Alabama Beaches
From peaceful seclusion to an adrenaline rush and a bustling nightlife, you’re sure to savor the pace on our fine, sugar-white beaches with turquoise waters.
Top Alabama
Beach Experiences
Bird-watch on Dauphin Island
Learn More about Bird-watch on Dauphin IslandShop in Fairhope
Learn More about Shop in FairhopeExplore Fort Morgan
Learn More about Explore Fort MorganEnjoy fresh Gulf seafood
Learn More about Enjoy fresh Gulf seafoodPlay on the RTJ Golf Trail
Learn More about Play on the RTJ Golf TrailDiscover the Gulf Coast Exploreum
Learn More about Discover the Gulf Coast ExploreumTour Bellingrath Gardens
Learn More about Tour Bellingrath GardensSee the USS Alabama
Learn More about See the USS AlabamaUpcoming Events & Festivals
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Oct BooLu's Gulf Shores -
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Feb - Mar Habor Lights Dinner Theater Enterprise -
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May Hangout Music Festival 2019 Gulf Shores -
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Dec Billy Claus Comes to LuLu's Gulf Shores -
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Dec Noon Year's Eve at LuLu's Gulf Shores
Gulf Shores
Enjoy turquoise waters, sugar-white beaches, Gulf State Park and Fort Morgan Historic Site and Museum.
Fairhope
Rich with moss-draped live oaks, Fairhope offers boutiques, cafes, art galleries and panoramic bay views.
Orange Beach
Discover miles of white-sand beaches, bustling night life, Adventure Island, deep-sea fishing and The Wharf.
Dauphin Island
This relaxed island is known for bird watching, historic Fort Gaines and the Dauphin Island Sea Lab.
Alabama Road Trips
Alabama Road Trip No. 5
Gulf Shores and Orange Beach: Spring Break at the Beach
Soak up the sun on Alabama's beautiful sugar-white sand beaches.
Alabama Road Trip No. 3
Mobile: A Romantic Getaway
If you're considering a romantic getaway, put Mobile at the top of your list.
Alabama Road Trip No. 16
Eastern Shore: Girlfriends Bay Getaway
Experience a girlfriends getaway on Alabama’s Eastern Shore where the charming small town of Fairhope offers boutiques, bistros, art and the highest rated Marriott spa in the world just down the road. As you cruise along Scenic Highway 98 to Fairhope, you’ll drive under canopies of oak trees draped with Spanish moss.
