Corpus Christi, TX
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Culture
Corpus Christi Museum of Science & History
If you want museums, Corpus has them. Start by learning about natural and man-made history of town at the Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History, where you can view full-sized replicas of Columbuss ships the man Corpus claims as its forefather given the prominent Spanish influence all over town.
Texas Surf Museum
Sadly the Texas Surf Museum, has permanently closed. The museum transitioned to a nonprofit marine conservation organization called Texas Surf Conservancy. The history department at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi is in the process of creating an archive to document and store the building’s collection of art, historical photographs, surfboards and memorabilia that highlights the Coastal Bend’s history. Some will be available to the public through the institution.
Outdoors
The Beach
If you are looking to spend some time under the Corpus sunshine, you can join the sunbathing masses at McGee Beach which is right next to downtown or North Beach (formerly Corpus Christi Beach) just over the bridge by the USS Lexington. Those interested in a drive can head to North Padre Island on the Padre Island National Seashore or Mustang Island State Park.
Kite Boarding
Finally, for adventure junkies one of the best kept secrets of Corpus is the constant wind blowing through the air, making it one of the best places in the world to kite surf. If you want to try to capture the wind and have it carry you over the bay, set up a private lesson with Pro Kite Boarding. After 3 hours or so, youll have it down.