Gather your best friends and get ready for an unforgettable escape to Galveston! From sun-soaked beaches to vibrant nightlife and charming shops, this guide will help you plan the ultimate girls' trip filled with fun, relaxation, and plenty of laughter.
Planning a girls' trip to Galveston? From sun-soaked beaches to charming historic sites, this guide will help you create unforgettable memories with your besties on Texas's favorite island getaway.
pictured: Hotel Lucine
The Tremont House accommodations are elegant and inviting, paying homage to the fact that they're one of the most historic hotels in Galveston. The Tremont House is a warm slice of Southern charm, with historic features and classic beauty to delight and comfort weary travelers.
The classic courtyard-style property and intimate layout have been designed to create a lively, people-centric atmosphere, akin to a continually-evolving house party that one never wants to leave. Situated at the edge of the Gulf of Mexico, Hotel Lucine offers a cozy oasis for guests and patrons with a variety of vibrant outlets to experience from day to night.
Indulge in luxurious accommodations and Gulf views at The San Luis Resort. This 32-acre beachfront resort is warm and inviting, offering state-of-the-art amenities you'll need during your stay.
Indulge in a group pampering day at The Grand Galvez Spa, known for its luxurious body treatments, tranquil relaxation room and Eucalyptus steam rooms. After the spa, enjoy beautiful views of the Gulf of Mexico while lounging at the Galvez pool and swim-up bar.
Just steps out The Tremont House doors are blocks and blocks of retail therapy waiting to be embraced. The Strand and Postoffice Street are Galveston’s main shopping streets, home to popular boutiques like ha.ba's, Tina's on The Strand and Gracie’s. But even more fun lies in off-the-beaten-path finds on its surrounding streets.
Head to Tangerine Boutique on Postoffice Street for chic coastal finds or Nautical Antiques on Ships Mechanic Row for unique antiques and décor.
Watching a Galveston sunset over the water is one of those island experiences unlike anything else. It’s even better when you’re on the water with friends. Groups can take a relaxing sunset cruise from Pier 21 (a few blocks from The Tremont House) on Galveston Water Adventures’ open-air tour boat. On this cruise, you’ll visit significant places in Galveston Harbor and see gorgeous views of the island. (Galveston Water Adventures also offers daytime cruises if your evening plans take you elsewhere).
The Sunflower Bakery & Café is located in the heart of Galveston's East End Historical District. This charming family-owned restaurant and bakery serve delicious bread and pastries made from scratch, fresh seafood, and various dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
At Mosquito Café you'll find very fresh, homemade, eclectic, trendy American food. They provide a warm casual atmosphere with a sunny patio, and of course friendly, helpful service.
Sugar & Rye Coastal Kitchen & Cocktail Bar can be found near the historic Strand District and serves coastal-inspired dished and creative and delicious craft cocktails.
The Pineapple Parlor is a hidden speakeasy nestled inside DTO (Daiquiri Time Out) in Galveston, Texas, offering an intimate and eclectic atmosphere where craft cocktails with a tropical twist take center stage.
Where the Texas Coast begins.
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Visit Galveston
Visit Galveston is the official destination marketing organization for Galveston Island, Texas.
