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    Home » Travel » Best Things to Do in Orange Beach, Alabama

    Best Things to Do in Orange Beach, Alabama

    Published Mar 7, 2020 · Updated Mar 1, 2021 by Ginnie · 15 Comments

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    Looking for the best things to do in Orange Beach?

    This fun, informative travel guide is full of relaxing, budget friendly vacation ideas that are perfect for families, couples, and even solo travelers!

    Best things to do in Orange Beach, AL! Wondering what to do in Orange Beach, Alabama? This travel guide is full of Orange Beach vacation ideas, from restaurants to attractions to hotels / where to stay on the Gulf Coast! Lots of activities for enjoying an Orange Beach trip on a budget from finding shells on the beach to biking the Hugh S. Branyon backcountry trail to shopping at The Wharf! | Hello Little Home #orangebeach #beachvacation #thingstodoinorangebeach #visitalbeaches #mygulfstatepark

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    I have to admit that Alabama has not exactly been on my travel radar.

    Most of my time spent in this state has been on the highway. It was flat and boring and didn't exactly pique my interest in returning. I had the chance to join my husband on a recent work trip there though, and it totally changed my mind about vacationing in Alabama!

    If you're not familiar with this relaxing Gulf Coast beach destination, let me fill you in! Orange Beach is a charming, small town located on the Gulf of Mexico, right by the border of Alabama and Florida. The area is often referred to as the Emerald Coast or the Redneck Riviera ... ha!

    The beautiful white sand beach might be what draws you in, but there are so many other fun attractions, restaurants, and sights to keep you around.  There's so much to do at this family-friendly beach destination, and my two day trip was way too short ... I guess that means I need to return soon.

    Things to Do in Orange Beach

    If you're wondering what to do in this beautiful coastal town, this travel guide is for you! I've rounded the best attractions, restaurants, and places to stay.

    Ready to start exploring? Then keep reading to get ideas for planning your trip and for lots of beautiful photos to inspire you!

    Welcome sign with palm trees in the background as you enter Orange Beach Alabama.

    Hit the Beach

    Okay, obviously you're going to Orange Beach for the beach ... so let's start there!

    The beaches along the Gulf Coast are soft and sandy. It's the perfect place to spend a lazy day.

    Although the beaches are open to everyone, you'll need to access them via a public beach access point, unless you're staying in a hotel, condo, or home located directly on the beach.

    I spent most of my time at the Gulf State Park Beach Pavilion, which was near my hotel.

    Palm trees near the beach in Orange Beach, AL.

    This beach is located right off the highway. You'll see the Gulf State Park on one side of the road and the beach on the other.

    If you're walking, there's a pedestrian bridge leading to the pavilion on the opposite side of the road. Unfortunately the bridge was closed when I was there.  Thankfully, I visited during the off season and traffic wasn't too bad ... I was able to dash across the highway with no problems.

    The large, modern pavilion has everything you'll need for a day at the beach. There's a concession stand that's open seasonally, as well as vending machines and plenty of shaded picnic tables where you can enjoy your lunch.

    You'll also find air-conditioned bathrooms and showers for washing off the sand.

    Walking around the outside of Gulf State Park Beach Pavillion.

    Is there any better feeling than walking down a boardwalk to the beach?

    Just look at that white sand and deep blue water!

    A boardwalk leading down to the beach in Gulf State Park.

    It was hot and humid during my visit, so I couldn't wait to dip my toes in that water.

    The beach was a little crowded near the pavilion, but nothing too crazy. I'm sure it's much busier during summer.

    Sunbathers relaxing in the sand at Gulf State Park in Orange Beach, Alabama.

    If you want a little peace and quiet, just head west.

    I had the beach almost to myself (I think I passed three people) ... it was amazing!

    If you look closely, you can see the Gulf State Park Pier in the distance below.

