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Corpus Christi Information

Corpus Christi, a southeast Texas city of 300,000, is made up of islands and beaches. The city was named by Alonso Álvarez de Pineda, a Spanish explorer who discovered this bay on the Feast of Corpus Christi, a Catholic holiday. Founded in 1839 by a military colonel, Corpus Christi began as a trading post for soldiers in the Mexican-American War. It remained a site of civil rights activism into the 20th century with the foundation of the League of United Latin American Citizens and the American GI Forum for veterans of the Mexican-American War. Today, Corpus Christi remains a diverse and thriving city. Between beautiful beaches, a thriving downtown, and many opportunities for outdoor recreation, Corpus Christi is sure to keep every traveler entertained! Several movies were filmed in Corpus Christi. The most famous of these include Selena and Pearl Harbor. Visitors can tour the USS Lexington, which was part of the set for Pearl Harbor!

Year-round warm weather provides travelers with the opportunity to enjoy Corpus Christi’s many beaches. Malaquite Beach, known for its beauty and absence of tourists, is home to a turtle hatching site! Vacationers can also explore the beaches on a guided horseback tour. There are several different types of museums in Corpus Christi. From the Selena Museum, so named for the famous singer, to the Texas Surf Museum, there are options for every traveler. The Art Center of Corpus Christi features local art as well as a restaurant for lunch, and kids will love the Texas State Aquarium. Family-friendly venues are common in the city. On a hot summer day, take the kids to Funtracker’s Family Fun Center for go karts, mini golf, and water bumper cars. Check the schedule of Corpus Christi’s minor league baseball team, the Hooks, and catch a game at Whataburger Field.

San Antonio, two hours northwest of Corpus Christi, is a bustling city with a rich history. Stroll the San Antonio River Walk for shopping and restaurants, or opt for an exciting trip to Sea World or Six Flags. For a fancy dinner, go to the top of the 750-foot-tall Tower of the Americas and enjoy panoramic views of the city. Nature enthusiasts will find something to love at Aransas National Wildlife Refuge. An hour and a half from Corpus Christi, this refuge is best known for its conservation efforts of the whooping crane. There are many hiking trails which offer wildlife viewing, as well as opportunities for hunting, fishing, and bicycling. One of the nation’s southernmost cities is a hub of culture and history. Brownsville, two and a half hours south of Corpus Christi, offers beaches, shopping, and museums. Families will love the Children’s Museum of Brownsville, and bird watchers have the opportunity to observe several species in Brownsville’s many parks.

Tripping.com provides a staggering 4,500 vacation rentals to choose from in Corpus Christi. Some properties are on the islands of Corpus Christi, allowing travelers to experience a secluded and unique Texas experience.

Corpus Christi is served by Corpus Christi International Airport. It can also be reached via Texas’ comprehensive interstate system. To explore the area to the fullest, renting a car is the best option, and is easy to do at the airport or in the city.