We are proud to announce that the Double Red Flags have been taken down at Orange Beach!
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey announced on 4/28 that the beaches in her state would re-open on April 30 at 5pm. The beaches had been closed since Friday, March 20 as a protective measure against COVID-19.
We want to say thank you for booking your getaway with us. We do not take lightly the trust you have given us in preparing your vacation to be worry free. Our team at Beach Getaways want you to enjoy your time away. Below is a list of our additional cleaning and health check …
Alabama beaches could reopen soon! That is, if the state government agrees with recommendations submitted by local Gulf Shores officials. The Alabama beaches have been closed to the public since March 19, due to social distancing guidelines amid the outbreak of COVID-19.
Now, as the state plans for the state to restart the economy, Gulf Shores Mayor Robert Craft and the City Council sent recommendations to Alabama Governor Kay Ivey. These recommendations include:
April 28, 2020
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Like so many of you, we have spent the last several days and weeks learning about the coronavirus (COVID-19) and how it is impacting the world around us. For those of us here at Beach Getaways that means understanding how it affects our employees, guests, homeowners and community, and then making the necessary adjustments to our work and operations.
We have one simple objective that guides us: keeping our guests, homeowners and our staff and contractors safe. This has been at the center of our conversations. With that in mind, we have made several moves in our business in response to the potential threats associated with the coronavirus.
We are actively following the CDC guidelines and recommendations on the steps that can be taken to help prevent the spread of the virus. We have shared specific instructions with our staff, contractors and housekeeping teams on the importance of washing their hands and staying home if they feel sick. Per CDC recommendations, we will ask employees who have traveled to such locations or have been exposed to others who have traveled to such locations to self-quarantine for 14 days.
Spring Break in Orange Beach, Alabama is always fun… but if you want to try some off-the-beaten-path activities with your family, here are FIVE ideas for something a little different:
There is something magical about a holiday vacation at the beach. The normal stress of the holidays just melts away as you gaze at the waves and enjoy the company of your loved ones. And, gathering your family together on the Gulf Coast is an easy way to make that happen! Our rates are lower, there is still plenty to do in the off season, and you can enjoy smaller crowds.