    It's hard to tell it's size from the photo, but the pier is 1540 feet long and 20 feet wide. It's the second longest pier on the Gulf of Mexico and Alabama's only public pier on the Gulf.

    Footprints on the beach in Orange Beach, AL.

    I saw a TON of jellyfish on the beach. Be careful where you step!

    I'm squeamish when it comes to this kind of thing, so I have to admit that the jellyfish kind of scared me away from the water. There were plenty of people in Gulf though, so it couldn't have been that badly infested.

    Did you know that you can buy a jellyfish sting protective lotion? It may be worth stocking up before your trip and packing water shoes, too ... ha ha.

    A jellyfish in the sand in Orange Beach.

    If you head east on the beach, you'll start to see the many hotels and condos lining the shores.

    I'd imagine this stretch of beach gets very busy during the hot summer when temps hit the 90s!

    I spotted a few homes along the beach. If I won the lottery, I could definitely see myself retiring in one of those cute, colorful houses!

    Sounds like a slice of heaven, right?

    Two houses overlooking sandy Orange Beach.

    Collect Sea Shells

    Looking for shells? You'll find plenty on the beaches here!

    There were little shells everywhere I looked, and it was fun searching for interesting ones.

    If you're really serious about shell collecting in Orange Beach, the best time to find shells is at low tide and after a storm.

    A collage of shells found on the Gulf State Park beach in Orange Beach, AL.

    Catch a Beautiful Sunset + Walk the Orange Beach Boardwalk

    No trip to the beach is complete without enjoying a gorgeous sunset ... or two!

    And Florida Point is the ideal place to watch the sun set here.

    Sunset view under the Perdido Pass Bridge in Orange Beach.

    Florida Point beach is located on the east side of town. Keep an eye out for the exit just after you cross the Perdido Pass Bridge (heading toward the Florida border).

    Perdido Pass connects Cotton Bayou, Terry’s Cove, and Bayou Saint John to the Gulf of Mexico. The park here is the perfect place to watch the sun setting over the water, and there's a long boardwalk which makes getting out to the beach easy.

    You'll also find picnic tables, bathrooms, and showers ... basically, everything you could need.

    The sunset was stunning! We ended up staying much longer than originally planned, because it was just so beautiful!

    Walking the boardwalk at Gulf State Park, Florida Point, near Perdido Pass.

    I think I took approximately one million pictures.

    The light kept changing, and the colors grew more intense as the sky darkened.

    The sea oats along the boardwalk caught the light just right.

    Sea Oats at Gulf State Park near Perdido Pass from Florida Point.

    This beach wasn't too crowded, but we definitely weren't the only people there for the sunset.

    There were quite a few families getting their photos taken. Wouldn't that be the perfect vacation souvenir?

    Sunset at Perdido Pass Beach.

    I'm so glad we dragged our feet leaving, because the sunset got even more beautiful as the sun dipped lower in the sky.

    This was definitely one of my top 10 sunsets of all time, and it's at the top of my list of best things to do in Orange Beach, AL.

    It doesn't get much better ... just look at those colors!

    Sunset view of Perdido Pass from Gulf State Park in Orange Beach.

    Go Wildlife Spotting

    While you're enjoying that sunset at Florida Point, you're likely to spot some wildlife, too.

    I saw lots of little birds skittering along the beach, as well as a few larger ones.

    I'm not sure if the bird below was a heron or egret, but it was beautiful. There were a few of these large birds on the beach, and it was fun to watch them move around the water and take flight.

    Tip: if you're a more serious birder, check out the Alabama Coastal Birding Trail for more information.

    A heron or egret in the water at Perdido Pass Beach in Orange Beach, Alabama.

    Keep an eye out as you walk along the shore, and you may find some sand crabs, too.

    Can you spot the one buried in the sand below?

    Trying to catch sand crabs is a popular Orange Beach activity, especially with kids.

    A sand crab burrowing in a hole at Perdido Pass Beach.

