurt from the bites.
Also keep in mind the weather is not even humid as it hasn’t rained in weeks it’s like 85 and dry outside so I can only imagine if it was hot and humid.
We had a great experience at the aquarium and the rainforest pyramids. We went at the time it opened, during the week, no crowds. We were able to stroll around for a couple of hours enjoying the scenic views outside as well as the inside. Bundling attractions will get you a better deal.
Bought the holiday pass for our family of five. Went to dinner on the island then drove to Moody Gardens after. We loved it. Only bummer was that we got there right before 7pm. The Aquarium pyramid closed at 7 so we didn’t get to experience it. Ice Land was awesome!
5. Bishop’s Palace
4.6
(2429)
Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Huge, circa-1892 Victorian mansion with stained-glass windows, ornate wood carvings & public tours.
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The Bishop's Palace was an absolutely incredible stop for diving into Galveston's rich history!
Every detail of the architecture is amazing; the more you look, the more hidden gems you discover. The stunning stained-glass windows throughout the home and the intricate wood carvings with their amazing details are truly a sight to behold!
We were truly amazed by the sheer number of paintings and the rich history of the wealthy families who lived here back in the day, and it's incredible how well-preserved the home is!!
Plus, the staff was friendly, and the self-guided audio tour is fantastic. You can pause or rewind whenever you want to soak in all the stories of this beautiful home.
While we understand the palace is undergoing renovations, it would have been even better to have access to the third floor to finish the rest of the palace.
You can purchase tickets online or right at the palace in the basement, where you'll also find a cute gift shop!
It might have been that they were setting up for a party and there were tables and chairs in many of the rooms and on the front porch, but I wasn’t impressed. It’s a beautiful mansion and it has been nicely preserved. There is a free audio tour that is nicely done but the signage refers to a track number and the app has a written title making it difficult to find the right match. The garage is also included in the tour and it has 3 family cars that are in amazing condition. But again the garage was full of storage items and it was distracting. I thought the price was high and they don’t offer a senior discount. We loved the cute signs that were warning people not to touch or sit on the furnishings- great use of humor.
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Bishop’s Palace in Galveston is one of the most breathtaking historical landmarks in Texas. The moment you walk up to the mansion, the detailed architecture and incredible craftsmanship immediately grab your attention. It’s the kind of place that makes you stop, look twice, and appreciate the rich history that went into building it.
Inside, the home is even more stunning. The woodwork, stained glass, grand staircases, and intricate details throughout each room show the true artistry of the era. Every corner feels like stepping back in time. You can spend hours exploring and still find something new and fascinating.
The staff and guides are knowledgeable and clearly passionate about the history of the house. They do a great job explaining the stories behind the rooms, the family who lived there, and the unique features that make this mansion one of the finest examples of Victorian architecture in the country.
The property is well maintained, clean, and preserved beautifully. Whether you’re interested in history, architecture, or simply looking for a memorable experience in Galveston, Bishop’s Palace is a must-see. It’s a place that leaves you in awe and gives you a true appreciation for the craftsmanship of the past.
Highly recommend stopping by, taking the tour, and soaking in one of the most iconic pieces of Galveston history.
Bishop’s Palace Google Maps
This should really be called the Gresham house because that is focus of the tour. Being called the Bishop’s Palace, we thought we would learn about this building’s use as the Bishop’s Palace. Instead we learn almost exclusively about the Gresham family and how the house was before the Bishop lived there. The stained glass of St Therese of Lisieux and the chapel room are beautiful, but you can see that on the self guided tour. You won’t hear much about them at all from the guided tour. They had no idea why the bishop chose this saint for the glass, and only explained that it was added after the previous glass blew out. When in the chapel, the discussion is about what it looked like before the bishop lived there. It seems that the beautiful decorations in the chapel and its use are important and likely more entertaining than knowing a daughter lived there and she had some stuff in the room.
Again, if you want to hear about the Gresham family, then this is a good tour for you. If you want to hear about what the Bishop’s time was like here (as I did), then you’ll be mostly out of luck. I guess they continue to use the name Bishop’s Palace as a bait and switch to attract attendance to the Gresham House.
Note: All of my pictures are from the stairwell and the beautiful chapel.
The exterior was under construction during our visit, but the interior was beautiful and very well maintained. Three floors of impressive architecture and decor. The small gift shop in the basement was a nice bonus.
Best place to visit while in Galveston TX for culture. The inside is huge and have a lot of amazing mural paintings. It's hard to describe in seeing pictures. Viewing with your own eyes vs seeing through a screen or photo is very different.
Bishop's palace is a truly unique house. Amazing interior woodwork and stained glass windows. Truly a marvel!
Great experience. The handheld device worked fine giving details as you tour the house.
6. Ocean Star Offshore Drilling Rig and Museum
4.6
(1453)
Museum
Science Museums
Retired rig offers 3 floors of models & interactive displays, plus education programs & a gift shop.
