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Texas honeymoon

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I need a cheap budget friendly honeymoon in Texas. We are getting married in August 2013. I live in San Antonio but don't travel a lot so any ideas are  helpful. 
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  • shanliannshanliann member
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    We visited Corpus Christi and Padre Island 2 years ago and loved it!! nice city with lots to do and nice beach to do nothing!!
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  • erolliserollis member
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    You could find a B&B in the hill country and do a wine tasting, visit a cave, go to a lake, go antiqueing/ window shopping, etc. It all depends on where you end up. 

    If you like the beach Corpus/ Padre is nice (also close to you). Just lazy on the beach, visit the Lexington and aquarium. Over 10 years ago I remember visiting a little museum that had replicas of Christopher Columbus' ships. I like Galveston but that is a much farther drive for you. It is the same thing but you could also go into Houston and do anything the city has to offer along with the beach.
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  • cwaggoner07cwaggoner07 member
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    A girl on our local boards went to Fredericksburg and stayed in a B&B.
    Tara Wineries in East Texas is also beautiful!
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  • fallbride1109fallbride1109 member
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    edited May 2012

    Here's a link with some ideas: 

    http://texaslesstraveled.com/getaways.htm


    I agree with all the previous suggestions.  Also, Galveston, Port Aransas and New Braunfels.  I know it's not Texas but my husband and I were contemplating a cheap vacation and considered Hot Springs.

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  • Hobie625Hobie625
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    I'd also suggest Hill Country, but maybe that's too close for you? I never made when I lived in Houston, but I heard great things and I'm upset we couldn't make it work. 

    What about camping somewhere (if you're a camper...).  I know Big Bend is supposed to be amazing, but I guess summer in Texas will be killer if you're outside in a tent. 

    Again, it may be a little close for you, but one of my favorite weekend trips was to Austin.  We stayed at a nice-ish hotel, went out to eat, walked around the parks/lake, watched the bats on Congress Avenue, went to a craft fair, did a little shopping, and so on.  The only thing I would have changed was staying at a more independent, kitschy hotel closer to town.  We were a little further out and probably would have paid the same price if we were downtown.
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