A small barrier island in Mobile Bay accessible only by boat. Features include natural beaches, maritime forest, and marshes. Undeveloped and pristine with no facilities. Popular with boaters seeking a secluded beach experience away from crowds.
A private resort beach with public access in the Fort Morgan area. Features a wide stretch of white sand and amenities for resort guests. The beach is less crowded than Gulf Shores beaches due to its location. Non-guests can access the beach but not resort facilities.
A freshwater beach within Gulf State Park, providing an alternative to saltwater beaches. Features include a designated swimming area, picnic facilities, and nearby hiking trails. Popular with families looking for calmer waters and shade from lakeside trees.
A small peninsula with beach areas on Bon Secour Bay, part of the Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge. Offers a quiet, natural setting with opportunities to observe coastal wildlife. Limited facilities but excellent for nature enthusiasts seeking solitude.
A natural area at the tip of Cedar Point with marsh and beach habitats. Popular for fishing and bird watching with views of Dauphin Island. Limited facilities and development but offers an authentic coastal environment away from commercial developments.
A small beach area in Daphne with historical significance as the reported landing site of Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto. Features include a small sandy beach, picnic areas, and beautiful sunset views over Mobile Bay. Limited facilities but peaceful setting.
A small beach park on Mobile Bay with boat launch facilities. Features include a fishing pier, picnic pavilions, playgrounds, and restrooms. The calm waters of Mobile Bay make it ideal for families with small children looking for a gentler swimming experience.
A small beach area at Boggy Point boat launch near Perdido Pass. Features include boat ramps, fishing areas, and a small sandy beach. Popular starting point for kayakers and paddleboarders exploring the back bays and Perdido Pass area.
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 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.