The courses were fun and the staff was nice and helpful. We have a daughter that uses a walker and…read moreshe was able to play a nine hole game which was great for her because she was exhausted after that anyway. Then me and my son played 18 holes and it was fun.

Pirate's Cove Adventure Golf was a really fun experience! The course is incredibly well designed…read morewith awesome pirate-themed decorations, waterfalls, caves, and detailed scenery that makes every hole interesting. You can tell a lot of effort went into creating the course, and it was fun for both kids and adults. The 18-hole course took us a while to finish, so we definitely felt like we got a good amount of entertainment and were tired by the end. While I do think the admission price is a little expensive, the overall experience made it worth it. The course was clean and well maintained, and I also noticed that parts of it were handicap accessible, which is a nice feature. Overall, I'd recommend Pirate's Cove if you're looking for a fun activity in the area. The price is my only reason for giving it 4 stars instead of 5.

We go to Pensacola Beach regularly, not for beach sitting so much but for the restaurants and…read moreentertainment and to watch the Blue Angels. My faves are Flounder's Chowder House and Paradise Bar & Grill. Pensacola Beach, FL has a long history with the current theory being that barrier islands were formed about 18,000 years ago when the last Ice Age ended. As the glaciers melted and receded the sea levels began to rise which flooded areas behind beach ridges. However the first bridges linking Pensacola to Gulf Breeze and Pensacola Beach opened in 1931. Before then, the only way to reach the island was by boat. As far as America is concerned some claim that Pensacola is America's oldest city, based on a discovery by researchers at the University of West Florida in Pensacola who say they proved Spanish Explorer Tristan de Luna established his Spanish colony of Pensacola in 1559. Some more interesting history is that Pensacola Beach used to called Casino Beach. That is because im 1929, the federal government sold Santa Rosa Island to Escambia County for just $10,000 and it got that nameafter The Casino Resort opened its doors in the summer of 1931. It was one of the first tourist retreats on the island and flourished from the 1930's to the 1950's. Pensacola Beach is a resort community on the Gulf Coast barrier of the island with white sandy beaches that include Opal Beach, part of Gulf Islands National Seashore. Pensacola Beach Boardwalk has shops, eateries and, nearby, the Pensacola Beach Pier stretches into the Gulf of Mexico. It's bordered to the south by the Gulf of Mexico, to the north by Santa Rosa Sound and Pensacola Bay, and to the east and west by the Gulf Islands National Seashore, and occupies nearly eight miles of the 40-mile-long Santa Rosa island. Another Pensacola Beach must-see is Fort Pickens, in the Gulf Islands National Seashore, it's one of only four forts never to be occupied by Confederate troops during the Civil War. Bottom line: With and average of 325 days of sunshine each year with crystal clear waters and miles of white sand beaches plus great recreation choices and restaurants, what not too like. Recommended!! https://pensacolabeach.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/1617344195240429/

Properties DO NOT clean the beaches of sargassum. Horrible smell and bad overall experience. Shame…read moreon them. Tourism is king and the properties give us all the big middle finger!

We had an extremely rude gate women yell at my teenage friend because we were picking up our…read morefriends and she said that we disobeyed her by letting our friends in the car and she yelled at the car in a deep voice to GET OUT OR else then ran after our car. Not expectable she fully screamed and we were being extremely respectful the whole time!

Best lazy River in Orange Beach! We love the Oasis. Where else can you have a wave pool, lazy…read moreRiver, bar and grill, hammocks, and more all in one place? Only at the Wharf's oasis