Yes, for an additional fee of $50/per night (30lbs and under) and $75/per night (50lbs and under) along with a $100 cleaning fee.
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Guide to Finding Sharks Teeth at Casey Key Resort | Gulf Shores Resort
Shark's Teeth are considered, 'the find' for many vacationers and beachcombers. They are actually quite easy to find by children and adults. It is not unusual to find several in a short amount of time.
Here's how...
Sand rakes come in convenient sizes for both children and adults, either plastic or metal works fine.
Step 1: Get the Right Sifter
Nokomis Beach Bait and Tackle (just a couple blocks away on Albee Rd.) will have what you’re looking for. Or most big stores like Walmart also carry them. Any sifter will do, some say the plastic hand-held ones are comfortable for children. Look for something sturdy that will resist permanent bends or break by scooping or with some weight of wet sand in it.
Step 2: Know What to Look For
Some are surprized to find that the pearly whites on sharks on tv are not what we are looking for in the water. Sharks teeth are usually black but also sometimes appear brown and come in many shapes and sizes. Most are about the size of a human thumbnail. Sometimes they will be chipped, or imperfect, so look really close.
Step 3: Look in the Right Places
Generally, there are two places to scour:
a. On shore along the seashell line is quite common. Some sharks teeth will be sitting among the seashells where the water left them at high tide. You won't find as many here.
Or
b. Get adventurous and get into the water! Find the middle of the drop-off. Just a foot or two into the water, the sand contour suddenly drops a couple feet down. In the middle of the drop-off, use your sifter to grab a pile of sand. Then sift off the sand along the waterline to see if you're scooped a prize, see your shells and sharks teeth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, you are assigned 1 parking spot with your Bungalow. 2 parking spots with a 2 bedroom Bungalow. You must be registered with the office and have a parking pass or your vehicle will be towed.
Yes, located on the Bayside behind Bungalow 18.
Yes, we have boat slips and tie-ups along our seawall for an additional fee of $20 ea/per day. But we do not have water and electric yet.
Yes, we have private beach frontage for our guests to enjoy as well as Bayside on the intercoastal to fish and watch the boats.
Guests are allowed on property for an additional fee of $30/per person and you must register them with the office. Additional parking available at $20/per day.
Yes, using the metal basket for your beach towels, fill each morning with dirty towels to be replaced and set out on your porch by 10am for Housekeeping.
Yes, we offer beach loungers and umbrellas for rent daily. You are welcome to bring your own as well.
No, but you may purchase some at the local convenience store on Albee Rd or WaWa.
Check out is 10:00 am
No, you can not be on property until your check in time.
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