According to the website of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, the boat ramp at Termini-San Luis Pass Road 12898, Galveston is a concrete ramp that is suitable for launching small to medium-sized boats. The ramp is approximately 20 feet in width, which is wide enough to accommodate two vehicles at once. The body of water that this boat ramp services is the San Luis Pass, which is a tidal channel that connects the Gulf of Mexico with Galveston Bay. The San Luis Pass is known for its strong currents, so caution is advised when boating in this area.

As for the type of watercraft that are permitted on the San Luis Pass, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department states that most types of boats are allowed, including kayaks, canoes, powerboats, and sailboats. However, the department does caution that boaters should be aware of the tidal currents and should have appropriate safety equipment on board. Additionally, the department notes that some areas of the San Luis Pass are designated as no-wake zones, so boaters should pay attention to signs and markers indicating these areas.

The information presented here is based on the latest data available from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department as of September 2021. It is always advisable to check for updates and changes to regulations before launching a boat at any ramp.