Alabama, United States

Alabama is the 30th largest state in the United States of America. It is situated in the southeastern part of the lower 48 states, between Georgia and Mississippi. Alabama has a coastline on the Gulf of Mexico. While the coast is smaller than those of Florida or Mississippi, it does have a large, pristine sugar-white beach that is a popular vacation spot: Gulf Shores.

Birmingham - way down, in Alabam'- is the most populous city of the state and a nice city to spend some time. It is also a good starting point for seeing the sights around it.

Sugar Beach Condominium

Orange Beach, phone.: 1-757/868-4019, email

This fun and fanciful tropical beach condo is a wonderful 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo with a view of the gulf. Complex amenities include 4 pools (one heated in the winter and one enclosed for toddlers), a tennis court, the Sugar Shack( in season, a great place to purchase lunch or drinks for a reasonable price!), a restroom by the pool, and a big, wide beach!

Sea & Sun

, 36542 Gulf Shores, phone.: 1-800-314-9777, email

Our Sea & Sun Condominium is located within minutes of major entertainment attractions, fine restaurants & More

Polecat Place

, 35976 Guntersville, email

Get away from it all at the "Polecat Place"! Named after it's location, "Polecat Hollow", our three-unit cabin is situated on one of the largest, most beautiful lakes in America.
Polecat Place is privately owned and managed by Mark and Libby Gay and offers two separate vacation rentals.

Waterfront Vacation Rental house

2012 Wyeth Drive, 35976 Guntersville, email

This Waterfront Vacation Rental house located on beautiful Lake Guntersville has 4 bedrooms, 2 baths and over 2,500 sq feet.  The park-like setting, the private beach, boat launch and large private pier only begin to name a few of the amenities that make this property one of North Alabama's  Hidden Jewels.

Alabama vacation homes rentals

Believe it or not, Alabama has covered bridges. If you're a fan of the old wooden, one lane covered crossings, you might want to visit some of our 12 bridges still standing. Some are still in use, even!

Alabama has a rich heritage when it comes to black American's struggles for equality. The key civil rights historical locations are scattered throughout the state.