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    4.0 (4 reviews)

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    Perdido Queen Riverboat & Dinner Cruise

    Perdido Queen Riverboat & Dinner Cruise

    3.6(40 reviews)
    7.8 mi

    We were close enough to make it here to have a cruise. I was excited that the cruise provided us…read morethe closest view of the SS United States. Being able to get this close before it became the world's largest artificial reef was the highlight of the cruise. Friendly staff and a full bar with snacks only enhanced our trip. Kinda difficult to navigate getting back to the highway, but don't let that deter you from enjoying an hour on the river

    I gave two stars because the crew working the boat were absolutely awesome, friendly and very…read moreattentive. I didn't expect much from the food as it comes from off site, while being dry and overcooked, it was presented very well. I paid extra for us to be upstairs. It was very disappointing. The boat is completely enclosed making it feel very confined. There was a band that played so loudly conversation, even across the table became labored. The cruise in Mobile Bay was fascinating seeing all the container ships. I would have much preferred commentary on what we were seeing during dinner and music later, maybe after dinner. When the band took a break and the prerecorded music was playing, it was much more enjoyable. We went outside a few times just to get away from the blaring drummer and finally ended up sitting downstairs until the cruise was over as it was more quiet. Sadly we ended up playing with our phones a good part of the time as conversation was difficult and it was just very boring. But again, the crew did a yeoman's job of making everyone feel welcome.

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    Perdido Queen Riverboat & Dinner Cruise - Shrimp skewers, rice, green beans, a roll, and chicken w a sauce

    Shrimp skewers, rice, green beans, a roll, and chicken w a sauce

    Perdido Queen Riverboat & Dinner Cruise - Cheers to chapter 56!

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    Cheers to chapter 56!

    Swift-Coles Historic Home - Exterior of home

    Swift-Coles Historic Home

    5.0(4 reviews)
    32.3 mi

    A family home built in 1882 by a local fisherman on the Bon Secour river. A beautiful estate well…read morekept throughout the years. Offering tours for $5 or come in to look around. Now available as a wedding venue as well. With various rooms being used as a Bridal and Groom suite. A large outdoor backyard with a pavilion in construction. This place is gorgeous, offering a glimpse at old life in the south. Improvements are constantly being made to keep the legacy of the Swift-Cole family living on.

    Swift-Coles Historic Home, in Bon Secour, AL, initial construction was in1882, is a 6000 sq ft…read morestunning old home with 3500 sq ft of porches with swings and fans, love it. It's filled with beautiful period antiques, some which are familiar to me from my granny's home, that immediately transported me back my childhood. The grounds are beautiful with large Magnolia trees and 120 yr old Live Oak trees with Spanish moss everywhere and there's Azaleas, Hydrangeas and a variety of other plants and shrubs. The grounds all around are meticulously maintained giving the property vibrant look and appeal. Originally it was the home of Charles and Susan Swift and their 11 children, it was purchased in 1976 by Nik Coles. Before his death in 2007, he bequeathed the home to the Baldwin County Historic Development Commission. In 2009 the home was opened to the public and is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A debt of gratitude is owed to Mr. Nik Coles for his contributions in saving one of the most colorful and outstanding examples of the turn of the century Gulf Coast architecture in our community. The Swift-Coles Historic Home is now open to the public for summer tours. The guided tours leads visitors through the 16 room historic tidewater mansion and grounds to experience how life along the Bon Secour River would have been nearly 100 years ago. There's lots of legends and lore about this place being haunted, many about the deceased displeasure with the renovations. I have been here several times and the last was recently with #1 son and my neighbor Claudine for a late night paranormal investigation with Panhandle Paranormal Group. It indeed was very cool! For more information about tours and current events call (251) 949-5550 or visit their Facebook page at: https://facebook.com/Swift-Coles-Historic-Home-544364585730248/ Bottom line: A lovely piece of history, it's not Mount Vernon but it's lovely.

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    Swift-Coles Historic Home - Just had a lovely high tea with my sweetheart!! 2/13/26

    Just had a lovely high tea with my sweetheart!! 2/13/26

    Swift-Coles Historic Home - Murder mystery night, great!!

    Murder mystery night, great!!

    Swift-Coles Historic Home - View front patio

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    View front patio

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