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Escape to Alabama’s Beaches for a sunny fall getaway

Trade raking leaves for beachside relaxation this season at Alabama’s Beaches.

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A rotating gif featuring people on vacation at Alabama's Beaches, enjoying the white sand beaches, sunny weather, and fresh coastal restaurants of the Gulf Coast.

Fall is the perfect time to visit with fewer crowds, wide-open beaches, and Gulf waters that stay warm well into the season.

Photos courtesy of Visit Alabama’s Beaches

Fall at the beach hits differently than fall anywhere else. Alabama’s Beaches welcome you with warm Gulf waters and plenty of ways to enjoy the season.

Plan a trip to spend your days:

Psst…Fall also means fewer crowds and more time to soak in the views.

Instead of pumpkin spice overload, enjoy Gulf sunsets, fresh shrimp right off the boat, and bike rides along scenic trails.

The trip from Texas is easier than you think, with Pensacola International Airport only about an hour from the shore. This season, trade fall chores for relaxation to discover why Alabama’s Beaches are the ultimate escape.

Plan your trip today

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