Shark Fest Announced For Gulf State Park

Shark Fest is coming to Gulf State Park on June 25-27. The festival focuses on marine life with an emphasis on Gulf Coast sharks. It will be held at the park’s Saltwater Pier in Gulf Shores. Organizers are encouraging families to register and book their stays early. There will be hands-on exhibits and expert talks on sharks, live shark dissections and presentations by marine researchers. Visitors can see shark teeth and bones up close and learn about the many shark species found in nearby gulf waters. The exhibits are designed to be educational and entertaining for all ages. One of the most popular attractions is the stingray touch tank, where children can interact with marine life in a safe, supervised setting. Younger children may also enjoy crafts, face painting and scheduled activities throughout the event. Those wishing to camp may book a site here.

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