mobile bay

We decided to go down to Mardi Gras last weekend and we saw so many beautiful sites. It's amazing how beautiful the sites are around the bay. I encourage you to stop and take in these amazing sites if you are down around Mobile.

The upper part of the bay in the delta offers an abundance of wild life which can be seen in a few different ways. Great duck hunting and fishing while in season. Some people don't have a clue what they are looking at and what a great asset it bay is.

One of the loveliest sites is Mobile Bay at sun set or sun rise. Both can be equally breathe taking. But the benefit to the area far out weights the visions it provides. It provides food to eat, a means of moving goods throughout the US and the world, and a nesting ground for birds and fish. We are so fortunate to live so close to the Gulf of Mexico and Mobile Bay is just a small part in such a large picture.

dirty beaches, dirty water, industrial and poor. Why did we ever waste our time in this backward hole in the brown sand?

We viewed various parts of the bay from bridges and causeways. Was rainy and cloudy though and couldn't see very far. It was one of the larger bays I have ever viewed but other than that I saw nothing special about it. Saw some form the ferry from Dauphin Island to Ft. Morgan as well. Might be interesting to kayak the bay in better weather

The USS Alabama is located on the Mobile Bay so I liked that so I like this. Like everything else like always

We took a Five Rivers cruise of the Delta. It was great. Saw alligators (babies and one 10") and osprey. The guide was fun and the price was very reasonable. The Delta is fascinating. There is lots to see and the views are relaxing and interesting. Bring the kids!

Beautiful scenery, breathtaking sunset. Wish we were there in the summer to be in the water a bit, but went during the winter. Will have to go back again in the future and have more seafood on the causeway.

Being that I am a product of the deep south, I relaxed and just let the graciousness of the city of Mobile envelop me in its aura. The people of the Mobile Bay Area made our USS TRITON Reunion Group feel respected and honored during our visit.

Cops were horrible and wanted to be the star if the shows. Seemed as though that they have the ability to arrest anyone, breaking a law or not. I was sober and a alcohol was served and people buying and enjoying were randomly arrested. Horrible, could not enjoy the entertainment for people being arrested for nothing. Won't go again.

We took our boat and traveled out on Mobile Bay. We saw lots of sights and the homes on the water are so gorgeous. We rented a boat slip at the Grand Hotel Marina and each day we would go for a ride in the bay.

Be sure to drive around the mobile bay area to feel the unique feel of Alabama nature. It's beautiful even in winter

It not only beautiful to see, we had a great lunch at a bayside park, but it is incredibly to take one of the tours and go out on the water

Mobile bay was once one if the most productive and beautiful bays in America. She actually had 10-15 foot visibility because the monster oyster reefs filtered the silty brown water so efficiently. Those days are long gone but it is still a great bay for fishing sailing and sight seeing . The water is brown as the silt and flow from all the rivers flows into the bay. If you want blue water u need to go to Pensacola or destin

Best way to see Dauphin Island is by canoe I do believe. We spent a week here and set out just about everyday for a trek in the canoe. Beautiful and smooth water, landscapes that are breathtaking, and tons of aquatic life to see. My husband grumbled at first about bring our canoe from North Carolina but after one outing he deemed it well worth it.