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Join us on a kayak tour through the still waters and lush vegetation of Manchac Swamp while spotting wildlife! If you are looking for a natural, engaging way to experience the Louisiana swamp, this is your tour!
The Honey Island Swamp Kayak Tour is a funky backwoods kayak tour experience. Broken down house boats, rope swings, and known for its bigfoot of the south, the Honey Island Swamp Monster. Enjoy a beginner/intermediate paddle through this famous swamp!
Spend more time enjoying the beauty of Manchac swamp on this immersive kayaking experience, while learning about this unique ecosystem and spotting wildlife with our passionate guides. Great for photography!
A rich, cultural and ecological experience! Paddle through the scenic Manchac Swamp and learn the important history of enslaved people who worked on plantations in Louisiana.
Leisurely paddle past the neighborhood’s historic homes and landmarks, as well as the magnificent City Park, learning the rich history of the bayou and the city to which it gave birth.
Explore the unique waterways of Bayou Bienvenue at your own pace with an unlimited monthly kayak pass for you and one guest. Self-guided rentals let you launch from the meeting point and paddle along bayou channels, marsh vistas and occasional shipwrecks while watching for pelicans, herons, egrets, turtles and alligators.
We explore the scenic and historic waters of Bayou Bienvenue. Along the way, you will see the levees and storm surge barricades that protect the city as well as an array of wildlife that serve as guardians of Louisiana’s coastal marshlands. New Orleans only heated boat tour!
Experience the vibrant beer scene of the Irish Channel in New Orleans with Nola Bike Bar’s Brewery tour. Join us for a memorable two-hour adventure as we pedal our way through the neighborhood, making stops at several renowned breweries along the way.
Take a guided tour along the Tchoupitoulas Art Corridor Mural Wall Project which represents the 300 year history of New Orleans told through a series of murals panels along the Tchoupitoulas Flood wall.
Embark on the ultimate fishing adventure that New Orleans has to offer. Discover the exhilaration of our top-notch fishing excursions, where state of the art pedal drive kayak/SUPs and new fishing gear await your arrival. Our team of expert guides is not only friendly but also adept at following the ever-changing patterns of fish in the marsh. Let us transform your fishing journey into an unforgettable experience that you’ll cherish for a lifetime.
Once you’ve walked around the French Quarter, see the rest of this beautiful city by electric bike! Cruise through bohemian neighborhoods, ride along the river for spectacular views of the city, explore Bayou Bienvenue’s new bike trail.
On a thrilling airboat ride through the historic Bayous of New Orleans. During our 90 minute airboat ride, you will get up close and personal with local wildlife including Alligators, Pelicans, Egrets, Herons, Wild Hogs, Deer, Nutrias, and more
Learn the best-kept secrets for authentic New Orleans cooking!
In the dark of night, visit the buildings known for paranormal activity and tragedies in Nola.
A carriage ride at night visits famous haunted locations and introduces participants to the lore that New Orleans’ French Quarter is known for.
A little taste of Hawaii right here in the Crescent City! Aloha!
Your own luxury boat party! Private Only | Up to 12 People | BYOB
Get a birds eye view of New Orleans’ iconic cypress swamps. Zip over alligators, turtles, birds and more from the safety of the tree tops!
There’s so much to see and so much history to soak in. You’re probably worried you won’t have time to see it all. That’s where VIP City Tours can help.
Hear tales of famous hauntings from your local guide, and visit the French Quarter’s most infamous and eerie locations–hotspots for paranormal investigators and historical videographers.
A relaxing kayak rental allows you to explore Bayou Bienvenue.
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This tour is for the adventurous type looking to really submerse themself into the swampy landscape of Southeastern Louisiana.