Bolivar Peninsula
Stretching for 27 miles between the Gulf of Mexico and Galveston Bay is this stunning shoreline.
Plan Around Bolivar Peninsula
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Bolivar Peninsula Details
Stretching for 27 miles between the Gulf of Mexico and Galveston Bay is this stunning shoreline. The entire peninsula is easily accessible by car, which means it's quite popular on the weekends for locals and tourists alike, who can park nearby to enjoy a day at the beach. There are plenty of on-shore and off-shore activities to participate in during your visit. Hang out in the sun working on your town, grab a boogie board and hit the waves, or simply bring a picnic and a couple of drinks for a laid-back lunch. Don not forget to check out Crystal Beach, one of the most popular destinations on the peninsula. This is a great place to go fishing as you can easily cast your line right off the rocks on the coastline.
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Nearby Parks Around Bolivar Peninsula
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Bolivar Peninsula
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4.7 mi away
Crystal Beach
Located on the stunning 27-mile stretch of the Bolivar Peninsula, this beach is a desirable place to spend a lazy afternoon.
9.2 mi away
Porretto 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.
9.2 mi away
Seawall Urban Park
Ideal for a beach do or outdoor adventure, this coastal park has plenty to offer in terms of excitement.
18.5 mi away
Galveston Island
Sandwiched between the West Bay and the Gulf of Mexico is this barrier island located in the city of Galveston.
20.5 mi away
High Island
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).
