Which is better Galveston or Corpus Christi?

Which is better Galveston or Corpus Christi? Corpus beaches are nicer than Galveston, but still not exactly the Riviera. Galveston offers more in terms of off- the-beach attractions such as restaurants. To get to Galveston you'll have to contend with the absolutely horrid traffic around Houston.

What are the best months to visit Galveston?

The best time to visit Galveston is October to November or March to April when the weather is warm, but not sweltering, and accommodation prices are reasonable. Winter is the best time to score a deal on your accommodations, but it will likely be too chilly to enjoy Galveston's beach activities.

Is Galveston good for tourists?

Galveston is known for its gorgeous beaches and prime location on the Gulf Coast. Travelers visiting the city have so much more to explore beyond lounging on the beach, however, it's not something to miss on a trip to Galveston.

Why is Galveston so popular?

In Galveston history, due to its combination of commerce and immigration, Galveston became one of the region's fastest growing cities and is credited with an impressive list of Texas firsts—first courthouse, post office, opera house, hospital, golf course, bakery, grocery story, drug store, and telephone.

Is Corpus Christi worth seeing?

If all you want from your vacation is access to miles and miles of unspoiled, beautiful beaches, Corpus Christi is ideal. Base yourself in Downtown Corpus Christi and you can be on Padre or Mustang Island in minutes, where the water is warm and the soft sands are always inviting.

Which part of Texas is the prettiest?

Big Bend Country is the most remote part of the state, but arguably the most beautiful. Hailed as one of America's largest national parks, Big Bend National Park covers more than 800,000 acres along the Rio Grande River in West Texas.

How do you spend a day in Corpus Christi?

Is it safe to swim in Corpus Christi beach?

Several public beach parks along Corpus Christi Bay are monitored as part of the Texas Beach Watch Program . Data assessed from this program indicated bacteria concentrations were higher than the criteria for protecting the contact recreation use at Cole Park, Ropes Park, and Poenisch Park beaches.