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Great museum! Worth seeing. The kids really enjoyed getting to see the ins and outs of the rig. Very informative, reasonably priced. There is a gift shop in the entrance building with items for all ages. The rig is multiple stories with an open concept to explore the permitted areas at your own speed and leisure. Very cool! Highly recommend. The staff was very nice.
This museum was a welcome surprise. It has 3 floors, and 2 outdoor decks. Much larger than I thought it would be. It took me about 2 hours to read everything, etc.. It really brightened my day and has great views. This is a hidden gem in Galveston. They have a cute gift shop with a variety of items for adults and children. Including Christmas ornaments!
I went back last week again with some family. I'm not sure what happened to this place. Nobody to greet us on the rig when we arrived at the top of the ramp, nobody to give directions, movie just plays in a loop without a scheduled time. This place wasn't as fun and felt very disorganized. The brown haired girl selling tickets was the most professional and most informative. Everyone else ignored us. Please improve and be like you were before.
A great experience for anyone that wants to learn now about how petroleum is extracted out at sea.
My son read almost every single exhibit which is something he doesn't normally do in museums.
There is a scavenger hunt if you want a challenge. Be sure to ask for the paper when you first ever the rig. 👍
They request that you keep an eye on your children because there are some areas especially the catwalk on the third floor that young children should not be left alone on. It's not unsafe, but it is high up.
Check out the locker on the third floor for an experience of being a rig worker and grab some gear for dress up!
Last week I was actually thinking about how I know nothing of the offshore drilling process, and then we randomly came across this museum when getting off the cruise ship! Large enough to explain it all, displays are done right, very informational and exactly what I was looking for. Not boring. Good videos. Fascinating process.
A fascinating museum on the history of oil drilling. You can see first hand what life on a rig is like. See how the oil industry has progressed since the beginning. Weather permitting you can even walk out on to the oil rig itself! Fun for all ages and very interesting place to visit. Right in the wharf, so beautiful views are a bonus.
Really enjoyed this retired deep sea rig. My husband is a pipe welder and fabricator. He's worked on jobs for Exxon and 3M that eventually landed at ocean rigs. He had a great time. It was a nice way to end our anniversary weekend.
This is a must see museum! Make sure you pay $5 extra for the audio device. There aren't many people inside to ask questions.
Very detailed and thoughtful laid out exhibit to explain how we get oil out of the ground.
You get to see all the parts of the process. The scale models inside of all the platforms were amazing!
It's 3 levels with steep stairs but they have added an elevator
You get to go outside on top and feel what it's like to work on a rig.
I give it a 4 because I was bored out of my gourd however my husband enjoyed it a lot.
I think I would go there again depending upon who I was with. If they would enjoy it I would be OK with returning. There actually were some interesting things there just too much for me
7. Schlitterbahn Waterpark Galveston
4.1
(6264)
Temporarily Closed
Water park
Water & Amusement Parks
Water amusement park with outdoor attractions including slides, pools & rides, open seasonally.
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I had a fantastic time at Schlitterbahn Galveston! The park is clean, well-maintained, and the rides are a blast — perfect for all ages. The staff were especially friendly and helpful throughout the day. One young woman in particular stood out — she made sure we were secured properly on our floats and helped prep us for a fun and safe journey through the water. Her attention to detail and positive attitude really enhanced our experience. Schlitterbahn Galveston is definitely a great place for a fun day with family or friends. Highly recommend
I’m deeply disappointed in what this park has become. I used to enjoy Schlitterbahn Galveston many years ago when it felt like a well-run, family-friendly destination. Sadly, it has deteriorated into a frustrating mess, clearly suffering from terrible management and complete lack of care for the guest experience.
Let’s start with the ridiculous waiver policy. Anyone 18 and over is required to sign a waiver — not at the entrance, not online, but inside the park, after you’ve already waited to get in. You then have to stand in yet another unnecessary line, wasting time on something that should be easily handled with a digital signature or at the front gate. It’s outdated, inefficient, and honestly insulting.
Now about the employees — most of them seemed completely disinterested, bored, and unaware of how to handle crowds or keep things moving. The lines were brutally long and slow, and it was clear that with a bit of effort and basic staff coordination, things could have flowed much more smoothly. Instead, everything felt like chaos run by people who just didn’t care.
This park is the textbook example of poor leadership. It’s like no one at the top is paying attention — and the guests are the ones paying the price (literally and figuratively).
And finally, the food. Don’t even get me started. Overpriced, bland, and served with the same indifference as everything else. It honestly felt like an afterthought.
I won’t be coming back. Schlitterbahn Galveston used to mean something — now it’s just another poorly managed, overpriced theme park that takes your money and offers very little in return.
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Our recent visit to Schlitterbahn Galveston was an absolute blast, creating a treasure trove of family memories we'll cherish. The sheer variety of waterslides, catering to all ages, ensured everyone in our group found something to thrill them, and the adult swim-up bar was a welcome oasis for those seeking a more relaxed pace.
