MENU

Island Attractions

BEACHES

Dauphin Island is known for its uncrowded white sandy beaches. Lounge for hours on the beach improving your tan or just relax while reading a book.

FORT GAINES

Established in 1821, it was the site of the famous "Battle of Mobile Bay". There are monthly events depicting different eras throughout the Fort and Dauphin Island's history.

ESTUARIUM

An educational exhibit reflective of Mobile-Tensaw River Delta, Mobile Bay, Barrier Island and the Gulf of Mexico sea life. Also has a small gift shop.

BIRD SANCTUARY

160 acres of woodlands with a fresh water lake. Walking trails give access to numerous varieties of plant life and bird species. Nationally known migration route for all manner of birds and butterflies heading to Central and South America.

INDIAN SHELL MOUND

Large shell mound built by early Native Americans to honor their deceased relatives.

ISLAND CRUISES

See Dauphin Island from the water. Take a cruise and enjoy the many beauties the Island offers. Watch Dolphins swim along with the boat, pelicans diving for their meals, or enjoy a late evening cruise and watch a beautiful sunset.

FISHING

Several opportunities are available. Fish right off the beach by the condos or go out with one our local charters. Cedar Point Pier is located at the north end of the bridge. Concession and tackle shop is available. Fort Gaines Pier is free to the public, perfect for fishing or watching ships enter or exit Mobile Bay.

Beachfront Rentals & Sales
P.O. Box 1329
1801 Bienville Blvd
Dauphin Island, AL 36528
Online Booking
Availability, Rates, and for Online Booking
Click Here