Port Bolivar Travel Guide

 chiwawa Says:  My favorite lodging on Boliver is my house...but there are lots of rental homes - check out Swedes - I see signs for them on a large number of rental beach houses. There are also a couple of B&Bs on Boliver. There are no Hotels, there are several Motels. 

 chiwawa Says:  We usually eat at home. I've only been to two eateries on Boliver: Singarees & Steve's Landing. Both are on the bay side in Crystal Beach. Both are pretty good. Most entrees are fried at both restaurants. Granny was cajun so I have an affinity for mudbugs - it's a genetic... 

 chiwawa Says:  To get here you must either come down 124 to 87 by way of Winnie (automobile, motorhome. or charter bus) or you come through Galveston & take the Boliver Ferry. 87 runs the entire peninsula.There is no public transport on the peninsula. You can walk, bike, motorcycle, ride... 

 chiwawa Says:  jellyfish, broken glass on the beach, loco drivers on the beach, trash washing up on beach from who knows where 

 chiwawa Says:  Lightweight & easy to carry. Most places to stay are on stilts & you have to carry it all upstairs. April until October - lightweight clothing, maybe a windbreakerNovember until March - we reached lows near freezing last winter, with the wind off the gulf it was brutal at...