While the fun factor was high, there were a few areas that could use improvement. The closure of some slides was a minor disappointment, though I'm confident there was a valid safety explanation behind it. More pressing was the scarcity of inner tubes – our family had to actively hustle to find and secure them amidst the large crowds, which was a bit frustrating. Similarly, the distribution of life vests seemed uneven across the park. We noticed a concentration of kids' vests near the White Water Raptor area, while the majority of adult vests were clustered near the wave pool entry, making it a scavenger hunt at times.
The kids' area, despite being a source of great joy for the little ones, did have one noticeable drawback: the water in certain spots appeared to have a rather unappetizing "poop relevance," which was a bit off-putting.
On the brighter side, we were pleasantly surprised by the food prices within the park, which we found to be quite reasonable. A huge bonus in my book was the option for families to bring their own food, offering a fantastic alternative for those who prefer to pack their own meals.
Finally, a crucial piece of advice for future visitors, especially given Houston's unpredictable weather: I strongly encourage purchasing the ticket insurance. The waterpark is quick to shut down for any lightning threats or significant weather notices, and without that insurance, refunds are not issued.
All in all, despite a few logistical bumps and a less-than-pristine kids' area, Schlitterbahn offers a truly great day of fun and the opportunity to make lasting family memories.
I had an amazing time at Schlitterbahn — it was romantic, fun for the kids, and easy to swim, walk around, and grab a drink. The vibe was great and the park is well laid out for a full day of fun.
That said… the prices are insane. Walk-in tickets were super high, and even buying online only saved a little. $20 just for a locker, plus paid parking? It adds up fast. If you’re planning to visit more than once, get the summer pass — it’ll pay for itself.
Overall, I still really loved the experience, but be ready to spend a lot if you go.
The park was clean and the staff was friendly. We rented a cabana and have no real complaints about general staff and services. We did have an instance with people skipping the line and the staff didn't do anything about it even though some families waited up to 45 mins to get a tube for the larger water roller coaster.
This review is me comparing this location to the the other schlitterban locations. We went to the south padre park before it was renamed and loved it. Than we went to New braunfuls location and absolutely love it!
This was the last location on our bucket list to visit. And it is by far the worst!
Yes you can take a cooler at no cost like the other locations.
Yes now you have to wear a life vest honestly I'm fine with it especially for my kids safety.
The line to be exempt with a wristband is ridiculous. This should be offered online and verified at the entrance so you don't have to make 2 lines and waste time.
We visited Monday 7/28 half the ride were not working so the ones that were had huge lines. The smell in one side of the park is horrible! Everything sold is so overpriced so make sure not to forget your phone holder because you will pay $32.
I'm 8 months pregnant so expected to be limited to what I could enjoy. I was pregnant when I went to south padre.
My kids and husband were very limited on what was available and tolerated with the smell. The park is very small in comparison. I really doubt we will ever return to this location.
This place has grown since it first opened. There are lots of different rides for everyone in the family. It's basically one giant lazy river, with multiple beach areas to enter and exit the river. The park is also littered with multiple kids areas (toddlers) and poolside bars. There's also cabanas you can rent and a hotel on site for longer stays. There is something for everyone in the family, and if you haven't been yet, ticket prices are definitely worth all the fun you'll have here!
Upon arrival we noticed they now have a life jacket policy for everyone unless you sign a waiver. Ok cool I’ll sign a waiver but the kicker is everyone under 18 has to wear a life vest!! My 14 year old swims like a fish I paid to go in this establishment I should be able to allow her to go without a life vest. The line for adults to get a bracelet in order to not wear a lifejacket was over 30 minutes long it was ridiculous and the staff was extremely rude. They would not accept my official ID LA wallet, I explained that the TSA at the airport accepts LA wallet but a water park can’t I order for me who is 39 to go without a life vest… They don’t have nearly enough tubes for the lazy river… There best most fun slides were no longer in operation!!! We paid money to go ride and guess what half the slides were closed!! My summary: No notification about the life vest policy before arriving, lack of maintenance to existing rides, not enough tubes to accommodate, and some rude staff not all but the ones giving the no life vest bands. Over all not worth it waist of money and time they are ruining the Schlitterbahn brand and name will not be going back to this one!!!! To add we went two years ago and it was amazing I don’t know if they changed management or what has happened?!
8. Big Mango Trading Co
4.8
(36)
Furniture wholesaler
Sights & Landmarks
Stylish, home furnishings showroom specializing in handcrafted Southeast Asian imports.
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Lots of beautiful home items not normally found elsewhere.
We purchased two teak chairs with cowhide cushions.
Arron was very helpful explaining the details of the items available as was her mother whom together own the place and has been there for many years.
The black petrified wood table is beautiful and they have lots of similar items available from the island.
Highly recommend if you're looking for unique items for your home or as a gift.
Lots of cool DayCor to choose from here. Unusual, cool items at fairly reasonable prices. We have snared a nice selection of slag glass from them for some of our projects. The staff are cool and helpful. It's easy to get to and parking has never been a problem.
Photos are of the slag glass fountain I built as a result of our acquisitions.
Visiting Dallas you can't miss the opportunity to visit this unique place, you will love to see the art pieces in their backyard.
