Alabama Holiday Lodging

About Alabama - Alabama is located in the southeastern region of the United States. Alabama is known as the 'Yellowhammer State' named after the state bird. This state is divided into four regions: Mountains, where you will find lakes, waterfalls, caverns and all kinds of outdoor activities as well as historic attractions; Metropolitan, this is where you'll find big city living in Birmingham, the Talladega Superspeedway and the best peaches in Chilton County; River Heritage, the capital city of Montgomery is located here as well as civil rights landmarks in Selma and the Gulf Coast, it's white sand beaches at Gulf Shores and Orange Beach are a popular attraction but don't forget the Old Courthouse Museum in Monroeville or Dauphin Island's Historic Fort Gaines and Fort Morgan as well as the USS Alabama in Mobile.

Where to Stay & Why - If guests are looking for a place as cozy as their home, with privacy and leisure amenities, there are several options to choose from. Rental homes are quickly becoming a favorite for travelers. Stay in a downtown condo, beachside retreat, or rent a whole home for the whole group. Experience the Owner Direct Vacation Rentals difference and book a stay with us today.

What to See & Do - As guests look for things to do in Alabama, they will always end up having the most eventful day. Alabama is one of the few locations with year-round golf courses to play, learn or teach golf. Alabama is also considered a cultural powerhouse with art at its heart and soul. The state hosts a large number of film festivals throughout the year and art galleries with distinctive art that cannot be found anywhere else in the country. Sit in through theatre performances or take gallery tours to truly appreciate the art! As guests enjoy gallery visits or quiet evenings in their vacation rentals, spend the day basking in the soft, white sands that line the cozy beaches of Alabama. Travelers can enjoy the afternoon salty breeze as the ocean waves crash and the water cools their feet. Take a step further into the ocean and go fishing in the deep sea. Summertime presents the perfect atmosphere for some recreational fishing along the gulf. There are public boat ramps where guests can dock their boats or hire one for their adventure.

Where to Eat & Drink - The streets of Alabama are laced with award-winning restaurants ranging from popular fast-food franchises to fine dining establishments. As guests walk around, they are bound to stumble upon one-of-a-kind hidden gems with delicious cuisine. Guests can find foods from all walks of life, whether they are looking for some tender barbecue, or some Italian pasta and pizza, Alabama has plenty to choose from. There are also locally brewed beers that will leave travelers looking for more. From drinks to appetizers to full-course meals and desserts, the chefs strive to give guests a whole experience.

How to Get Here & Getting Around - All major airlines have flights that will take travelers to Alabama. Near and within the state, there are international airports in Atlanta, New Orleans, and Birmingham which make the state easily accessible from within and outside the country. guests can also opt to fly to one of the two airports close to the Gulf Shores. From the airports, use a shuttle services for vacation rentals, hail a cab or rent a car for the duration of their stay for extra freedom to sightsee and drive around the state.

When to Go - Summers are considered peak season here. Visiting Alabama between March and May or September to November is the best time as it is less expensive and less crowded as compared to the busy summers.

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