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Whether you’re hooking the big one while out fishing or putting your way to a good time, Gulf Shores and Orange Beach is the perfect spot to hang out with the guys for a weekend of adrenaline-pumping fun or relaxed beach living. Take your pick, because Alabama’s white-sand beaches have it all. Experience a whole ...Read More
Plan an off-season trip to the Alabama Gulf Coast and tee off with great golf specials. If your golf clubs need dusting off, but you need to save some green, February is a great time to tee off on the Alabama Gulf Coast. Get your swings in with a weekend golf retreat. Off-season ...Read More
Join us for Gulf Shores golf. The Gulf Coast is known for its mild winters, and that’s one more reason golfers flock to the area for Gulf Shores golf. It’s always tee time on the Alabama “Golf” Coast! Toss a light jacket in your golf cart and get ready for championship-caliber golf. More ...Read More
Do you know a wildlife enthusiast? Are you a wildlife enthusiast? We have selected some stops for wildlife lovers to make along Alabama’s Coastal Connection Scenic Byway. Places To Visit for the Wildlife Enthusiast Audubon Bird Sanctuary Located on Dauphin Island, the Audubon Bird Sanctuary is the location of migrating birds, butterflies, fish, fauna, alligators, ...Read More
Pack your things and make your way to one of these great spots for an outdoor camping weekend. Alabama’s Coastal Connection Scenic Byway itinerary map will help you make the most of your trip!
Take to the byway and celebrate Family Fun Month as you explore coastal Alabama. Kid-friendly activities are easy to come by on Alabama’s Coastal Connection Scenic Byway.
Are you ready to come out and play? One of the most versatile attractions along Alabama’s Coastal Connection is Graham Creek Nature Preserve in Foley. Taking a short drive from the Foley Beach Express rewards you with more than 500 acres to explore.
October is a wonderful time to be outdoors on the Alabama Gulf Coast. Morning temperatures average in the 60s, the fall sun typically warms the days into the mid-70s, and the skies just seem a little bluer. So plan your fall trip on Alabama’s Coastal Connection Scenic Byway for an abundance of outdoor attractions to enjoy during this special time of year.
Wedding planning this year has been a challenge for the many brides looking forward to a traditional ceremony with a church full of family and friends. Some have been postponed, but others have decided to look for alternate ways to exchange vows, yet stay healthy.
As you explore Alabama's Coastal Connection National Scenic Byway, it won’t take you long to realize why there is a strong movement to protect its natural beauty, wildlife and coastal barrier strength. Coastal ecosystems are both fierce and fragile. They’re vital for wildlife, those who make their home and livelihood inland, and global environmental systems. ...Read More