This place is an extraordinary Mecca of unique art objects, garden motifs and outdoor living home and garden decor. Truly a gem and one of a kind. Keep up all the outstanding service and work Aaron, Rodney and team! Big Thank you!
Awesome one of a kind natural furniture and ornamentals. Cool stuff. Love the Large petrified wood pieces and the Teak stumps were just amazing. Must see.
I like their style of home decor VERY MUCH, but I wish they would update their website more often, and have their real inventory (not sold items, those are for instagram past tense) with measurements so we can make quicker decisions and purchase what we want for the space that we have.
OMG! Marvelous, Fabulous pieces of art here! Must see for yourself! Words cannot describe!
Very unique and cool products for your yard and home. You won't find the things they have at very many places. Very friendly and helpful staff.
The most amazing experience just coming to this store. Love everything.
Great people. Amazing finds for home and garden. I have at least 15 of their pieces over the years.
Love Lori's eclectic taste and her sense of shape!
9. Moody Mansion
4.6
(1990)
Museums
Local history museum
Guests to this restored 1895 estate featuring the original furnishings are led on an hour-long tour.
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Audio and tour was very well organized and detailed. Beautiful home. The special touch with ringing the doorbell to start your tour was a great touch! Loved it!
Pop-Up Ghost Tour at Moody Mansion with Spooky Gin. The tour was amazing with knowledge shared on the Moodys' and their contributions and interactions with Galveston. The additional Galveston history and ghost stories just added to the ambience. Add in the fact that you are getting a guided tour of this beautiful home and seeing original items used by the Moodys makes you feel like you are stepping back in time.
I would definitely reach out to see when Moody Mansion will be doing another one of these pop-up tours, because this is an event everyone needs to experience.
Simply amazing. My wife and I love doing historic tours. Walking through history is so much fun. The Moody Mansion is meticulously maintained, and every room has a story. The audio guide is fun to hear descendants tell stories about the family's history. The on-site staff took time to answer any questions we had. Their enthusiasm for the property and history is impressive. We loved our time here and highly recommend you make it a priority to visit.
Beautiful mansion but unfortunately I don't think it was worth the money. We paid online but the guy that was in the ticket booth area was very polite! Also the older lady who opened the door to let us in was very nice as well! We went on a Tuesday so it wasn't busy at all! Parking lot is a pain because the spots are so close together.
Beautiful mansion, worth the trip, knowledgeable hosts. Also you must ring the doorbell before entering. Lots to see inside, enchanting and beautiful vintage pieces
Great place to visit with kids! We did the self guided audio tour and the kiddos loved the history behind the mansion and the artifacts displayed. This place is a gem and a good place to learn some history about Galveston. The staff greeted us at the entrance and provided our group with answers to our questions. They were knowledgeable, kind, and welcoming. Everyone should visit Moody Mansion!
The closet I came to time traveling on this trip! Moody Mansion is takes you back to a time of grandeur, debutants, and life before technology. A must for any history buff and architect lover.
Lovely place to visit when you are in the Galveston area. Interesting place for those who want to know more about the island and its history.
10. Galveston Naval Museum
4.7
(2483)
Historical place museum
Museums
This educational center allows visitors to tour a WWII submarine & a WWII destroyer.
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Interesting place to come and visit. $14 entry per person plus an additional $10 to get into Seawolf park. You can walk around, on and inside both the submarine and ship. Certainly worth visiting if you haven’t been before. About 1.5 hours is another to visit. The park has a fishing peer and various places to picnic and even some grills to use. Was quiet at the weekend but bear in mind it was a hot June day.
I wish I could rate this higher. This is a beautiful site, with incredibly well preserved and well taken care of artifacts. Being able to go below decks on a submarine is nothing less than incredible. And it’s authentic, there’s no jazz, just steel and rivets.
I arrived later in the day, and they were gracious enough to accommodate me. Had an absolutely tremendous time walking along the lengths of both the ship and the sub. This is a childhood dream of mine come true, and I truly appreciate the efforts that go on to keep this place operational.
Great piece of history! The staff was amazing. They were all passionate about their jobs and very willing to answer questions and share their experiences. Bill was especially amazing! Definitely would recommend.
This is a small museum that consists of a submarine that took out a Japanese War ship that bombed Pearl Harbor during WWII, and an escort ship. Very interesting on the self tour itself, but I took the guided hard hat tour, you must schedule 24 hrs in advance. The guide took me to additional areas and pulled the Klaxon Horn (ah-ooh-ah) It was worth every penny and helps to support the museum. Be prepared to pay additional for parking, not associated with the Maritime Museum. It was still worth it to me. Katie was an awesome tour guide
This is a good stop if you’re into naval history—one ship and one submarine to explore. Our teen liked being able to sit on the AAA guns, and another enjoyed walking through the sub. We didn’t visit the gift shop and only had minimal interaction with staff, who weren’t particularly helpful, but overall it was a fun and interesting way to fill the afternoon
Deep Naval history (no pun intended!) Touring the submarine, walking in the footsteps of history is quite humbling. Wonderful, knowledgeable volunteers! A must 'sea'! (Pun intended!)
