Holiday homes & rentals in Alabama

Alabama is regarded as the cultural soul and heart of the South; therefore, it has been nicknamed as ‘The Heart of Dixie.’ Whether you're a nature lover or a history buff, Alabama is rich in history and its world-renowned southern charm.

Do you want to create unforgettable memories in Alabama? Rent your own holiday accommodation to enjoy all the comforts of home and the freedom to discover this diverse state exactly the way you want to.

Explore Alabama's rich history

Alabama is well-known for the role it played during the American Civil War, and it was here that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., fought for the rights of the African Americans. Pay a visit to the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute to learn more about this struggle for equality. The galleries at the institute are home to several permanent and temporary exhibits.

Another historical attraction to visit is the Civil Rights Memorial in Montgomery. It honors those who lost their lives during the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 60s. The memorial stands right next to the Civil Rights Memorial Centre. This beautiful structure is made of black granite has the following quote by Martin Luther King, Jr. inscribed on it, “Until justice rolls down like water and righteousness like a mighty stream.”

Holidays with kids in Alabama

The US Space & Rocket Centre in Huntsville has several artifacts and exhibits on display all about the US space programme. Enroll your kids in the US Space Camp when you are here, and they will learn about space and space travel through lectures, training exercises, and simulators.

Montgomery Zoo is another great destination for kids, as you can introduce them to several types of endangered species and exotic animals. Spanning for over 40 acres, the zoo is home to more than 500 different animals. As well as the chance to spot zebras, giraffes, hippos, and jaguar cubs, the park also offers play areas and a museum to educate the little ones on the importance of wildlife conservation.

Alabama's natural treasures

While you're staying in your Alabama accommodation , take a road trip to Noccalula Falls Park. Home to one of the most popular waterfalls in Alabama, this park features picnic areas, camp grounds, nature trails, as well as a botanical garden. The picturesque Noccalula Falls is known for its soaring 90-foot drop into the Black Creek Ravine.

If you want to admire stunning panoramic views of the Alabama skyline, head to the Cheaha State Park. The name of this park is derived from the Creek word ‘Chaha’ that basically means ‘high place.’ Mount Cheaha is the highest point in Alabama and stands 2,407 feet above the sea level. Hike to the summit to see breathtaking views of the surrounding Talladega National Forest.

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