Rates (in US DOLLARS) CONDO 1235
Oct 29- March 9 2012------$99/night----$495/week (4th & 7th night free)
March 10-May 18----------$145/night-----$725/week (5th & 7th night free)
May 19-Jun 08-------------$165/night------$975/week (7th night free)
June 09-Aug 10--------- --$180/night------$1080/week (7th night free)
Aug 11-Sept 07------------$135/night------$740/week (7th night free + $50.00 Off)
Sept 08-Oct 26-------------$115/night------$575/week (4th & 7th night free)
Oct 27-March 08 2013------$99/night--------$495/week (4th & 7th night free)
Plus Cleaning Fee $85.00
All rates subject to 8.5% lodging tax
Credit cards add 4%
A refundable $200 damage deposit--also serves as your reservation deposit.
Nov-March 14 Snowbird rates per month please call for more info. 256-390-9858
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
BEACH FLAG SYSTEM
Knowing and understanding the meaning of the Flag warning system is very important. See information below, Scroll down!
ALWAYS check and heed the Flag System Warnings. This system is in place for your safety. Please observe and obey the Flag System. Absence of the flag does not constitute safe swimming conditions!
Play it Safe
The beaches within Orange Beach, Gulf Shores and Gulf State Park have adopted the following flag system to alert beachgoers of surf conditions. Flags are posted at all public beach areas and conditions are monitored throughout each day. Please remember that the absence of red flags does not assure safe conditions. On Gulf Shores city beaches, it is illegal to enter the water when the double red flag is being flown.
 | Water Closed to Public | |  | High Hazard (High Surf and/or Strong Currents) |
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 | Medium Hazard (Moderate Surf and/or Currents) |  | Low Hazard (Calm Conditions, Exercise Caution) |
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| | |  | Dangerous Marine Life |
HOW TO SURVIVE RIP CURRENTS
• Know how to swim
• Always swim at guarded beaches
• Remain calm.
• Swim out of the current by swimming parallel to shore until you break through
• Float if you cannot swim out of the current
• Use a flotation device if you attempt to rescue someone.
| | Water Closed to Public | | | High Hazard (High Surf and/or Strong Currents) |
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| | Medium Hazard (Moderate Surf and/or Currents) | | Low Hazard (Calm Conditions, Exercise Caution) |
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| | | | Dangerous Marine Life |