Super cute and fun to learn about the ships. Also had a cute little shop. Kids loved it but not as much as their dad did.
I went here a while back, and it was all a very pleasant experience. The weaponry display was all great, can take pictures with.
The USS Stewart (the destroyer escort) was very very well maintained, and allowed access for visitors to walk freely almost anywhere in the vessel. The anti aircraft cannons were able to be sat on, allowing for some nice pictures.
The USS Cavalla (submarine) was also a lovely part of the museum. It was fun to explore and look around.
One of the people that worked the gift-shop was very nice and polite, and even gave me a free hat. Gift-shop has a wide selection of shirts, magnets or other apparel to choose from
11. Galveston Historic Seaport - Home of the 1877 Tall Ship ELISSA
4.7
(1282)
Museum
Boat tour agency
Visitors can explore an 1877 ship & an adjacent museum with exhibits on sea commerce & immigration.
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It was great learning about the Elissa's past and it's significance to Galveston. While it wasn't available at the time you can go sail on the ship on certain days since it's still in service today. For an extra charge you can schedule a dolphin harbor tour which I would recommend which gives you admission to tour the Elissa before and/or after the tour.
Very informative and interactive. My 4 kids loved the boat We did the museum and the Elissa boat tour. Museum was interactive with videos of immigrants and Galveston esrly settlers.
The only issue was the prize on Galveston website said adults were $12 and kids $9 but upon arrival its now $18 adults and $12 kids. So instead of $48 that I budgeted for it came out to $66. I asked if online was cheaper and she said it was the same. Maybe it was a summer ticket increase ?? Just wish I was prepared for prize change.
We did the walk through of the old sail boat, which was cool. The best part was the dolphin tour which I’ll have to do a separate review for .
What an amazing exhibit and tour. The immigration story was interactive, informative, and very well done. The boat was impressive and very cool to walk through. The staff was also extremely friendly and helpful. We had such a great time. Highly recommend visiting.
Excellent tour of immigrant museum and Galveston's history as a port of entry. The sailing ship Elyssa is also an excellent self-guided tour of a steel sailing ship. Fascinating history...and this ship still sails including with volunteers! Highly recommended!
Was lucky enough to do one of the day sails they offer in the spring on the Elissa. A little spendy, but what an amazing experience!
There are very few operating historic tall ships in the world you can sail on, so if you get the chance, absolutely do this. The sail takes the better part of the day, and it's fascinating to see the dedicated volunteers crew heave on the ropes and scurry around the rigging. I went on a day they could set all 19 of the sails! Absolutely must for dad types and history needs (like me). Also everyone is incredibly nice.
Great ride and a fun day! Make sure to go early for a cooler time if it is in the summer. They have restrooms and a gift shop with affordable drinks.
Second time we've been to see the Elissa. First time to visit the shore museum associated with it. Both an outstanding experience. Worth the entrance fee. Naturally, the ship is an experience in itself, but the museum is noteworthy in explaining the history of Galveston as an immigrant port of entry. As a history professor, I can say they did a great job with displays and audio narration. We did not buy tickets in advance and had no wait. There is paid parking out front in a separate lot and paid street parking on the Strand.
12. Galveston Railroad Museum
4.5
(2483)
Rail museum
Museums
Historic locomotives & indoor displays of artifacts, plus model trains & Saturday train rides.
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What a lovely Railroad Museum. For a Saturday it was not busy...but it's well layed out and the range of exhibitions is great. Lady at the entrance desk was welcoming and polite and told us everything we needed to know. We managed to even ride an open caboose on a long stretch along the cruise terminals. Loved everything about this place. Ate from the concession on site. Cheap and cheerful and delicious..again super friendly staff and decent prices.
After we spent a considerable time here, it was close to the historic street cars that go around Galveston.
If you love trains, go for it...
The largest train/railroad museum we have came across. Tons of train cars and cars to walk through and explore. Lots of displays showing how life was on the cars and what was commonly used on them. Staff was very nice, no wait to see anything, and there’s free parking.
The only thing that did surprise me, maybe because the Rosenberg museum spoiled us, was there’s only two small rooms of model trains. There are shelf’s with tons of model trains but they are on display, unlike Rosenberg who has built huge working city like displays to show them off.
Overall though, the kid loved it and would come back again. We didn’t get to enjoy it but if we would have came the next day they do offer some sort of train rides.
The Galveston Railroad Museum makes you feel like you’re truly taking a step back into our past, walking around and inside these beautiful railroad cars was a special experience. If you love Railroad & Galveston history I highly encourage you to come tour the museum, we truly enjoyed it!
It was super fun. We went on Weekday and literally we had the entire museum for us. Loved it. The ladies in the front office so kinds.
Staff is very friendly and extremely intelligent about all on the yard. An extensive stock of rolling stock on hand. It could be made better if more was accessible. I understand safety issues vs limited staff. It does not take away from a very positive experience here. Highly recommend to rail fans.
