Galveston Island

In wake of the devastation caused by Hurricane Ike in 2008, many plans have been presented for implementing a means of protection for the Texas Gulf Coast.

Whether it’s the food, sand or scenery that draws the crowds to Galveston Island, the Seawall will soon offer a new attraction intended to beacon an estimated 3 million people annually.

The Pleasure Pier, which is currently under construction, is opening this summer on Galveston Island and offers a fun getaway for family and friends of all ages.

Nearly 45,000 people left Galveston after 2008’s Hurricane Ike devastated the island. Nearly 75 percent of the city was flooded by the storm surge and many homes still require repair before they are habitable again. All this makes the…

After Hurricane Ike struck in 2008, Galveston has struggled to regain its status as the cool place to go for Spring Break in Texas. With a plethora of alluring events and a sense of anticipation building, G-Town plans to make a big comeback…

When people hear the name Galveston these days, most immediately think “Ike.”