The Gulf Shores/Orange Beach/Fort Morgan area has sustained significant damage from Hurricane Sally and will remain closed to visitors for at least ten days (through Saturday, September 26).
All beaches remain closed. A curfew remains in place for all of Baldwin County each evening from 7:00 PM to 6:00 AM until further notice. For questions regarding your reservation at Martinique, please call us at 888-534-3522.
Fall is a great time to travel to Gulf Shores because of the weather, fewer crowds, great festivals, and beautiful nature. If you need a beach escape when the weather starts to get cold across the rest of the country, Gulf Shores is the place...Read more
If you’re planning a beach getaway this summer, the Alabama Gulf Coast is an idyllic destination for pristine beaches and abundant nature. This region is home to Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge, Gulf State Park , Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail , and more. The...Read more
A beach vacation is a perfect excuse to unwind and relish in the precious time you have with the ones you love most. Plan a Gulf Shores family vacation to the beaches of Alabama.Read more
Looking for things to do in Gulf Shores on a rainy day? We’ve put together some of our frequent recommendations for guests who are looking for local things to do when the weather doesn’t cooperate. There seems to always be that one rainy day while...Read more
Kickoff summer the right way and spend your Memorial Day Weekend in Gulf Shores! There are many things to do and special events to enjoy during the first official weekend of the summer season. Attend the local events, relax on the beach, check out the...Read more
We will continue to make updates to this page as local sources provide new information regarding policies and procedures related to COVID-19. Check back regularly for the latest news. Updated 8/28/20 As of August 27, Gov. Ivey extended the current "Safer at Home" order, which...Read more
Martinique on the Gulf is calling your name. Nestled alongside the Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge on the Fort Morgan Peninsula, Martinique is a pristine beach resort community offering 600 feet of secluded beachfront.Read more
Birding is one of the most popular pastimes along the Alabama Gulf Coast, and you can see a wide variety of bird species all throughout the year. One of the best places to view local and migratory birds is the Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge,...Read more