I was so excited to go here on our vacation from Ft. Worth but it wasn't that fun. My younger kids had fun but my 13yo and my husband thought it was pretty lame. Got some great photos though! I really planned on coming here because I thought there was a train ride but unfortunately I was mistaken. Probably wouldn't spend the money to go back again.
Great displays of dishes used on dining sars of the past. Plenty of engines and variety of cars to explore. Staff was very polite and helpful. We were a little disappointed in the gift shop but bought some souvenirs.
The Galveston Railroad Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into a significant piece of American history. With its impressive collection of trains and locomotives, it's a must-visit for anyone interested in transportation and the evolution of rail travel.
Walking through the museum is like stepping back in time, allowing you to appreciate the sheer scale and ingenuity of these historical machines. The train simulator, while perhaps not the most technologically advanced, is made enjoyable by the enthusiastic operator, who adds a personal touch to the experience.
It's worth noting that the museum's environment can be a bit challenging for those with respiratory issues or allergies to dust and humidity. However, the historical significance of the exhibits more than compensates for this minor drawback.
One of the museum's hidden gems is "Scooter," an elderly orange cat who often graces visitors with his presence. If you're fortunate, you might find him napping peacefully in one of the train cars. And if you're truly blessed, he might even allow you the rare privilege of petting his belly! This unexpected encounter adds a delightful and memorable element to the museum experience.
Overall, the Galveston Railroad Museum offers a captivating and educational journey through railroad history. Despite the potential environmental challenges, the sheer volume of historical artifacts and the chance to meet "Scooter" make it a worthwhile visit.
13. Galveston's 61st Street Fishing Pier
4.5
(1520)
Fishing pier
Sights & Landmarks
Pier with viewing deck, open 24/7 seasonally, that rents fishing gear & sells bait, drinks & snacks.
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I’m a beach lover, so whenever I visit a new state, I always make time to see the shore. The front area of the 61st Street Fishing Pier is very beautiful and relaxing. I stayed at a hotel right across from the pier, which made it so easy to walk over and enjoy both the early mornings and evenings by the water. It turned into one of the most memorable parts of my trip. Just a tip — don’t forget sunscreen, even in the early morning, because you can get tanned here quickly. A lovely spot in Galveston to enjoy the beach and ocean views. 🌊☀️
Minus one star because I have to say I wish the pier was fixed at the bottom farthest out of it where water meets. Staff is nice and my son enjoyed it there. Lots of room to maneuver and affordable price for day along with bag of bait. Bathrooms available. They have food there upstairs as well great if you don’t want to fish and just hang out and still be able to watch your kids fish below. This is definitely our new spot.
First fishing trip for my 9-year-old and first time going to Galveston to fish. We ended up doing early night fishing, got there right before sunset about 7:30 on Saturday. Not a whole lot of people so we were able to get in and find a spot. We were closer to the building and not far out at the end of the pier because it was a little more crowded down there. We were able to get in and pay our fees and get the bait as well. caught about 16 catfish. We threw them back. We were just fishing for fun and to spend time. They were mostly little babies. overall, great experience. People were friendly. It was just a nice experience overall.
I came here on a Saturday night and had buffalo shrimp tacos and they were very tasty. The live entertainment was good, he was very engaging and pleasant to listen to. It was lovely to be able to sit on the dock and stare out at the ocean, listening to music, eating a nice dinner, with a margarita.
This little bar is super fun! Perfect place for a bar. And you can fish right off it down below the bar. Great service as well!
My family and I loved visiting here! They have the best view of the sunrise!
Was good location but the pier is small and didn't have gold luck catching fish. The staff are nice though
Small and nice place to enjoy fishing. A very cozy and family-friendly place
14. Galveston Island State Park
4.6
(3871)
State park
Nature & Parks
This 2000-acre park features campgrounds, hiking trails, birdwatching spots & unsupervised swimming.
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☀️Galveston Island State Park – A Natural Gem on the Gulf
Galveston Island State Park is a beautifully preserved slice of Texas Gulf Coast, celebrating over 50 years of natural beauty and outdoor exploration. Just a short drive from the city of Galveston and near Jamaica Beach, the park offers a peaceful escape with striking coastal views, vibrant plant life, and a welcoming environment for families, campers, and nature lovers alike.
The beaches are clean and expansive, perfect for a stroll or a day by the water. The marshlands and walking trails provide excellent birdwatching and a glimpse of native coastal ecosystems, with interesting flora like the delicate pink puffball flower seen along the trail. Facilities are modern and well-maintained, including a visitor center and educational programs like the “Adventure Learning” setup we spotted during our visit.
With its mix of beach access, wildlife viewing, and educational programs, this park is a fantastic stop whether you’re staying on the island or just passing through. Peaceful, scenic, and thoughtfully preserved—Galveston Island State Park is a must-visit for anyone exploring the Texas Gulf Coast.
We really enjoyed this campground. We stayed on the beach side, site 23. The sites were very large, had cement pads, and a really nice shelter with a room including a picnic table and a clothes line. The proximity to the beach was great and there were garbage cans everywhere to help with clean up.
