Private Jet Charter In Galveston, TX

Private Jet Flight To or From Galveston, TX

Our air charter service to and from Galveston and Texas give you full control over the way you fly. You can customize everything from the catering, amenities to the aircraft model to create perfect travel experience.

We offer an elite service and make the customer experience and safety of our aircraft a top priority. Unlike many of our competitors, we’re a fully ARG/US registered brokerage with a 100% safety record.

The History of Galveston

Native Americans settled on the island of Galveston long before the arrival of European explorers. The official port here was established in 1825 by the Congress of Mexico after it claimed independence from Spain, and the city went on to play a large role in the Texas Revolution when it served as a major port from the Texas Navy. 

The Weather in Galveston

Galveston has a humid, subtropical climate. Summer temperatures hover at around 90˚F, and winters are mild and pleasant, rarely getting colder than 50˚F. From July through till October, the area is prone to hurricanes, and the region has suffered significant damage in the past.  The Great Galveston Hurricane of 1900 was one of the deadliest natural disasters in US history. 

‘The Oleander City’

Galveston is a small island, so it’s possible to get to most places on foot. It’s particularly pleasant to stroll around the historic Strand District in downtown, where there are some great examples of traditional Victorian architecture. The area is the shopping and entertainment center of Galveston, and many of the original buildings have been transformed into clothing boutiques, antique stores, restaurants, and coffee shops. 

A major draw for tourists is the attractive oceanfront area, with its long stretch of golden sandy beach. The iconic Seawall Boulevard runs parallel with the ocean and features surf shops, souvenir stores, and seafood restaurants, but the crowning jewel of the promenade is the Pleasure Pier. This was once the site of the historic Electric Park theme park, opened in 1905, but has since been reinvented into a family-friendly stretch of arcade machines, carnival games, and smaller rides. 

Galveston has a wide range of high-end resorts and hotels to choose from, including the acclaimed San Luis Beachfront Resort and Spa. With a distinct Miami-luxury vibe, the resort boasts a serene cove pool with private cabanas, fine dining restaurants, and 32 acres of lush gardens.

Luxury Hotels in Galveston, TX

Take a load off and enjoy a life of lavish and luxury at one of the area’s leading hotels where you’ll be pampered from sun up till sundown.

Options Include:

• The Tremont House – a Wyndham Grand Hotel
• The San Luis Resort
• Hotel Galvez & Spa
• Moody Gardens Hotel 
• Holiday Inn Resort Galveston on the Beach

Fine Dining in Galveston, TX

Enjoy the city’s best fine dining at one of the area’s leading restaurants. From a relaxing evening out with friends or a romantic night out, there is something to suit any taste or occasion.

Options Include:

• Shearn’s Seafood and Prime Steak
• The Steakhouse
• Rudy & Paco Restaurant & Bar
• Grotto Ristorante 
• Riondo’s Ristorante
• Gaido’s 
• Galvez Bar & Grill
• Trattoria La Vigna
• Sapori
• Willie G’s Seafood & Steaks
• Vargas Cut & Catch
• Number 13

Things to Do When Visiting Galveston, TX

Explore the Moody Gardens

Easily Galveston’s most popular and exciting attraction, the Moody Gardens is a huge complex featuring a series of three large glass pyramids; the Aquarium Pyramid, the Rainforest Pyramid, and the Discovery Pyramid. The aquarium houses species from the Pacific, the Caribbean, the Great Barrier Reef, and even Antarctica, while the Rainforest Pyramid features flora and fauna from tropical regions around the globe, and the Discovery Pyramid has a selection of interactive science exhibits. 

Visit The Ocean Star Offshore Drilling Rig and Museum

Based on the massive Ocean Star oil rig, this replica drilling rig and museum has a wide range of exhibits that tell the story of oil extraction in the Gulf of Mexico and offers a fascinating perspective on the non-renewable energy business. 

Dine at Rudy & Paco

This is Galveston Island’s most exclusive and unique dining experience. The cleverly crafted menu features prime steak and locally sourced seafood, along with an extensive cocktail selection and impressive wine list.

Local Landmarks to Check Out 

Bishop’s Palace – This private residence was completed in 1893, and resembles a fairytale castle, with its turrets, towers, and stone carvings. The building is hailed as one of the most significant Victorian mansions in the United States.

The Elissa – Built in 1877, The Elissa is one of the best-preserved historical vessels in the United States. The three-masted tall ship is now docked next to the Texas Seaport Museum, which tells her fascinating story. 

Moody Mansion – Another example of impressive Victorian architecture, this unique mansion dates back to 1895 and features stained glass windows, elaborate stonework, bespoke wood carvings, and decorative tiles.

Book Your Private Jet Charter to Galveston

With its sun-drenched sandy beaches, impressive Victorian architecture, and world-class cuisine, Galveston has something for every type of traveler. This island resort city offers fun, luxury, and relaxation all in one place, and is known across the US as one of Texas’ best-loved tourist destinations. 

Reach out to us today and let our team book you the perfect private chartered jet for your next travel arrangements.