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Mobile, AL

Cruises from Mobile depart year-round.

Four antebellum homes and the historic buildings on Dauphin Street are part of this Alabama city's 300-year legacy and Gulf Coast charm. Fort Conde, which also serves as the visitors center, is a reconstructed 18th-century fort where guides dressed in period costume lead tours, fire muskets and cannons, and re-create Mobile's early days. The West Africans who were transported to Mobile in the last cargo of slaves to land on U.S. soil created a vibrant community now known as AfricaTown, an important cultural gem. Other places of interest include the aquarium on Dauphin Island, Fort Gaines, the USS Alabama and the Bellingrath Home and Gardens.

Language: English     Currency: US$

Driving Directions and Parking Information

Port of Mobile
Alabama State Docks
Intersection of Beauregard Road and Water Street
Mobile, Alabama

The Port of Mobile is located at the intersection of Beauregard Road and Water Street in Mobile Alabama. Parking for regular-sized cars is $60.00 for a 4-day cruise and $75.00 for a 5-day cruise. Parking for oversized vehicles is $120.00 for a 4-day cruise and $150.00 for a 5-day cruise (rates are subject to change by the Port Authority).

Traveling from I-65 North or South - Take I-65 to I-165. Exit at Water Street. Directional signage will be visible. Security Check-In will take place at the Hank Aaron Loop; all guests will be pre-screened before proceeding to the parking lot and cruise terminal.

Traveling from I-10 East or West - Exit at Water Street. Directional signage will be visible. Security Check-In will take place at the Hank Aaron Loop; all guests will be pre-screened before proceeding to the parking lot and cruise terminal.