The beach had a lot of dried up seaweed in the sand area, but once you got in the water it was great. We wore our shoes until we were at the shore. There were hermit crabs everywhere, so you might want to wear shoes in the water as we all stepped on at least one when swimming!
Beautiful sunrises over the water and you can see sunsets on the bay side. This is one of the nicest state parks we've ever stayed at and they had a ton of super cute marine stuffed animals at decent prices at the camp store.
We bought a Texas State park annual pass ($70) because without it you had to pay a daily fee of $5 per person 13+.
There is no water faucets at the dry camping site number 86. Had to walk to the tent area to get water. Water and ice machine did not have water. RV dump only has one hole, if you have a small rig pull in next to the other guy and you can dump while he dilly dallies around. Beautiful area and of fairly new campground. Good luck and safe travels 👍
Very reasonable prices ($5 per person); it is well worth it! The place is really nice, with lots of grills and covered picnic areas. Each picnic area has a grill, and some even have electric outlets. It also has very nice pathways to the beach. Showers are available outside and inside the restrooms, which are really clean—honestly, the best beach restrooms I've ever seen. The beach has a lot of seaweed, but if you can look past that, it is perfect. The staff is super friendly. Pro tip: It is a state park, so you can fish here without a fishing license! They also sell ice there, just in case you forgot it or need to refill your cooler. I really hope that my review helps with your trip. If it does, please give me a like. Thanks; have fun at the beach!
I just visited here over the weekend while looking for new and unique inshore fly fishing spots. I have to say, the park staff were all super friendly. They clearly loved working there. You have to pay to gain access to the park or camp, but I found out that Disabled Veterans get a lifetime access card if they meet certain requirements. They talked me into stepping inside and getting a free card good for life. The facilities were all clean and good looking, clearly marked and well kept signs, the trails were in good shape for a park. I wouldnt advise bringing a wheelchair or bike on the northern park's trails as they can be muddy. The terrain is flat and meanders through the marsh. There's a lot of birds to look at, neat fishing spots, kayak launch points, observation tower, beach access on the south side of the park, showers, restrooms, campsites with electricity and water, primitive camp sites, saltwater and freshwater lakes, BBQ pits... all sorts of neat things about this park. Be warned, the park is known to have alligators and venomous snakes, so stay on the trails and be alert during the warm weather months.
This park has great facilities! Bathrooms and showers are clean. They also have great rinse of showers at the end of the boardwalk. In addition to the beach the park has a bay side which has some camping and great water trails for kayaking!
We've been coming here for 50 years. Hurricane Ike destroyed and they built it back better. I do miss the old layout but the new has it good points as well. The showers/restrooms are way better and air conditioned. They are letting the seaweed stay for environmental reasons to build back the dunes. We love the beach and come here because we like having a ranger on duty because it's a crazy world we live in. We feel more secure having security on site.
Went here with family. Lots of areas to explore and to see the Gulf. Very convenient to have an area to rinse of feet when done on the beach. Fun place to see and explore.
15. Port of Galveston
4.6
(1323)
Parking lot
Nature & Parks
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I recently set sail from the Galveston Cruise Port, and I have to say—what a delightful experience it was! From the moment I arrived, I was greeted with genuine smiles and a warm, welcoming vibe that made the start of my vacation feel extra special.
Super Smooth Embarkation
The ease of getting through the embarkation process was a major highlight. Everything from check-in to boarding was wonderfully efficient. Unlike some other ports that can feel a bit chaotic, Galveston’s process was refreshingly stress-free. It’s clear that the team here takes pride in making sure every guest feels at ease as they step into their cruise adventure.
Charming & Functional Facilities
While the Galveston port may not have the ultra-glamorous appearance of some of the more polished cruise hubs—after all, the water here isn’t quite as blue and pretty as what you’d see in Florida—the emphasis is definitely on practicality and a friendly atmosphere. The facilities are designed with functionality in mind, ensuring that everything you need is right at your fingertips. There’s a down-to-earth charm about the place that really fits the spirit of Galveston.
Outstanding Customer Service
One of the most memorable aspects of my experience was the incredible customer service. The staff were not only knowledgeable but also incredibly kind and bubbly, adding a personal touch that truly brightened my day. Their willingness to help with any questions or concerns made the entire process feel like a friendly chat with family rather than a formal procedure.
A Perfect Start to a Magical Journey
Overall, while Galveston might not dazzle with the same scenic views or lavish decor as some other cruise ports, it more than makes up for it with a smooth, efficient embarkation process and a warm, inviting ambiance. It’s the kind of port that reminds you that sometimes, what really matters is the little touches of care and friendliness that set the tone for a memorable trip.
If you’re looking for a hassle-free and pleasantly surprising start to your cruise vacation, Galveston Cruise Port is a fantastic choice that will leave you smiling from start to finish. Enjoy every moment of your journey!
