Things To Do in Port Aransas, Texas

Seaside beaches stretch for five miles along the open Gulf of Mexico, inviting a perfect summer-at-the-shor... More on Tpwd.state.tx.us

This is a good campsite if you want to stay on the beach. More on Epinions.com

The research facility has seven habitat aquariums as well as impressive shell displays. It's open daily fr... More on Off the Beaten Path: Texas

Research facility with visitor center includes aquaria with Gulf marine life and plants. The Institute host... More on traveltex

Take the plunge and go on an Texas Saltwater adventure trip of a lifetime. Get the adrenaline flowing as you match wits with some of the ... More on Texasdeepseafishing.com/

At Fisherman's Wharf, our deep sea fishing schedule is based on the seasonal migrations and availability of various species of fish in the Gulf of Mexico. We offer half and full day drift fishing t... More on AnglerWeb.com

Located on the northern tip of Mustang Island, Port Aransas is a hub of coastal activities and family fun on the Texas Coast. The bays, jetties and deep Gulf waters offer the finest fishing around.... More on Portaransas.org

There are many, many sites devoted to birds; some are tucked away in quiet glades, others on the sea shore. More on igougo

75 Camp sites w/water & electric. Dump station. Primitive camping allowed on the beach. More on Portaransas.org

This beach is operated by Nueces County so it's free for day use and the seaweed is scraped off the beach... More on Trekaroo

18 Holes of golf. Opening May 2008 More on Corpuschristicvb.com

Conditioning is immaculate , and the staff could not be more professional. More on golflink.com

On the first Friday of each month from April through October, starting at 7:00 pm, local and area musicians can be heard in concert at the Roberts Point Park Amphitheater, overlooking the Port Aransas Harbor and the ship channel. ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

The museum is located in a turn-of-the-20th-century kit house. Local residents rallied to save the house, move it to its current location and turn it into a museum showcasing local ... More on traveltex