Tucked away in the quaint community of Treasure Island in San Luis Pass you'll find Tuck's Landing, an ideal oceanfront retreat for Winter Texans, romantic escapes, honeymooners, family vacations  & holidays or long weekends.

San Luis Pass is located at the tip of beautiful Follet's Island, first discovered by the Karankawa Indians.  We are conveniently located at the foot of the San Luis Pass Bridge for fast & easy access into historic Galveston Island. 

Sunrise Trout Fishing

in front of Tuck's Landing

San Luis Pass is famous for some of the best trout fishing
 along the Gulf Coast. Many bays and lakes ebb and flow through San Luis Pass, bringing fish of all types and sizes.

The newly remodeled 1250 ft. lighted San Luis Pass Fishing Pier is located a short walking distance from Tuck's Landing. Some record breakers have been caught off the Pier since it was built in 1946!

The Pier has an air-conditioned concession stand open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with bagged ice, fishing supplies, clean bathrooms and even a menu to choose from.

San Luis Pass Fishing Pier

Fishing for trout is fantastic in the shallow water in front of our house  since it where the spawning waters of the bays meet the Gulf of Mexico.

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Also located on The Great Texas Coastal Birding Trail, San Luis Pass is rated one of the top ten birding areas along the trail. Over 75% of Texas' 600 different bird species can be viewed from along the Great Coastal Birding Trail!

For birders, the Texas coast is a marvel of tanagers, buntings, orioles, warblers, and hummingbirds. With 613 documented birds, Texas exceeds all other states in opportunities to see a variety of birds. Texas specialties such as the green jay, ringed kingfisher, and great kiskadee provide birders with unique viewing opportunities. 

The Upper, Central and Lower portions of the Trail comprise 43 separate loops. San Luis Pass is in the Bluewater Loop. Each encompasses an array of associated sites and birds.

Pink Spoonbills

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The 12 mile long beach that connects San Luis Pass and Surfside is just a short walk to the crossover behind Tuck's Landing. Perfect for a picnic, kite-flying and building castles in the sand. Our beaches list an astonishing 600 known shell species! Surfing, swimming, shelling and sunbathing are just a few of the many activities for you to enjoy.

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 Come enjoy Oktoberfest with us in October & take a scary Ghost Tour, have an unforgettable family gathering for Thanksgiving at Tuck's Landing in November, see the Festival of Lights at Moody Gardens or Dickens on The Strand and spend Christmas with us in December. Ringing in the New Year at the ocean is a great way to start the year off right! Mardi Gras! Galveston in February is hard to beat, and what better way to spend a romantic Valentine's Day than at the ocean! 

Enjoy the ocean year-round with our semi-tropical climate

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Summer isn't the only time to visit Tuck's Landing!

Tuck's Landing makes a great gift for someone special!

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Easy to find - Hard to leave!

Come from Highway 288 South or Interstate 45 South:

FROM THE WEST:

~ Take Highway 288 South to Highway 332 East. Follow 332 East over the Intracoastal Waterway into Surfside. Turn left at the light on Bluewater Highway. Follow Bluewater approximately 12 miles (if you pass Bright Light convenience store to the left you've gone too far). Look for the palm trees and  light post at the entrance to Treasure Island to the right, and turn right on Palm Drive into the neighborhood. Go straight on Palm Drive heading toward the ocean and four streets down the road you will come to Jolly Roger Drive. Turn right onto Jolly Roger Drive - we are the second house on the left.

FROM THE EAST:

~ Take I-45 South to Galveston. Exit 61st Street and follow it towards the ocean to Seawall Blvd. Turn right on Seawall Blvd and follow it to the Toll Bridge. As you reach the opposite side of the bridge, you will see Bright Light convenience store on your right. Just past that, look for the palm trees  and the light post on the left at the entrance to Treasure Island. Turn left, and go straight on Palm Drive heading toward the ocean - four streets down you will come to Jolly Roger Drive. Turn right onto Jolly Roger Drive - we are the second house on the left.