Surfside Beach may best be known for its quiet, local-feeling beach accommodations, but it’s also a fishing and, wouldn’t you know it, surfing destination. Although tucked in a quiet little pocket between the jetty beach and the main public access beach, we met friendly passersby who were also virtual schooling and observed plenty of locals fishing, strolling or just hanging out in the cute little A-frame beach huts over the water. At high tide, our deck piers were actually in the water. With four beds, three baths, a large, open living/kitchen arrangement, strong Wi-Fi, an unbeatable ocean view and sleeping space for 20 people, this spot is a steal I’m a little afraid of sharing! Literally only a few steps from the water, one crew can be playing in the waves while the other sits on the deck with not only a clear view but also within talking distance.
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Not to be fooled by the lack of a witty ocean-themed name, Property #462018 (113 Beach Drive) on was absolutely the perfect fit for our family of five, plus our dog, Louie. This trip, we found the perfect spot – a location new to us to which we will most definitely be returning. We lean toward the more affordable options as close to the water as possible, even if it means sacrificing a fancy finish out. There you will find a treasure trove of colorful beach houses with a range of sizes and amenities. With no corporate-owned hotels, visiting Surfside is almost 100 percent done by way of or. RELATED: Lessons in life and death on the beach in Port Aransas Like other beachy Texas towns, it has a few convenience stores, souvenir shops and over-priced grocery stores, but by way of tourism, Surfside most definitely has less than its more popular coastal competitors. Nestled between Galveston Island to the northeast and the San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge and Matagorda Bay to the southwest, Surfside Beach along the Bluewater Highway comes into view about 3.5 hours from Austin. Last fall, however, we decided to check out a new spot with one of the shortest driving distances to Austin – Surfside Beach. My husband and I are both native Texans, frequenting Gulf Coast locales such as Port Aransas, South Padre Island, Galveston and Matagorda Beach our whole lives.
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