GALVESTON ISLAND

Galveston - Hotel Galvez -

Hotel Galvez - A Wyndham Historic Hotel offers guest rooms and suites that give breathtaking views of Galveston. Only a trolley ride away from Downtown Galveston and the Historic Strand District, shopping and museums are very convenient. Go to FIND type in Hotel Galvez

Galveston - Mardi Gras -

Mardi Gras, the traditional festival of feasting and merrymaking that precedes the season of Lent, has been publicly observed on Galveston Island as early as 1867 and later revived in 1985 by Galveston-born preservationist and developer George P. Mitchell.

Galveston Island -

Escape & Explore. On Galveston Island, there's sun, sea and sand galore ....but that's just for starters.

Galveston Island -

CASA del MAR Beachfront Suites - Stay where people who know Galveston go. Casa del Mar Beachfront Suites are a super value, ideal for a family vacation or a weekend getaway for two.

Galveston Island - Holiday Inn on the Beach -

The Friendly Place to Stay on Galveston Island is the one preferred by families. It's Holiday Inn on the Beach, where youngsters under 19 stay free when sharing accommodations with parents. Each beautifully decorated room with a balcony gives you a spectacular view of the Gulf of Mexico.

Galveston Island Historical Foundation -

Galveston Island is home to many historical treasures, including one of the nation's finest collections of restored Victorian architecture.

Galveston Island * Moody Gardens -

Discover a ten-story Rainforest Pyramid with over 2,000 species of exotic plants, animals, and butterflies from Asia, Africa and the Americas. Enjoy the soft white sands, waterfalls and freshwater lagoons of Palm Beach.

Galveston Island Online -

Internet Marketplace & Online Information Center.

Galveston Limo -

A full service company serving the transportation needs of Galveston Island and the Bay Area since 1960. Customized transportation and daily scheduled Airport shuttles are among the many services offered.

Galveston - Mardi Gras -

Mardi Gras, the traditional festival of feasting and merrymaking that precedes the season of Lent, has been publicly observed on Galveston Island as early as 1867 and later revived in 1985 by Galveston-born preservationist and developer George P. Mitchell.