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Old 01-04-2007, 08:35 PM
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Default Spring Break

I was just curious what beaches are in Texas that would be a fun spring break trip. There's obviously the infamous South Padre, but is there anything else? I've done a little of internet searching and came across Galveston, and also Jamaica Beach... Is there anything else that offers a lot of fun, but not almost in Mexico? Anything helps! Thanks.
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Copus Christi.. Mustang Island, and Port Aransas.
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Port Aransas but their are many kids that are down their during that time of the year. Good fishing in the spring so i would rent a condo rent some kayaks and play around in the bay. Light house lagoon is just on the other side of the ferry and is a wonderful place to explore and bring your fishing rod.
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After being on a Seattle Ferry I was laughing at the one there. a Bridge could so much be cheeper and easier to cross there in Texas. But its one of the last on the Texas coast, so I hope they keep it just for that reason alone.
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