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Take a ferry to Fort Morgan, a historic fort that played a key role in the Civil War and is now a National Historic Landmark. Explore the fort and the museum which houses Civil War artifacts and exhibits.

After returning from the ferry, head to the Audubon Bird Sanctuary, a 137-acre nature preserve with walking trails, bird watching opportunities, and a fishing pier.

Dine at Skinner's Seafood, a local favorite that serves up delicious seafood dishes such as crab cakes and shrimp po'boys.

Take a dolphin watching tour with Captain Mike's Dolphin Tours to see the playful dolphins in their natural habitat.

Visit the Indian Shell Mound Park, a historic site that is home to a 1,000-year-old Native American shell mound. Explore the park's nature trails and learn about the area's Native American history.

Head to Lighthouse Bakery for dinner, where you can enjoy delicious pizzas, sandwiches, and baked goods.

Spend your day at the Dauphin Island Marina, where you can rent a boat or go on a fishing charter to explore the Gulf of Mexico and surrounding waters.

Visit the Estuarium at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab, where you can learn about the area's marine life and ecology.

Enjoy dinner at JT's Sunset Grill, a waterfront restaurant that serves up delicious seafood dishes and offers stunning sunset views.

Head to the Dauphin Island Campground to spend the day kayaking or paddleboarding in the calm waters of the bay.

Visit the historic Fort Gaines, which played a key role in the Battle of Mobile Bay during the Civil War. Explore the fort and museum to learn about the area's history.

End your day with a dinner at the Islander Food Shack, a popular spot for fresh seafood and burgers.