SEAS the DAY 3317 Gulf Shores Plantation

05/29/2026

Just a friendly reminder!

Before you chase the waves, check the flags. 🌊

For Beach Safety Week, we’re helping spread the word about the beach flag warning system. Those flags aren’t just decoration. They’re there to help keep everyone safe.

💛Yellow means use caution.
❤️Red means high surf or currents.
❤️❤️Double red means the water is closed.
💜Purple means dangerous marine life may be present.

Know before you go, stay safe on the sand, and we’ll have your post-beach food, drinks, and waterfront views waiting at Tacky Jacks.

Get your daily Beach Report here: https://www.gulfshores.com/beach-water-activities/beaches/beach-flag-warning-system/

05/29/2026

📸 Op!

04/30/2026

SEA TURTLE NESTING SEASON BEGINS IN MAY - Sea turtle nesting season is set to begin along the northern Gulf Coast, including Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi. The annual event brings threatened sea turtles ashore SEE MORE https://www.gulfshoresnews.com/sea-turtle-nesting-season-starts-may-1st

04/30/2026

A first-time event has been approved by the Gulf Shores City Council. The Gulf of America Jeep Fest will take place near the Hangout, at Gulf Place. The event is scheduled for September 24 - 27, 2026.

04/30/2026

The Fort Morgan Ferry is one of those experiences on the Alabama Gulf Coast that feels like part of the trip, not just a way to get somewhere. Running between Fort Morgan and Dauphin Island, it gives you a chance to ride across Mobile Bay, watch the water, spot dolphins, and take in views you can’t get from the road. For a lot of people, it’s a tradition… something you do every time you come down here.

04/30/2026

We need to try this soon!

04/06/2026

Happy Easter from Seas the Day 3317!

04/06/2026

One of the most popular events along the Alabama cost readies for the smiling crowds and festivities. The 22nd Annual Gulf Coast Hot Air Balloon Festival is returning to OWA Parks & Resort in Foley, Alabama, with a busy schedule of events.

04/06/2026

If you’re digging in the sand, fill it back in before you go. Large holes can be dangerous for sea turtles, baby birds, humans, and even our first responders during rescues.

Remember: on Alabama’s Beaches, holes should never be deeper than 12 inches. Dig smart, leave only footprints! 🐢✨