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WetHeads Kayak Adventures offers guided and self-guided kayak trips in Port Aransas. The Lydia Ann Lighthouse trip is self-guided, or guided for groups of 10 or more, and lasts 3-4 hours. The Harbor Island trip is one-way self-guided trip, or guided for youth or special needs groups of 10 or more. A shuttle back to your vehicle is included.Spread the Read more...
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Fisherman’s Wharf offers half-day and full-day drift fishing trips aboard the Wharfcat from mid-May to Labor Day. Year-round, the ScatCat makes 12-hour trips to far offshore banks. Rods, reels, tackle, and bait are included. There are concessions available for sale on board. We can clean, freeze, and store your catch for you. Spread the love Read more...
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Chute’em Up Parasailing, aka Port A Parasail, has been providing a safe parasailing experience to many people over the past 15 years. Parasailers soar to about 200-300 feet, seeing sights such as the Aransas Pass Lighthouse, the USS Worthington shipwreck, Harbor Island, and more. Parasailers often see dolphins as well. This is the best way to see Port A! Spread Read more...
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Neptune’s Charters in Port Aransas offers dolphin watch tours, jet skis for rent, fishing trips, and pirate cruises. Among these activities, there is plenty for every family to in Port Aransas. We are located in Woody’s Sports Center. Spread the love Read more...
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Kohootz Dolphin Encounters takes visitors on a cruise to see dolphins in the wild. The fully narrated trips last about 2 hours. You will also see the Lydia Ann lighthouse, a shipwreck, birds, and hear about the history of Port Aransas. Spread the love Read more...
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Port Aransas Beach is part of the Mustang Island beach, which is an 18-mile stretch of uninterrupted beach. Drive along Port Aransas Beach Road and find your spot for the day. You can park right next to the beach, but may need to buy a beach parking permit for certain sections, available at grocery stores and convenience stores. Spread the Read more...
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Animal World & Snake Farm is a petting zoo and exotic animal park on I-35 in New Braunfels. It houses over 500 animals, including primates, alligators, exotic hoof animals, birds, cats, and snakes. Visitors can see alligator and crocodile feedings, as well as snake handling and feeding. Spread the love Read more...
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Landa Park is a 51-acre park along the Comal River in New Braunfels. The park has several walking or jogging trails, a miniature train, and mini-golf. Landa Park has an Olympic-sized pool, and spring-fed pool, and a zero-depth pool that is ideal for kids under 5 years old. There are picnic facilities too. Spread the love Read more...
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River Sports Tubes is located outside Canyon Lake on the Guadalupe River, and at a section called Horseshoe Loop. River Sports Tubes rents the tubes you need to spend a fun day floating the Guadalupe. At the end of your float, there will be a shuttle bus to take you back to the start. Spread the love Read more...
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Rockin R River Rides is the place to go in New Braunfels for river tubing, kayaks, paddle boards, and rafts. Rockin R has 6 locations throughout New Braunfels. Rockin R has a rapid transport service that picks you up at your hotel, takes you tubing the river, and back to your hotel. Spread the love Read more...