Goliad Vacations

Walk through the restored Mission Espíritu Santo, where Spanish colonial history comes alive in vibrant detail. Paddle the San Antonio River afterward for a perfect blend of Texas heritage and natural beauty.

This meticulously preserved Spanish frontier fort witnessed the pivotal Goliad Massacre during the Texas Revolution. Explore stone walls, barracks, and the still-active chapel while discovering artifacts in the museum.

This 1894 Second Empire courthouse showcases Alfred Giles' architectural brilliance with its restored clock tower and distinctive turrets. Explore during Goliad Market Days when the square fills with vendors and music.

This solemn battlefield marks where Colonel Fannin surrendered during the Texas Revolution, leading to the Goliad Massacre. Explore the granite obelisk that brings this crucial chapter of Texan independence to life.

This historic site honors General Ignacio Zaragoza, hero of the Battle of Puebla celebrated as Cinco de Mayo. Explore his reconstructed childhood home and admire the bronze statue donated by Mexico's Puebla state.

Steeped in Texas Revolution history, Fannin Plaza Park showcases a memorial and authentic cannon. Families can relax on benches while children explore Fort Fun's play structures.

This family-owned vineyard showcases a diverse selection of wines crafted from Texas grapes. Enjoy tastings on the outdoor patio overlooking the vines or bring a picnic to complement your wine flight.