Located on Alabama’s barrier island, this public beach offers a peaceful environment with soft white sand and gentle waves. Amenities include boardwalks, picnic areas, restrooms, and outdoor showers. Entrance fee required but less crowded than Gulf Shores beaches.
The undeveloped western end of Dauphin Island offers a natural beach experience with minimal facilities. Popular for its unspoiled landscape, excellent shelling opportunities, and bird watching. Often less crowded but requires walking from public access points.
Located at the western tip of Alabama’s Gulf Coast, this beach area offers a more secluded experience near the historic Fort Morgan. Less developed than Gulf Shores with fewer amenities but features beautiful natural scenery and historical significance.
A small beach area where Little Lagoon connects to the Gulf of Mexico. Popular fishing spot with access to both the lagoon and Gulf waters. Features include a small parking area, restrooms, and a fishing bridge. Great location for watching sunsets.
A charming beach on Mobile Bay known for its scenic pier and stunning sunsets. Features include a duck pond, rose garden, fountain, pavilion, and restrooms. The water is shallow and calm, making it ideal for families with small children.
A small beach area along Mobile Bay near the historic Grand Hotel. Features calm waters and scenic views. The beach at the Grand Hotel is private for guests, but there are public access points in the area. Known for beautiful sunsets over Mobile Bay.
A small beach area at the mouth of Dog River where it meets Mobile Bay. Popular with local boaters and anglers. Limited facilities but offers a natural setting away from tourist areas. Great spot for watching marine traffic and enjoying peaceful water views.
A small beach area along Bayou St. John with calmer waters than Gulf-facing beaches. Popular for kayaking and paddleboarding with several launch points. Limited facilities but offers a quieter alternative to the busier Gulf beaches.
Bahia Honda offers the best natural beaches in the Florida Keys with crystal clear waters and fine white sand – rare for the rocky Keys. The park features two major beach areas: Sandspur Beach and Calusa Beach, with excellent swimming and snorkeling opportunities. The old Bahia Honda Rail Bridge provides a scenic backdrop and historic […]
Fort Myers Beach on Estero Island features seven miles of white sand beach with shallow, warm Gulf waters ideal for families. The beach is known for its gentle slope and calm waters, making it perfect for swimming and water activities. Times Square is the heart of the beach town with shops, restaurants, and street performers. […]