I had an outstanding experience with Mr. Michael Dang at the Port of Galveston. As a travel agent, I often have very specific questions and needs- not only for myself but also on behalf of my clients. Mr. Dang went above and beyond to assist me with every detail I brought to him. He was incredibly knowledgeable, patient and professional. He helped me with my own reservation and also provided clear, practical guidance regarding information sharing, which is especially valuable in my line of work. Thanks to his excellent support, I now feel much more confident moving forward both personally and profesionally. Nowadays it's rare to come across such dedicated and thoughtful customer service. Thank you so much.
We sailed with Princess out of the Carnival terminal, since it’s the same corporation. It was a bit rough, especially the security control — they made everyone take off everything, including Apple Watches, and they didn’t allow me to put my small bag (just slightly bigger than a wallet) in the tray. So I had to place my few-thousand-dollar bag directly on the dirty conveyor belt.
The waiting area was also rough — just some office chairs, it was hot, and there wasn’t much air circulation.
The walk-off, on the other hand, was pretty smooth, despite the delay due to the gangway problem.
When another cruiser accidentally took our suitcase instead of his own, Christine was very helpful and we did end up getting our suitcase back. However, Kelly, was not helpful at all making the comment that they aren’t supposed to help once a bag has left the building and that the man who accidentally took our suitcase couldn’t come back in and get his and we couldn’t take it to him to exchange. I really hope he received his suitcase. I guess Kelly has never made a mistake before.
It’s been some time since I’ve been to Galveston, things have changed. Was truly concerned about securing reservations. I needn’t have worried Hailey Hardy was there as if a private agent making sure all was well. She called and emailed me with al the info I needed and followed up! Fantastic job. As a veteran and retired professor I can’t remember such professional and courteous service!
Recently i went to Cozumel, Mexico from Galveston port. I like it a lot because kids felt very happy @ the cruise and my wife also.
My wife enjoyed it because she dont need to cook, no need to clean , no work at all.........just roam here and there happily along with kids and you have food whenever you need it. After coming home, she said.....'Ohh it was very nice, again i need to start claning, cooking...etc. Anyways when are we going once again. So finally when all the family members are happy, obviously being head of the family, i will also be happy.
I've used this parking place twice, both of which has been great! The staff is always professional and quick to get you in and out. Highly recommend for great parking, staff and a good rate.
Omg what can I say about this particular day. I have talked with a few representatives today alone. I had gotten to the point to not even try back to call about my situation or issues today. So I called and got this lady name Noelani Essary after the day I had she was a pleasant and kind and understanding lady and took her time to listen to my issues and helped me get it squared away. You need more people like her she was a blessing in disguise and help me generously. Please give Noelani a raise she deserves it and more.
16. Stewart Beach
4.4
(1275)
Beach pavillion
Outdoor Activities
Wide, calm sand beach with lifeguards, volleyball courts, snacks bars & showers.
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I love this beach! $15 to get in, plenty of parking if you go early, clean beach, clean restrooms and rinse area, and food trucks available. Prices kinda high for rentals, but you can take your own chair and umbrellas. Enjoyed the day at the beach!
We arrived before 10 and enjoyed the day on the beach. Parking cost $15 and we rented a pair of chairs and an umbrella for another $40; but we did not bring any of ours and it was very convenient stay.
As the day progressed there were more people but everyone was well mannered and we encountered no problems.
I went with a group of friends on a vedy slow day. There wasn't even anyone on the parking stand, we got in for free. There was a lifeguard there so it was safe, and there was very ample parking. They do have restrooms and areas for sports and recreation. I had a genuinely good time with friends.
We come at least once a year. It costs $15 during the summer, but off-season it is free. We always find parking here.
The beach is nice. The sand is fine. There's restrooms, showers, and changing areas. The Beach Bite Food Truck is nearby conveniently. There's also ice cream and other snacks sellers that walk around.
The water is warm in the summer, though the waves can be strong. You can rent a pair of beach chairs and an umbrella for $40.
Our kids enjoyed their time here, so Stewart Beach is worth the 1hr20mins drive.
It's been over a year since I've been. I was shocked to see the building and showers are gone. Now there's portable bathrooms and porta potties, outside showers and open air changing rooms. There's also a little shop in a portable and a food truck, but they aren't always open. Still my favorite place to enjoy some sea and sun.
Dirty water but there is a lot open space. When we went July 19th the waves were just right for little kids. There is a good sandbar which is good for kids. $15 day per vehicle got us in. Sand was finely packed and not loose. Easy to pull a wagon over. They don’t allow tents or cabanas past a certain point . You can rent an umbrella and two chairs for $40.00. They had vendors of snowcones and ice cream up and down the beach. They had active lifeguards I actually saw go up and down the beach and one even out in the water. Great work. Decent place for the price and good time.
Rental umbrellas are $40 and are taken up promptly at 5:30 pm. It's sunny until almost 8 pm in Spring/Summer. Invest in your own chairs and umbrellas. John's Rentals isn't trying to pay overtime.
Nice place to swim and have a rest!
From Friday through Sunday you can see rescuers, another days you have shower (everyday) and umbrellas with chairs for 40$
I really like it and I enjoyed time there 💖
P.s. seagulls are simply wonderful🤗😁
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