Satisfy your beachly curiosity
      Each summer tide brings a new variety of treasures onto the beaches of Mustang Island. Learn about them with other inquisitive beachcombers at free, monthly, guided beach walks.
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Summer is season for shrimp on stick
     Summer is the season for grilling along the coast, and seafood is the thing to grill. Coastal cuisine calls for food on skewers, wrapped in bacon with cream cheese. Well, have I got the food for you. It covers all of those three. Shrimp en brochette has seafood, bacon, cream cheese and has a toothpick through it.
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Observe beach rules for safe fun at beach
      To keep our beaches clean and safe, we Port Aransans ask that beachgoers observe the following rules and regulations:
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Catch a wave on Island beaches
      Catch a wave, and you’re sitting on top of the world,” sang the Beach Boys. Miles of shoreline in Port Aransas present many opportunities for seasoned surfers to catch waves and for beginners to get in on the thrill too.
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I.B. Magee Park is on the beach
      If you’re looking for a site that gets you as close as possible to the Gulf of Mexico while still offering amenities for RVs, trailers and campers, look no farther than I.B. Magee Beach Park. The Nueces County park sits right on the beach between Cotter Avenue and Beach Street. Besides camping spaces, it offers beachfront bathrooms and showers.
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