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 pristine natural beach within a wildlife refuge protecting endangered species. Features undeveloped coastline, maritime forests, and diverse habitats. Accessible via hiking trails including the popular Jeff Friend Trail and Pine Beach Trail. Limited facilities.
A small island in Perdido Bay accessible only by boat, known for its abundant bird life. Protected area where visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and observing wildlife. Shallow waters surround the island, making it popular for wading and relaxing.
Playalinda Beach is part of Canaveral National Seashore, featuring 24 miles of undeveloped Atlantic shoreline. The beach is known for excellent surfing conditions and as a prime viewing location for rocket launches from nearby Kennedy Space Center. The protected status means the beach remains natural and pristine with abundant wildlife including sea turtles and migratory […]
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.
The main public beach in Gulf Shores features pristine white sand and emerald waters. Amenities include restrooms, outdoor showers, picnic areas, and wheelchair-accessible boardwalks. Popular with families and one of Alabama’s most visited beaches.
A unique beach area on Arnica Bay with the famous Pirates Cove restaurant and bar. Popular boating destination with a small beach area. Known for its casual atmosphere, burgers, and “Bushwackers” (signature drink). Beach is accessible by land or water.
Known for its sugar-white sand beaches and clear turquoise waters, Orange Beach offers numerous water activities and is less crowded than Gulf Shores. Features multiple access points, restaurants nearby, and excellent facilities including restrooms and outdoor showers.
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.
A popular beach access point with a large parking lot, restrooms, and outdoor showers. The beach offers beautiful white sand and clear waters. Convenient location with restaurants and shops nearby, making it ideal for day trips.