Cabins in Texas

Brush up on your knowledge of the history of Texas with a visit to the iconic Alamo Mission in San Antonio, which is commonly nicknamed “The Alamo.” This Spanish mission and fortress was built in the 18th century and was where the Battle of the Alamo was held in 1836. It is home to a long and rich history, and the landmark has many points of interest. Enter the stunning main building, walk through the church, and explore the museum to learn more fascinating titbits of history. You can also do a guided tour with a friendly professional guide who will tell you fascinating historical details and stories about the place as you go along.

Texas isn’t all drylands and tumbleweeds, there’s an incredible number of mountains, flowing rivers, and azure blue lakes dotted throughout the country. Pay a visit to Big Bend National Park in West Texas. The topography here is quintessentially Texan with its towering red canyons, the flowing Rio Grande River, and breathtaking Chisos Mountains. The park is home to over 75 species of animals, 450 species of birds, 56 species of reptiles, and over 1,200 species of plants. It’s an excellent place for birding, wildlife spotting, and familiarizing yourself with the native plants of Texas. During a visit here you can go for scenic drives, stunning walks, or a relaxing dip in the hot springs.

Austin is one of Texas’ most unique and wonderful offerings. The city has it all, really. Live music, a trendy arts scene, nature, lakes, festivals, and incredible cuisine. During a visit here you can go for a bike ride along the Lady Bird Trail which offers spectacular views of the city skyline. Go for a refreshing dip at the Barton Springs Pool. And take yourself on a self-guided taco tour to try all the best tacos in the city! See live music, explore sculpture gardens, and visit historic attractions. A visit to Austin is a must for any holidaymaker in Texas.

Wimberley is the gem of Texas Hill Country with its stunning mountains, excellent wines, and traditional Texan dance halls. The town is an artists' community with numerous art galleries and quirky shops you can explore. Cool off at one of the town’s famed swimming holes, where you can go for a dip in a lush oasis surrounded by nature. Blue Hole Regional Park and Jacob’s Well Natural Area are some of the best swimming holes around!

Just a short drive northwest of Austin is Lake Travis, the most visited lake in Texas and for good reason. The 65-mile-long lake was man-made by the damming of the Colorado River. It’s popular for water sports like kayaking, paddleboarding, swimming, and canoeing. Cast a line to catch a fish, or ride the zipline across the lake!

The beautiful blue waters of Lake Austin are framed by lush green trees and stunning lake houses. It’s just a stone’s throw from the city, making it an easily accessible retreat in nature. You can rent boats to explore the water, book a wakeboarding excursion, go water-skiing, and enjoy walks around the lakes. There are several nearby restaurants where you can go for a nice lunch or dinner paired with serene views of the water.

Texas Hill Country is a 14,000 square mile region in Central and South Texas. The region boasts an incredible range of activities to enjoy from swimming in clear blue swimming holes, to chowing down on home style barbecue, to going for walks through scenic parklands, and more! On a particularly sunny day, be sure to take a dip into Jacob’s Well, one of the deepest swimming holes in Texas. You can also explore the underground limestone caves at Natural Bridge Caverns. The region is home to more than 100 wineries and vineyards, so be sure to stop by at least one or two of them to sip on the local wine!

Texas is known for its incredible cuisine. From flavourful barbecue to Tex-Mex specialties. Be sure to try the chicken fried steak for dinner and order a slice of Texan peanut butter pie for dessert. Sink your teeth into a Texas Brisket Sandwich for dinner and eat a fried sopapilla pastry as a snack.

Port O’Connor is one of the most beautiful areas along the Texas Gulf Coast with its crystalline waters and endless stretches of fine sandy beaches. Go for a refreshing dip in the turquoise waters at King Fisher Beach, which is popular for swimming and sunbathing. It’s also a popular place for beachcombing, with a shoreline covered in colorful seashells. Fishing is popular here and an abundance of snook, sea trout, and red drum can be found swimming around the waters.