The Beach Is Coming to Austin!
Find Your Message In A Bottle, May 29–June 3
Discover What You Need On The True Texas Coast
What do you need from the Port Aransas beach? Find out when you join in on a Message In A Bottle hunt in Austin! Find us for hidden treasures and island fun. From May 29th to June 3rd, the Port Aransas truck will make its way through the Austin area and hide beachy treasures at each stop. Once you locate your treasure, you'll want to find the truck for even more fun!
Each day features a different theme with unique goodies, mocktails, giveaways, and island activities to match.
Follow along on social media @portatexas on Instagram and @VisitPortAransas on Facebook for by-the-minute updates.
Check back frequently for updates on the truck's location!
Current Truck Location: The Motel Austin, 1220 S. Congress Ave.
Truck Schedule
Wednesday, May 29
Find your SERENITY at the Austin Arboretum and in Zilker Metropolitan Park. Yoga classes will be hosted at 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. (bring your own mat).
Thursday, May 30
Embrace NATURAL WONDER at Lady Bird Lake and while bat watching on South Congress.
Friday, May 31
Discover INSPIRATION at Bee Cave while watching live artists paint and hand out original beachy sketches.
Saturday, June 1
Spend QUALITY TIME with the ones you love most at Brushy Creek.
Sunday, June 2
Go on an ADVENTURE at Lady Bird Lake while paddleboarding and kayaking.
Monday, June 3
Get a dose of VITAMIN SEA at Emma Long Metropolitan Park.
Take The Quiz
Take the quiz and find out what kind of vacation vibe floats your boat—serenity, natural wonder, inspiration, adventure, quality time, or vitamin sea.
Find What You Need in Port A
This quiz will lead you right to the custom itinerary that best fits your interests! Your next Port Aransas getaway will be your best yet.
More Island Inspiration in Austin
Heading to the Domain NORTHSIDE? Keep an eye out for this Port Aransas mural by local artist Kaleigh Glover.
Get Away to Port A
Ready to come get what you need in Port Aransas? Book your vacation to the True Texas Coast today.