    Get a Drink at Flora-Bama

    You can't head to this corner of Alabama without a stop at Flora-Bama!

    Flora-Bama is a Gulf Coast landmark that's been voted the #1 beach bar in the US and #14 in the world. It's kind of a cross between a dive bar and a beach shack.

    Inside Flora-Bama a must try restaurant near Orange Beach AL.

    This funky bar was built on the Florida / Alabama state line in 1964, two years after the beach front highway was constructed. At the time, the small bar and package store was pretty much the only thing in the area, but it's grown over time as the area has, too.

    Head to Flora-Bama for food, drinks, live music, and even Sunday church!

    This place is so popular that you might even spot a celeb.

    License plate art at Flora-Bama bar.

    Flora-Bama is know for their Bushwacker cocktail, so of course, we had to get a couple!

    It was delicious and refreshing (dang it's hot in Alabama!), but I'm not sure what was in it. Ha ha.

    My husband also had oysters from the Oyster Bar, and you can head across the street to Flora-Bama's Ole' River Grill or Yacht Club for more food options, too.

    It was a really unique place, and I'm sure it's even more fun on crowded summer evenings!

    A Bushwacker cocktail and oysters at Flora-Bama.

    Bike the Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail

    My second day in this wonderful beach destination was spent biking the Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail.

    This is definitely one of best things to do in Orange Beach. It was relaxing, fun, and I even got a little exercise in!

    Not bad for a lazy vacation, right?

    Renting a bike in Orange Beach, AL before riding the Hugh S Branyon Backcountry Trail.

    The first thing you'll need is a bike. I highly recommend Beach Bike Rentals, which is located right by to the Rosemary Dunes trail head (and the Hotel Indigo, if you're staying there) ... super convenient!

    I loved this place. First, the bikes are cute. You can pick a bike color and choose your basket color, too ... have to have a good looking bike, right? Ha ha!

    But seriously, the staff couldn't be more friendly or helpful. The woman I worked with went out of her way to explain how the bike worked, and she went over the trail map with me, showing me a recommended trip based on my time frame.

    She also did a mini photo session with me and my bike (at her insistence) that had some pretty hilarious results. I will be keeping most of those pictures to myself, thank you very much!

    A fun Orange Beach attraction: riding the Hugh S Branyon Trail through pine trees.

    Once you have your bike, you can hop on the trail right next door.

    The trail is mostly flat and not too taxing. It would be the perfect bike ride for a family, and I did see a few on my trip.

    You'll find seven interconnected trails to choose from on Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail.

    All told, there's more than 15 miles and six distinct ecosystems in this trail system which meanders through Orange Beach, nearby Gulf Shores, and the Gulf State Park.

    A boardwalk path on the Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail.

    If the word backcountry has you thinking this trail might not be for you, don't worry.

    All of the trails I rode were either paved or were boardwalk-style, like above. You'll be surrounded by nature, but there's no roughing it involved.

    I rode the trail during the week in the off season and had it mostly to myself. Which was really nice and peaceful.

    I stopped to take a ton of pictures along the way ... it was so beautiful!

    A river and winding through a marsh along the Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail.

    You'll find a number of places to stop and take a break during your ride, which is key because it can get hot on this trail. It is Alabama after all!

    Make sure to wear a hat (the sun will be shining directly on you) and to pack some drinks to keep you hydrated.

    There is a Nature Center where you can take a break and buy a snack or drink. You may find some vending machines if you take the trail near the campground, and there are a few bathrooms located along the trail, too.

    A covered stop on the Twin Bridges Trail, part of the Hugh S Branyon Backcountry Trail in Orange Beach.

    Riding the Twin Bridges Trail in Orange Beach.

    One of the cool things about the trail is all the different areas and ecosystems you can explore.

    Along the way you'll find a butterfly garden, freshwater marshes, and coastal hardwood swamps. You might even catch a glimpse of a bobcat on the Twin Bridges or a white tailed deer on Gulf Oak Ridge.

