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Texas Sights & SaddlesFly Drive, USA

The perfect introduction to the ‘Wild West’, this fabulous itinerary visits the major Texan cities of Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin and San Antonio, each with a unique character and wealth of attractions.

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  • Texas Sights & Saddles
    Fly Drive, USA

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The perfect introduction to the ‘Wild West’, this fabulous itinerary visits the major Texan cities of Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin and San Antonio, each with a unique character and wealth of attractions. It also includes a stay at Mayan Dude Ranch in Bandera, so you can saddle up and experience life as a real Texan cowboy!

ITINERARY

Day One - Flight to Dallas

Depart the UK on your chosen scheduled flight to Dalls Fort Worth International Airport. Upon arrival, transfer independently to your hotel in downtown Dallas, conveniently located to enjoy this wonderful cosmopolitan city.

Day Two - Dallas

The ninth largest city in the United States, Dallas offers great shopping, dining and entertainment to its visitors, and is home to the Dallas Art District boasting numerous museums and galleries. We suggest a visit to the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, located at the very spot from where Lee Harvey Oswald allegedly shot John F Kennedy. The museum examines the life and death of the much loved former president. Theres also a huge amount of shopping options and some terrific restaurants covering international cuisines.

Day Three/Four - Fort Worth

It’s a short 30 minute drive today as you head towards the cowboy city of Fort Worth. Experience the wonderful art galleries in the city’s Cultural District, enjoy shopping in the 35-block Sundance Square, and immerse yourself into true cowboy culture at the Stockyards National Historic District. After buying your own Stetson and spurred boots we recommend you visit Billy Bob’s, the world’s largest honkytonk, where a live rodeo takes places every Friday and Saturday night.

Day Five - Fredericksburg

Leaving the big cities behind, you will drive west to the historic town of Fredericksburg where you will experience a very different pace of life. This beautiful town is nestled in stunning Hill Country; in the heart of the wine region, with a vibrant art and live music scene. Perhaps during your stay, you may choose to take a romantic horse-drawn carriage ride through the iconic historic district or spend the afternoon wine tasting on 290 Wine Road. We also recommend a visit to Downtown Lukenbach, which consists of just three buildings; a ramshackle tavern/general store, a blacksmith shop and an old-time dance hall – but this is also where Willie Nelson wrote a number of his songs, bringing it to fame.

Day Six/Seven/Eight - Ranching in Bandera

Today you will make the short drive to the Cowboy Capital of Texas – Bandera, where you’ll enjoy a two night stay at a traditional cowboy ranch. Wake up with a horseback ride to a cowboy cook-out breakfast, or stay at the corral where traditional meals are served. Mayan offers numerous daytime activities, and in the evening you can enjoy music and entertainment at the ranch or in nearby downtown, which has traditional-styled saloons and even a line-dancing hall. Two horseback rides are included daily, with horses suitable for beginners and intermediate riders.

Day Nine/Ten/Eleven - San Antionio

Leaving the cowboy life behind, make the short journey to San Antonio, where we’ve allowed three nights to enjoy this much-loved destination. Discover the iconic Alamo on a historic city tour, sample authentic Tex-Mex cuisine, experience the largest Mexican market north of the Rio Grande, and wander along the famous River Walk, a network of cobblestone paths that follow the river, linking charming cafés, hotels, shops, and theatres. San Antonio is a beautiful city, full of character and rich with attractions for visitors to explore.

Day Twelve/Thirteen/Fourteen - Austin

Today’s drive takes you to Austin; the state capital, renowned for its lively music scene. Country, rock ‘n’ roll, blues, jazz and Latin can be heard throughout nearly 200 music venues. By day, explore the history of Texas State at The Texas Bob Bullock Texas State Museum and take a stroll around Ladybird Lake. By night, sample barbeque and Tex-Mex culinary specialities at a wide choice of restaurants, and watch the nightly spectacle where around 750,000 bats swarm from the Congress Bridge at sunset.

Day Fifteen - Journey home

Time for some last minute attractions, before making your way to Austin International Airport, where you return your rental car and check in for your flight back to the UK.

Texas Sights & Saddles is located in Fly Drive, USA. Accommodation rating is the operators own rating and may not be the official rating. Hotel details correct at 25/02/2026

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