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Sarah_B, Oct 2026
Worth seeing!!
Went with family to tour this gorgeous historical home. It was nice to see how the wealthy lived 100+ years ago and was a nice reminder of how easy we have it nowadays. The staff was very informative and were lovely to talk with. 10/10 would definitely tour it again but at Christmas time.
MaryJo_C, Oct 2026
The walk is far less...
The walk is far less daunting than we expected. Our guide was extremely enthusiastic about history! I love that she had little tidbits of information about the various houses and its inhabitants. Very informative peek into the citizens of Galveston during the early years.
Roger_R, Sep 2026
Galveston Sunset Boat Tour
We have been on many Galveston boat/bay rides with Captain Zeke. All have been great. However, the Sunset Boat Tour was totally different. You see the sun set in the horizon. Awesome photography to be had. A real experience to actually see the sun set with great photo opportunities. Also dolphins follow the boat with a chance to video or take a picture of them. Totally recommend this tour with Captain Zeke. A real funny guy. Thanks Captain Zeke for another fun time. Roger and Mary
Katia_M, Sep 2026
It was a wonderful person...
It was a wonderful experiencing! Not only did I get a comedy show ! I also learned some really coool facts ! EVERYTHING went smoothly and felt reassuring !!! I would definitely go back for Captain Z.!!!! Enjoyed it so much ! Came by myself for my birthday and felt welcome !
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Though some people assume Texas' favorite vacay hot spot is all about the beaches and fun in the sun, these Galveston tours can help you unlock some of the city's historical intrigue, which was once a bustling immigration port considered the “Ellis Island of the South.” Take a spooky tour to learn of the ghosts that are rumored to haunt the island, a century after the US' most deadly natural disaster, or learn about the history of Juneteenth, which all started right here in Galveston.