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C-Sick Surfin’ is Galveston’s oldest professional surf school, teaching at the 43rd Street lifeguard stand since 1999. The beginner’s two-hour surfing lesson is $50. We also offer advanced lessons. C-Sick provides everyone with soft-top surfboards and wetsuits when needed. We teach on the beach. Photographer available. All lessons by

appointment. c-sicksurfin.com

By land and sea, Galveston Duck Tours offers a unique way to see Galveston Island. Starting at 25th Street & Seawall, your captain will present you with facts about the island and its storied history. The tour takes you through historic downtown Galveston, the historic East End District and into the protected waters of Offatts Bayou, where you’ll observe wildlife that thrives on and around the barrier island.

Welcome to the Adams League Historic Inn—Galveston’s newest inn and event venue located in the historic Silk Stocking District. We provide a unique experience for all your event and retreat needs or quiet time away with friends and family. The building is 160 years old and has a colorful history but has retained its historic charm. It includes eight bedrooms with individual ensuite bathrooms and is decorated in romantic Victorian style with modern

conveniences. adams-leagueinn.com

Take a trip back in time and spend a night on the classic midcentury sleeper the Bonnie Brook. You and your guests will have the museum to yourselves while enjoying 24-hour porter service. Conveniently located at 25th Street & Strand. For more information,

visit galvestonrrmuseum.org.

Located at the corner of Postoffice and 22nd Street, Mod Coffeehouse has been serving handcrafted beverages and treats for over 20 years in a Victorian building with a touch of midcentury modern charm. Not only do they make great coffee, they’ve also created a warm, welcoming place for

Explore Galveston’s fascinating (and sometimes haunted) history in the comfort of Galveston Experience Company’s tour buses with dual A/C, oversized windows, flat-screen TV and experienced tour guides.

Galveston Experience Company tours are rated “Excellent” by TripAdvisor and you’ll see why we get almost exclusively 5-star reviews. We even provide a free souvenir photo of your group!

Book online or stop by our store and visitor info center on the Seawall. Contact us to confirm accessible bus availability for your specific tour.

galvestonexperience.com

Located at the far east end of the island, the East End Lagoon Nature Park and Preserve is a unique and valuable area spanning almost 700 acres of diverse habitat in Galveston. The preserve is a favorite stop for bird watchers and offers a walking trail with interpretative signage. eastendlagoon.org The Galveston Railroad Museum is home to over 5 acres of trains and complete with the actual 1932 art deco depot that once serviced Galveston passengers. The museum is fun for all ages. Free parking in the museum’s lot and in-and-out privileges make this a must-see for anyone visiting downtown

Wave Dancer Charters is a private fishing company with more than 30 years experience in the Gulf of Mexico. Charter trips for up to six people include everything you need at no additional cost. We provide rods, reels, tackle, bait, ice and water. On arrival back to the dock, your catch will be cleaned and bagged for your trip home.

wavedancercharters.com

Galveston. Visit galvestonrrmusuem.org for hours and ticket prices.

“The Gulf Coast’s Premier Sterling Silver Jewelry Store”

Along with gold and diamonds, Island Silver carries a huge selection of wellpriced sterling silver jewelry with more than 30 brands in stock. Whether you’re vacationing, here for the day, leaving on a cruise or an Island resident, be sure to visit Island Silver in downtown Galveston. Island Silver is conveniently located at the corner of 25th and Mechanic Street. islandsilverjewelry.com Galveston’s 28,000-square-foot Moody Mansion, listed on the National Register of Historic Places and a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, is faithfully restored to its original splendor and open daily for self-guided tours at 2618 Broadway. Exhibits focus on the family of W.L. Moody, Jr., founder of one of America’s great financial enterprises. Based originally on cotton, his businesses grew into banking, ranching, insurance, newspaper publishing, railroads and hotels. The mansion also houses the Galveston Children’s Museum on the ground floor. moodymansion.org

Located on Galveston’s Pelican Island, Seawolf Park is one of the Island’s most popular fishing piers, picnic sites and playgrounds, and is home to Galveston Naval Museum. Seawolf Park is a good spot for black drum and redfish. Perfect for families, the park is open 24 hours and includes fish cleaning stations and restrooms nearby. Parking is $6 per vehicle, and fishing prices are based on residency and age. Season passes are