Difficulty: Moderate
Instructions
Things You'll Need:
- Bathing Suits
- Sports Sunglasses
- Sun Hats
- Sunscreen
- Cameras
- Cameras
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Step 1
Fly into San Antonio or Corpus Christi and drive south.
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Step 2
Plan on sweating a lot.
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Step 3
Park your car on the beach and don't move it for a week solid.
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Step 4
Parasail high above the Gulf of Mexico and wave to your friends on the beach with their farmer tans.
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Step 5
Bodysurf the sloppy wind waves as they crash on the shoreline.
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Step 6
Rent a boat, stock up a cooler and go fishing for your dinner. Return as the triumphant provider of your friends' meal.
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Step 7
Baste yourself in Crisco and dance on top of tables in crowded bars.
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Step 8
Play beach volleyball wearing neon and an upside-down visor.
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Step 9
Challenge the lifeguards to a game of beach flags and throw lots of elbows.
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Step 10
Compete in every foolish beach contest that promises humiliation.
Comments
chpro1 said
on 12/27/2008 Good condos to stay at for spring break includes Saida, Inverness, Galleon Bay, Gulfview, Surfside, the International, the Best Western & Sunchase IV
chpro1 said
on 12/27/2008 Do a You Tube search on Travel Channel South Padre Spring Break as well -video shows Inertia Tours parties, plus has some videos of condos, birdseye view video of the Island & more!
chpro1 said
on 12/27/2008 Also check out Spring Break Tour Companies like Inertia - youtube them for videos of their spring break parties, etc.
inertiachad said
on 8/25/2008 During the day, pretty much everyone parties in front of the Saida Towers & the Radisson Beach hotel. At night, clubs like Louies Backyard, Club Pelican West, and Tequila Frogs go off. Consider purchasing a fun side trip like a party yacht cruise (booze cruise) or a Padre Pub Crawl ticket as these events will mix you in with thousands of other students. Inertia seems to be the company doing most of the spring break south padre stuff. They have a party package as well for the whole week.
Shallytally said
on 1/15/2008 Renting a boat and catching some fish is a great idea. Call the SPI Chamber of Commerce and they will refer you to the best and most affordable captains. Spring Break is a time to watch how much you spend so get the most for your money as it doesn't grow on trees. Getting your own private boat is better than being on a big boat because you aren't with a bunch of strangers that are going to tangle up your line all the time. You will have a personalized trip with the attention you deserve and are paying for. The Chamber of Commerce will hook you up with the best captain around.