Pamela James - American Income Life Insurance

If you're looking for a one-of-a-kind experience, you might want to check out King Ranch, one of the biggest ranches in the world, with a whopping 825,000 acres of land. You'll get a fascinating inside look at how cattle handling works on such a massive property and explore some historically significant buildings to learn about the King family, who built this impressive empire. Amazingly, Dallas was modeled after this very same ranch back in the 80s. Even though you won't bump into JR himself, taking the tour is still an incredible way to spend your time, especially if you're interested in ranching or want to experience something truly unique.

The Texas Sealife Center dedicates its time and effort to creating a haven for native wildlife who live on the property and patients in need of care. Their mission is to rescue injured or stranded coastal and aquatic wildlife, providing supportive care and rehabilitation, successfully releasing wildlife back into their natural habitat, and educating and promoting public awareness in the conservation efforts to save wildlife.

Ready for a delicious and satisfying meal? Look no further than Padre Island Burger Company, where you can enjoy a good meal and hang out with friends and family. Satisfy your cravings with a wide selection of mouth-watering entrees made with only the freshest ingredients. Whether you are in the mood for a classic cheeseburger, a juicy bacon burger, or something a little more adventurous like the spicy jalapeno burger, they have you covered. They also include a variety of other delicious eats, including wings, salads, and sandwiches. And don’t forget to wash it all down with one of the unique island cocktails or a cold beer from their rotating selection of craft and domestic brews.

Take a trip through Asia and learn about ancient customs while gazing at the artistry of Japanese kimonos, porcelains, and even a rickshaw. Admire the beauty of artifacts from India, Sri Lanka, Japan, Thailand, The Philippines, Korea, Taiwan, and Laos. The treasures, stories, and richness of each country’s people await you at the Texas State Museum of Asian Cultures & Education Center. Beautiful Asian artifacts and a collection of intricately-carved pieces are sure to be among the high points of your visit. The Museum also offers many educational classes for students and the general public each year and is open to gatherings and special events with an Asian flair.