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Gulf Shores 12th Street Public Access
This location has beach access, temporary restroom and showers. No parking. Before you break for the beach, familiarize yourself with...
Bear Point Harbor, LLC
Bear Point Harbor offers a dock store, 24-hour ice machine pay at the pump fuel, bait, permanent/transient slips, laundry, showers...
Cotton Bayou Boat Launch
The Cotton Bayou public boat ramp is on the northside of Perdido Beach Blvd., about a quarter-mile east of Alabama...
Down Under Dive Shop
Discover high-quality snorkeling equipment for sale or rent, thrilling beach dives and local charter excursions, as well as PADI-certified dive...
Fort Morgan Marina
Fort Morgan Marina provides a dock store, dry storage, transient, permanent and wet slips and private charters. Tacky Jacks 2...
Orange Beach Marina Inc.
Orange Beach Marina provides a protected harbor with covered and transient dockage. We offer a full-service yard, laundry center, charter...
Romar Marina
Romar Marina offers dry storage, wet slips, permanent and temporary storage, a dock store, fuel dock, repairs and service. Known...
SanRoc Cay Marina
Everything you need and more is right here at SanRoc Cay with unique courtyard events, shopping, dining, pampering, deep-sea fishing...
Safe Harbor Sportsman Marina
We offer permanent wet slips, dry storage, diesel and gas, pump out, a dock store, laundry, shower facilities and fish...
Ike's Beach Service
Ike’s Beach Service is Alabama’s best in beach recreation with over 40 years in the industry! Our rental services include...
Perdido Beach Service
Perdido Beach Services offers folding chairs and umbrella rentals. Our water sports rentals include kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, and surfboards.
Hudson Marina
$69 Deep Sea Fishing Charter party boat fishing in Orange Beach, Alabama is without a doubt the most affordable way...
Paddled By-You
We are open M - Sat. from 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. and closed on Sun. In addition to standard...
Rig 3 Adventures
Captain William “T-Bo” McCartney, III, is a fifth-issued 100T Master licensed captain with the U.S. Coast Guard and 23 years’...
Endless Possibilities
Some paddlers love the challenge of kayaking in open water, others prefer the quiet of inland waterways. You can have it both ways with Orange Beach and Gulf Shores kayaking, with launches from the Bon Secour River and along the back bays of Orange Beach and Gulf Shores’ Little Lagoon.
Parasailing combines boating and flying all rolled into one. Wearing a parasail, you’re pulled along by boat until you reach an altitude of about 800 feet. Then you coast over all the beach action, taking in the spectacular scenery of Gulf Shores and Orange Beach. Coming down is a breeze as well. The captain slows the boat until you gently float back onto the boat. No stress included when you go parasailing in Orange Beach and Gulf Shores!
Riding a Jet Ski puts you in charge of a motorized water vehicle. Seat one or two passengers and zoom across the waves, creating a cool wake behind you. Those with the need for speed can go full throttle, or slow it down to look for dolphins on a Jet Ski tour.
Gulf Shores and Orange Beach are major capitals of Gulf Coast diving and spotting old wrecks. The waters of coastal Alabama are home to dozens of artificial reefs created by intentionally scuttled ships, tugs, barges and tanks. Not certified? No problem! Local scuba shops offer instruction and can get you certified in no time.
You’ll find boats of every size and style sailing through the waves with Orange Beach and Gulf Shores boat rentals available at local marinas. Families and friends can opt for double-decker pontoon boats (some come with slides) or party boats built for fun and relaxation as groups head out toward the horizon together. Explore the uninhabited gems of Robinson and Bird Islands only accesibile by boat.
Surfing and Boarding
There are beach equipment rentals aplenty for those who want to hang 10 in the Gulf or skim the waves on a boogie board. The popular Stand-Up Paddling (SUP) is huge here as well, with folks heading out on Gulf waters or propelling themselves across tranquil inland waterways to enjoy some sightseeing as they glide along. Then there’s the madness of banana boating. A group of six is pulled behind a motorized boat on a large inflatable cat-style “double banana.” Hold on tight!