    Keep an eye out for alligators basking in the sun, too!

    An alligator warning sign on the Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail.

    I can read a regular map, but for some reason I always get lost when trying to figure out where I am on a trail map. Please tell me I'm not the only one!

    The Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail is pretty well marked though, so keep an out for signs if you get lost easily like me.

    Most of my two hour trip was spent riding the trails around Middle Lake and Little Lake.

    There was so much gorgeous scenery along the way. Make sure to plan a few stops on your bike ride to pause and take it all in!

    A bench overlooking a lake on the Hugh S Branyon Backcountry Trail.

    Visit the Wharf

    After that awesome bike ride, my mini vacation was almost complete. Didn't I tell you this trip was too short?

    My husband picked me up, and we headed off to The Wharf on our way out of town.

    The Wharf is an entertainment complex with little of everything: shopping, dining, events and live music, a ferris wheel, and even a hotel and marina. Stop by when you need a break from the beach or a little retail therapy.

    It was really cute and reminded me a lot of Navy Pier in Chicago. And although  it was quiet while we were there, I imagine it's busy during tourist / high season!

    We didn't stay too long, but I'd like to return on a future trip to do a little shopping and eating.

    Ferris Wheel at The Wharf, one of the best Orange Beach attractions.

    More Orange Beach Activities

    And that about wraps up my vacation ... I hope I've inspired you to start planning your own trip though! There are so many fun attractions here, and two short days isn't enough time to see everything (a long weekend or full week would be perfect).

    Regardless of the length of your stay though, you'll find many more things to do in Orange Beach:

    • Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo: Follow the pathways through this park to see over 500 exotic animals, including lions, tigers, bears, primates, leopards, wolves, and more! You'll find a reptile house, petting zoo, and aviary, too, as well as seasonal animal encounters, animal shows and keeper talks.
    • The Coastal Arts Center: This 10,000-square-foot art center features art galleries displaying local and regional artwork, and you can take a class in glass blowing, pottery, painting, and more to learn how to create your own masterpiece, too!
    • Fort Morgan Historic Site: Fort Morgan, which is located west of town, was built between 1819 and 1833. It stands guard where the Bon-Secour Bay meets the Gulf of Mexico. The fort played a significant role in the Battle of Mobile Bay in August 1864 and was used intermittently through the Spanish American War, World War I, and World War II. Stop by to enjoy the history, then relax on the beach or break out your fishing pole.
    • Gulf State Park Pier: The pier is 1540 feet long and 20 feet wide. It's the second longest pier on the Gulf of Mexico and Alabama's only public pier on the Gulf. You'll find 2448 feet of fishing space along it's rails, and there's an indoor shop where you can buy tackle and souvenirs.
    • Indian and Sea Museum: This unique museum is housed in a 1910 schoolhouse, and it features local artifacts and memorabilia relating to Native American and fishing heritage. Families of early fisherman donated the supplies and collectibles that show the challenges and achievements in the early days of the local fishing industry.
    • Shopping: You'll find everything from cheesy tourist shops to boutiques and gift shops to peruse, so bring your wallet! Here's a list of shopping centers to get you started.
    • Sporting and Outdoors: Enjoying the great outdoors is one of the best activities you'll find here. During your visit, you can do everything from deep sea fishing to golfing to stand up paddle boarding, parasailing, birding, sea conservation programs, and more. You'll find many rental opportunities. Get started here.
    • Waterville USA: Need to entertain the kids? Take them to Waterville USA, a 20 acre water park located ¼ miles from the beach in nearby Gulf Shores. Your family will spend the day enjoying everything from water slides to a wooden roller coaster!

    Looking for more things to do in Alabama? Take a break from the beach to discover the state's history and natural resources. This U.S. National Parks List covers all of Alabama's parks!

    The Wharf in Orange Beach.

    Giant fish sculptures at The Wharf.

