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1 hour ago, lolalow said:

any problems with jellyfish or sea lice on ocean cay?

March to August is sea lice/ jellyfish season.

May to October is seaweed season

February March and August September is red tide season.

So it appears the best time to swim in the Ocean is November December and January.

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No shuttle from ship to beach but once inside the gate you can head to a shuttle pavilion to head to all parts of the island. Closest beach is walking distance. It’s all walking distance TBH… just depends on how much walking you want or are able to do. DH doesn’t like to walk in wet attire so we used the shuttle on our way back. Regardless of where you spend the day, you have to walk from the ship to the entrance and can pretty much shuttle anywhere after that. 

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7 hours ago, morpheusofthesea said:

"February March and August September is red tide season."


Unless you are swimming in the Gulf of Mexico, just off the Alabama coast. If so, Tide season is September through November. (Plus preseason/postseason, as applicable.)
 

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21 hours ago, morpheusofthesea said:

March to August is sea lice/ jellyfish season.

May to October is seaweed season

February March and August September is red tide season.

So it appears the best time to swim in the Ocean is November December and January.

looks like we are lucking out then we are going in November!!

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14 hours ago, no1talks said:


Unless you are swimming in the Gulf of Mexico, just off the Alabama coast. If so, Tide season is September through November. (Plus preseason/postseason, as applicable.)
 

oh no!! So do they close down the beach?  

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21 minutes ago, lolalow said:

"So do they close down the beach?"

 

My comment was a jocular reference to Alabama college football, a.k.a. the Crimson Tide (Crimson Tide & red tide). I don't know if actual red tide is an issue on the Alabama Gulf coast.

 

Folks in Alabama do, however, take their collegiate football very seriously. Places close for game viewing, but probably not beaches. 😄

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