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Come along on a brief relaxing voyage departing from the Bartram Landing at Five Rivers Delta Resource Center as we experience nature's splendor and be back in time to grab a seafood dinner on the Causeway!
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Join us for an evening adventure into some of the secluded reaches of the lower Delta as we look for alligators and other nocturnal Delta wildlife.
Experience a unique look at beautiful Mobile Bay and the scenic Eastern Shore on this relaxing voyage past the charming towns of Spanish Fort, Daphne, Montrose, and Fairhope and down to the historic Middle Bay Lighthouse. Catch a glimpse of venerable Point Clear, Gaillard Island, and amazing local wildlife including on occasion alligators and dolphins!
This 90-minute excursion into the wild and scenic Mobile-Tensaw Delta--known as the "American Amazon,"--introduces visitors and residents alike to a truly astounding natural habitat. This cruise departs from the Bartram dock at Five Rivers Delta Resource Center.
Join us as a local Search and Rescue team presents “Lost-In-The-Woods”. What do I do and how do Search Dogs find you--a special instruction program for kids!
Get a rare view of Mobile's historic and busy waterfront and catch a stunning sunset at the head of the bay!
Learn all about some of the most famous winged residents of the Delta on this two-hour journey through one of the richest bird habitats in the nation.
Take in a beautiful Mobile Bay sunset and a relaxing cruise on the waters of the lower Mobile-Tensaw Delta combined with a buffet dinner at the Original Oyster House!
These 90-minute excursions into the wild and scenic Mobile-Tensaw Delta--known as the "American Amazon,"--introduce visitors and residents alike to a truly astounding natural habitat. Cruises depart from the Bartram Landing at Five Rivers Delta Resource Center.
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This cruise winds through the scenic delta and down the historic Mobile River for a relaxing voyage through the Port of Mobile.
The last known ship to bring African slaves into America, the Clotilda, rests in the waters of the Mobile River north of the city. This guided excursion tells the story of that fateful voyage and the people aboard.
Mobile Bay is one of the most diverse maritime habitats in the nation. Join us on a journey into its waters guided by staff from the Daupin Island Sea Lab as we learn about this rich natural habitat and keep an eye out for dolphins.
This special one-hour sunset cruise is offered in conjunction with Five Rivers Delta Resource Center.
Cruise with us to a man-made island in the bay which has become a bird sanctuary.
These 90-minute excursions into the wild and scenic lower reaches of the Mobile-Tensaw Delta introduce guests to a truly astounding natural habitat.
Join us for a trip up the storied Tensaw River to discover the site where the famed “Ghost Fleet”—a naval reserve fleet of hundreds of vessels kept in readiness for service in the decades after WWII—were once moored.
The park welcomes the Auburn University Raptor Center for two special educational programs showcasing its resident raptor ambassadors.
Get a once-in-a-lifetime close-up waterside view of the venerable SS United States on this journey through the busy Port of Mobile! Several dates are sold out--dates in green on the booking calendar still have availability.
Historic Blakeley State Park and the Southland Jeepers present the "Jeep Invasion"! Events include a Jeep Show, Poker Run, and other events.
A partnership with the Dauphin Island Sea Lab and the Manatee Sighting Network, this cruise explores the habitat within reaches of the middle and lower Delta where rare sightings of manatees have been documented.
Join us aboard the Delta Explorer for a unique voyage of exploration into the remote upper reaches of the scenic Mobile-Tensaw Delta.
Join esteemed martime historian John Sledge for a memorable visit to the legenday SS United States while it is temporarily docked in Mobile's harbor.
Held in conjunction with the Reenactment of the Battle of Fort Mims, this relaxing early evening voyage explores the scenic Alabama River.
Held in conjunction with the Reenactment of the Battle of Fort Mims, this special one-hour excursion showcases several sites associated with the story of the Fort Mims area, including homesteads, ferry crossings, and the Old Federal Road.
This narrated journey into area history provides a detailed overview of the Alabama River region during the early 1800s and its role in the Creek War.
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