    Where to Eat

    Are you looking for the best restaurants to enjoy on your vacation? Here are a few places to try during your visit:

    Flora-Bama

    This unique dive bar / beach shack is a huge, rambling place that's a must see. Make sure to try a Bushwacker and grab a bite to eat in one of their three restaurants!

    The Gulf

    A super popular place housed in a rehabbed shipping container. The menu is not especially vegetarian friendly, but my husband ate here and really enjoyed it.

    Hush Puppies, Deviled Eggs, Tomato Pie, and Grillades at Luna's, an Orange Beach restaurant.

    Dinner at Luna's.

    Luna's Eat and Drink

    Luna's is a really popular place. We got there pretty late and still had to wait, but it was worth it!

    If you can only eat one place in town, make it Luna's. Everything we had was amazing, and the Southern influenced menu had plenty of choices for vegetarians like me and meat eaters like my husband. My favorite thing though was the tomato pie (though the hush puppies and deviled eggs were delish, too). Our server said it was the best thing on the menu, and she was right! Joel loved his grillades and grits, too.

    They pretty much had to roll us out of there, and I can't wait to head back one day (I hear they have a great happy hour). So delish and the perfect end to the first day of my trip!

    The Southern Grind Coffee House

    You'll find locations of this charming coffee house at The Wharf and in the Hotel Indigo. I visited the one in our hotel a couple times, and it was so cute and beachy!

    The Southern Grind is part coffee shop/restaurant and part gift shop. You'll have tons of fun browsing around while waiting for your food ... especially if you have a beach house to decorate!

    I had the spinach and mushroom scramble and an iced coffee. Both were delicious, and it was the perfect way to start my day! And I actually returned the next day for a salad, which was super tasty, too.

    The inside of the Southern Grind Coffee House in Orange Beach, Alabama.

    Where to Stay

    After a long late afternoon drive from New Orleans, we arrived in town pretty late. It was dark, and the only thing I wanted to was check into our hotel, order room service, and put my feet up!

    Hotels

    We stayed at the Hotel Indigo (one of my fave hotel chains), and I absolutely loved our suite. I'd describe the decor as fun and beachy, yet totally modern. And with its separate living room and bedroom, it was super spacious, too.

    The best part of this room though was the balcony with it's gorgeous view of Gulf State Park and the Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail! On the other side of this hotel you'll get beach views, so it's hard to go wrong.

    The Hotel Indigo is located on the far west side of the city, and there's a free beach shuttle. It's a little quieter on this end of town, which I liked. But it was still very convenient to everything I wanted to do.

    Suite inside the Hotel Indigo in Orange Beach, Alabama.

    Of course, the Hotel Indigo isn't the only place to stay. This touristy beach town has lots of options!

    • Best Western Premier / The Tides - This hotel gets great reviews and sits right on the beach.
    • Doubletree / Island House - Relax under a beach umbrella or in your room overlooking the ocean at this beautiful hotel.
    • Holiday Inn Express - Another great option that's right on the beach. Includes free breakfast.
    • Find lots more options here, including resorts, condos, and more!

    Vacation Rentals

    Are you searching for a more homey place to hang your hat for a few days? Then, I'd recommend checking out an Airbnb instead ... there are tons of great condos and homes for rent in Orange Beach.

    Best things to do in Orange Beach, AL! Wondering what to do in Orange Beach, Alabama? This travel guide is full of Orange Beach vacation ideas, from restaurants to attractions to hotels / where to stay on the Gulf Coast! Lots of activities for enjoying an Orange Beach trip on a budget from finding shells on the beach to biking the Hugh S. Branyon backcountry trail to shopping at The Wharf! | Hello Little Home #orangebeach #beachvacation #thingstodoinorangebeach #visitalbeaches #mygulfstatepark

    Have you ever visited this beautiful beach town? What were your favorite things to do there?

