For a taste of the Wild West, Texas has it all. Tex-mex feasts, rodeos and a rugged wilderness collide in this staggeringly large state. From glitzy oil cities to small town charm and World Heritage Sites to great national parks, it’s amazingly diverse.
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Holidays in Austin
Holidays in Dallas
Holidays in San Antonio
Holidays in Houston
From exploring museums to artesian fairs, to festivals. There is something for everyone in Texas. Not to mention outlets, malls and markets brimming with top designer names right down to handmade, unique items. A treasure trove for antique lovers at the reknowned Round Top Antique weekend for one-of-a-kind souvenirs.
To say Texas takes BBQs seriously is an understatement. Some Texans debate over their barbecue skills the way others talk politics or the NFL. Texas BBQs are notoriously unrivaled that will be sure to keep your bellies full.
Texas is home to Formula 1, NASCAR racing, NFL football, PGA golf to name a few. Not to mention Texas being the only place you can experience true Texan high energy horseback fun - Rodeo!
Austin is the place to be for some of the most electric music experiences with rock bars and festivals galore including the Live Music Capital of the World festival. Denton is also a great place to visit, roughly an hours drive from Dallas, which hosts the Art & Jazz festival every Spring.
Explore the 7 Regions of Texas
• Big Bend Country • Panhandle Plains • Priaries & Lakes • Hill Country • South Texas Plains • Piney Woods • Gulf Coast
Combine outdoor adventure with the Wild West and cowboy lifestyle followed by the vibrant premium cities Texas has to offer across the 7 key regions of Texas.
To travel to the USA, you will need an ESTA visa. Please make sure that you have this approved at least 3 days before you head off on holiday.
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Given the distances, travelling by car is all but necessary in Texas, with public transport proving impractical in a state of this size. With such big distances, petrol prices have historically always been lower than the national average.
