Chillax On The Beach

06/05/2026

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Jubilees are incredibly rare, occurring in only two places on Earth: Mobile Bay, Alabama, and Tokyo Bay, Japan.

A Mobile Bay Jubilee is a rare natural phenomenon where thousands of bottom-dwelling sea creatures—including crabs, shrimp, flounder, and eels—swarm the shallow shores of Alabama's Mobile Bay. It occurs in the summer due to specific weather conditions and low dissolved oxygen levels, prompting locals to gather on the beach to easily hand-scoop the seafood.

06/03/2026

DEADLY DESTINATION WEDDING, filmed in Gulf Shores, Alabama, will premiere on the Lifetime Movie Network, on June 12th!

Another fun one to cast, and everybody was amazing!

Check it out on LMN, June 12th!

06/03/2026

06/03/2026

Book your flight now!

05/31/2026

05/23/2026

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Did you know 70 years ago this is what Orange Beach looked like?

Long before the high-rise condos, packed traffic, and crowded beaches, Orange Beach was mostly quiet sand dunes, scattered beach houses, and long empty stretches of Alabama coastline. Old photos like this are hard to believe today. What’s now one of the busiest beach destinations on the Gulf Coast used to feel completely remote and untouched.

People came here for peace, fishing, sunsets, and simple family vacations — not giant resorts and crowds. A lot of longtime locals still remember when you could drive for miles and barely see another building on the shoreline.

Even though Orange Beach has changed tremendously over the decades, these old images remind people where it all started and why so many fell in love with Alabama’s coast in the first place.