Ahoy Mateys! If you’ve ever wanted to set sail on a pirate ship, you can do it this summer. Alabama’s Orange Beach Pirate Ship lets you sail the waters of the Gulf Coast for the ultimate summer adventure. For information about this pirate ship, take a look below.
The Orange Beach Pirate Ship, which is a 65-foot-long, all-wooden boat (American Star) that resembles The Pinta from the late 1400s, is located in Hudson Marina at Skull Harbor in Orange Beach, Alabama.
The moment children board the ship, they'll enjoy defending it in a gun battle. While aboard, they'll also enjoy singing songs along with the crew, having their face painted, hearing stories about pirate attacks, and...
Currently, the Orange Beach Pirate Ship sets sail Monday-Saturday at 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Each adventure is approximately 2 hours. Ticket prices are as follows: Ages 1 & under (Lil Swabbies), free; Ages 2-12 (Cabin Kids), $29.00; Ages 13-64 (Skallywags), $33.00; Ages 65+ (Salty Dogs), $31.00. Sales tax plus a 15% tip will also be added to your total. Keep in mind, spots fill up quickly, so be sure to make your reservation as soon as possible.
For more information about the Orange Beach Pirate Ship, including other activities offered, you can view Hudson Marina's website
here and its Facebook page
here.
Have you ever sailed aboard Alabama’s Orange Beach Pirate Ship? If so, please share your experience with us in the comments.
