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Mobile Port of Call
Located in the Gulf of Mexico at the junction of the Mobile River and Mobile Bay, the port of Mobile in Alabama is bears a striking resemblance to New Orleans. Complete with French Quarter, its very own Mardi Gras, southern charm and Creole culture, this bustling and diverse city is the 10th largest port in the United States.
Key sights include Ft. Conde Museum, the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park, Bellingrath Gardens and Museum Home and the Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center & IMAX theatre.
Cruise ships dock at the Mobile Alabama Cruise Terminal on the banks of the Mobile River. The cruise terminal has little to offer in the way of shopping or entertainment, but is currently under development.
Contact
Mobile Bay Convention & Visitors Bureau
Tel: +1 251 208 2000
Transport
Metered taxis are available at the port but can often become scarce on days of disembarkation. Shuttle services are also available but reservations are recommended. Car rental agencies such as National, Avis and Thrifty are available but offices are close to the airport.
Attractions
With so many attractions to choose from the hard part is deciding where to start. Pay a visit to the Mobile Carnival Museum or for a real treat, head to the Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center & IMAX for an informative and fun day out. Rated as one of the Top 10 golfing destinations in the world, Mobile is a great place for golfers to stretch their legs on the fairway and history buffs will love the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park, which features vessels from World War II and Desert Storm.
Restaurants
Wintzells - Great local Cajun cuisine
Quatorze - Romantic restaurant serving gourmet French cuisine
Shamrock, Rose and Thistle - British gastropub set in a charming house and garden
Best Dish
Cajun seafood
Shopping
There is not much shopping at the cruise terminal but Lower Dauphin Street in the historic District is a great place for art and antique shopping while those with a sweet tooth can stock up on decadent sweets from Tiny Diny, known for coconut cream pie.
Best Buy
Coconut Cream Pie
Excursions
Golfing
Eco-tours down the river and through the swamps for bird and alligator watching
Party it up at Mardi Gras
Wildlife spotting at the Bellingrath Gardens and Museum Home
Horseback riding trails at the Marriott's Grand Hotel Resort & Golf Club
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