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Take a ferry over to the Fort Morgan State Historic Site, a fort that dates back to the early 19th century and played a significant role in protecting Mobile Bay during the Civil War.

After exploring the fort, head to the Audubon Bird Sanctuary to see some of the island's native bird species. You can also take a hike through the sanctuary's trails, which offer stunning views of the Gulf Coast.

End the day at Skinner's Seafood, a local favorite known for its delicious fried shrimp and oysters.

Start the day with a fishing charter, where you can catch redfish, speckled trout, and more.

After your fishing trip, head to the Dauphin Island Marina for lunch at the Pelican Reef Restaurant, where you can enjoy fresh seafood and stunning views of the marina.

End the day with a sunset dolphin cruise, where you'll have the opportunity to see bottlenose dolphins in their natural habitat.

Take a kayak or paddleboard tour through the island's calm bay waters, where you can explore the island's unique ecosystem and spot local wildlife.

After your tour, head to the Indian Shell Mound Park, a historic site that dates back over 1,000 years and features a massive shell mound created by the island's original inhabitants.

End the day with dinner at Lighthouse Bakery, where you can enjoy fresh seafood, sandwiches, and delicious baked goods.

Start the day with a bike ride along the island's scenic bike trails, which offer stunning views of the Gulf Coast and the island's unique ecosystem.

After your bike ride, head to the Dauphin Island Estuary, where you can explore the island's wetlands and see local wildlife.

End the day with dinner at Pirates Bar and Grill, a local favorite known for its delicious seafood and pirate-themed decor.