The Gulf from the front porch. The pool out back.
★ 5.00 · 3 reviews · Gulf Shores, Alabama
★ 5.00 · 3 reviews · Gulf Shores, Alabama
Sea Haven · Gulf Shores, Alabama
Sea Haven is on West Beach in Gulf Shores, about two miles west of The Hangout. The beach is a 30-second walk across the street, and the Gulf fills the view from the front decks.
Inside there are two king suites, two queen rooms and a bunk room, a big kitchen island with an extra ice maker, and a sectional where everyone ends up after the beach.
Out back is a heated pool with a waterfall. The beach cart, chairs, umbrellas, cooler and towels are waiting, so there's nothing to rent.
Head down the back stairs and the pool is right there, with a waterfall and a grilling area beside it. Pool heating is extra; ask for it when you book.
Rocking chairs for everyone on the porch, a table for six on the deck, and the Gulf just across the street.
Upstairs there's a covered deck with a wicker sofa and a ceiling fan, for when you've had enough sun but not enough breeze.
A Keurig for the first cup and a drip maker for the whole pot, with K-cups ready.
What's included
Cross the street from the front door and you're on West Beach.
A beach cart, chairs, umbrellas, a cooler, towels and beach toys.
One on the main level with its own soaking tub, and a second tucked behind its own bathroom.
Monopoly, Yahtzee, Scrabble and Sequence on the shelf.
Book direct
Booking direct means no platform service fee, and the people who answer your message are the people who look after the house.
Check-in after 4:00 PM · Checkout before 10:00 AM · 11 guests maximum · No pets
Amenities
Where you'll sleep
King suite
1 king bed · Its own soaking tub · Wake up to the water
King suite
1 king bed · Tucked back by its own bathroom
Queen room
1 queen bed · Its own balcony with an ocean view
Queen room
1 queen bed · Its own TV and closet
Bunk room
A single bunk over a double · Anchors and buoys everywhere
Guest reviews
3 reviews on Airbnb
Nearby
Live music, sand to play in and the main public beach, at the heart of Gulf Shores.
A fishing pier that runs more than a quarter mile into the Gulf, and the park's beach and trails around it.
Calm water behind the beach for a kayak or a paddleboard, from the launch on Highway 180.
Restaurants, an amphitheater and a Ferris wheel in Orange Beach, and the dolphin cruises out of the marinas nearby.
Free trails through the dunes to one of the quietest beaches on this coast.
The brick fort at the mouth of Mobile Bay, at the far end of the peninsula.
Drive times are routed from the house and vary with season and traffic.
If this one isn't quite the fit, one of these might be. See everything in Gulf Shores.
