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Getting to The Beach Club

Driving Directions to The Beach Club

925 Beach Club Trail, Gulf Shores, AL - From Mobile Regional Airport: Turn left when leaving the airport onto Airport Boulevard to I-65 South. Continue on I-65 South to I-10 East, exit 44 (Gulf Shores Parkway/Highway 59 South). Drive in to Gulf Shores (approximately 29 miles), cross over the intracoastal waterway to Fort Morgan Road (Highway 180 West). The Beach Club is approximately 12 miles on the left.

925 Beach Club Trail, Gulf Shores, AL - From Pensacola Regional Airport: Drive straight out of the airport (Airport Boulevard) and go through the traffic light. Continue on Airport Boulevard until it ends at "W" Street and turn left. Go to next light at Beverly Parkway. Turn right (which turns into Michigan Avenue then Saufley Field Road) and continue to Blue Angel Parkway. Turn left and drive approximately 7.6 miles to Gulf Beach (Highway 292, which will turn into Highway 182 as you enter Alabama). Turn right and drive approximately 22.5 miles until you get to Gulf Shores Parkway (Highway 59). Turn right and drive 1.1 miles to Fort Morgan Road (Highway 180 West). Turn left and The Beach CLub is approximately 12 miles on the left.
 

Transportation - How to Get Here

By land, sea or air, traveling to Gulf Shores/Orange Beach is very convenient. Interstates 10 and 65 and U.S. Highway 98 connect to Hwy. 59 which is also known as Gulf Shores Parkway. The newly opened Foley Beach Express also brings travelers to the island. This new expressway is accessed from Hwy. 59 just north of Foley and also intersects Hwy. 98.

Major airlines serve both Pensacola, a 45-minute drive from Orange Beach and Mobile, a one-hour drive from Gulf Shores. Car rental agencies operate at both airports. Pensacola Regional Airport, 850-435-1746; Mobile Regional Airport, 251-968-6380.

Boating enthusiasts can travel the Intracoastal Waterway to the Gulf Coast. The Tennessee-Tombigbee links the Intracoastal Waterway to river ports in the midwest, while the Gulf Waterway provides an east-west link to cities as distant as Key West, Florida and Brownsville, Texas. Once here, numerous marinas cater to boaters' needs.