Beach Access

This charming village in Cameron County is a great destination for those who crave a bit of sun and surf.

Stretching for 27 miles between the Gulf of Mexico and Galveston Bay is this stunning shoreline.

Catering to swimmers, sunbathers, and campers, this beach in Freeport is a crowd-free destination and an underrated hidden gem on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico.

Located on the stunning 27-mile stretch of the Bolivar Peninsula, this beach is a desirable place to spend a lazy afternoon.

Sandwiched between the West Bay and the Gulf of Mexico is this barrier island located in the city of Galveston.

This island is actually a salt dome, and it gets its name for being the highest point on the Gulf Coast (38 feet above sea level).

Perched on the southwestern tip of South Padre Island is this spectacular beach overlooking the Gulf of Mexico.

Galveston Island is home to a few amazing beaches, and this one is no exception.

This family-friendly beach is a hidden gem along Lavaca Bay.

20 minutes south of Port Lavaca is this small slice of peaceful paradise.

Unlike other beaches along the Gulf, this place is completely prohibited to vehicle traffic, which makes it a great option for families with young kids or pets.

With over 1,100-acres of unspoiled natural beauty to explore.

This beach stretches between High Island and the Sea Rim State Park and boasts almost 20-acres of coastal shoreline.

Nestled on the shores of Corpus Christi Bay is this impeccably clean and manicured beach.

With over 17-miles of sandy beach at your fingertips, this barrier island is a must-visit if you are traveling near Corpus Christi.

If you are wandering along the coastline of Corpus Christi, it's hard to miss this centrally located beach next to Harbor Bridge.

The 70-miles of unspoiled, rugged shoreline is just one of the many reasons to visit this magnificent beach.

If you can't choose between lounging on a sunchair or zipping through the ocean on a jet ski, then this family-run beach has the best of both worlds.

On the northern tip of Mustang Island sits this 6-mile stretch of beach overlooking the Gulf Coast.

This is Texas first and only Blue Wave Beach.

With sun-soaked views of the Gulf of Mexico and Aransas Bay, this beachy barrier island has an extensive history that dates back almost 200 years.

Ideal for a beach do or outdoor adventure, this coastal park has plenty to offer in terms of excitement.

Also known as Jetty Beach, this area is right in the middle between Mustang Island and Padre Island, although it's considerably less crowded and perfect for a relaxing day in the sun.

This island sits in the middle of the Gulf and has some of the most beautiful beaches on this side of the state.

As its name implies, this beach is known for its amazing swells and rugged waves, making it one of the best places to go surfing in Texas.