Gulf Islands National Seashore

Gulf Islands National Seashore offers recreation openings and jelly normal and notable historic along the Gulf of Mexico obstruction islands of Florida and Mississippi. It likewise incorporates a territory segment, and some four-fifths of the national seashore is submerged. The national seashore extends exactly 160 miles from Cat Island in Mississippi to Santa Rosa Island in Florida and is partitioned by the province of Alabama.

The islands are of white quartz sand and are always being cut by climate and waves. Salt swamps, hills secured with ocean oats, and sea woods of live oaks and pines are a piece of the national seashore. Creature life incorporates ocean turtles, crocs, a wide assortment of flying creatures, and plenteous fish, shellfish, and other ocean life.