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    Joanne
    3 years ago

    That does look like a fun area to vacation; I mean I knew Alabama was on the Gulf coast but for some reason I never really thought of it as having beaches!.. or not beaches I would want to make a vacation destination but your photos are very inviting.

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    3 years ago
    Reply to  Joanne

    Hi, Joanne! I never really considered Alabama a beach destination either ... until I went (ha). The beach really is beautiful there though, and the chill atmosphere is very inviting.

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    Jonathon
    3 years ago

    You forgot Doc’s seafood as a place to eat. There is Brett and Robinson’s for Condos and Beaches RV Park where if you are on a budget and wanting to stay somewhere for extended period. Then it’s worth looking into especially since that park is maybe a mile from the beach. Also for off season there is Mardi Gras (relax it’s clean and you can take the kids at this one) Also during off season there is another thing you forgot that will be over your head literally The U.S. Navy’s Blue Angels!!!! They practice near the beach which is… Read more »

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    Ginnie
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Jonathon

    Thanks for sharing all the awesome tips, Jonathon! I would love to return during Mardi Gras one day ... that sounds super fun!

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    Valerie
    3 years ago

    So helpful. Thank you. Looking forward to our visit.

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    Ginnie
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Valerie

    Thanks, Valerie! I hope you have a wonderful trip! 🙂

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    Christa
    3 years ago

    I enjoyed your blog! We are heading to the Gulf on May 11th and I can't wait. I was wondering what kind of camera you use? I hope to get as many "million" amazing photographs as what you did. We are already booked for the bikes on the trails and I hope I can take my camera along if I have that great basket like you did! We are also going Kayaking in the Cotton Bayou and I am told that there are dolphins that swim around your kayaks! I already know we wont have enough time to get it… Read more »

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    Ginnie
    3 years ago
    Reply to  Christa

    Hi, Christa! I'm so glad you enjoyed the post and found it helpful! I absolutely love this area and know you'll have a great time ... I'm pining to go back myself. 🙂 As far as the photos, I used my iPhone for these pics, then edited everything with Lightroom / Picmonkey (the editing makes a huge difference). I do have a Nikon D5300 that I love and would highly recommend if you're looking for a DSLR (I got it at B&H, but I've seen it on Amazon, too). I use that camera for all my food, decor, etc. pics… Read more »

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    beachcatcher
    4 years ago

    last year, I kid you not, I went through every single beach in Alabama possible (my job is connected with beach resorts) and Orange Beach was one of the most welcoming places I've been to. The people, the food, the Southern spirit – yall need to experience all of that to truly understand. Some properties were amazing, too. The beaches were great. As good (well, almost) as the ones in Florida. This guide is on-point, it's a shame I haven't stumbled upon it earlier.

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    Ginnie
    4 years ago
    Reply to  beachcatcher

    That sounds like an amazing job ... I have to admit I'm jealous! So glad you enjoyed the guide, Orange Beach truly is an amazing place!

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    Mother of 3
    5 years ago

    Sounds like a wonderful getaway! I don't think I would have thought of Alabama for a beach getaway either but it sure looks relaxing.

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    Ginnie
    5 years ago
    Reply to  Mother of 3

    Yes, definitely not on my radar until my visit, but it was so fun! I'd love to return and spend a little more time there 🙂

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    TANIA C
    4 years ago
    Reply to  Mother of 3

    Yes went there just past summer with family. Rented a huge condo for a great deal at Phoenix west...worth every penny, family friendly pool indoor/Outdoor lazy river small quaint town with lots of character, safe waves, CLEAN SANDS, U wont be disapointed.

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    Ginnie
    4 years ago
    Reply to  TANIA C

    Orange Beach would definitely be the perfect place for a condo rental, especially when traveling with family! I'm so glad you had a good time there ... I can't wait to go back one day 🙂

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    HEIDI BOMMARITOygWuF
    3 years ago
    Reply to  TANIA C

    Phoenix West? Good rate? I will try to find.

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