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This tour is for the adventurous type looking to really submerse themself into the swampy landscape of Southeastern Louisiana. From start to finish, the tour itself lasts about 4 hours. The kayaking is not too strenuous, as the entire tour goes along with the flow of the Porters and Pearl River. Along the way, the tour will stop at beautiful sandbars for swimming, rope swings for swinging, and evening a picnic lunch on horseshoe beach. The Honey Island area is known for its towering, dense cypress forests and fine grained sandy beaches. This is the ideal excursion during Louisiana’s warm spring and summer months. Bring a swimsuit!
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New Orleans Kayak Swamp Tours offers a 100% refund for tour cancellation due to inclement weather e.g. weather considered hazardous to tour members safety. This includes: lighting storms, unsafe water conditions, wildfires, etc. Tours still operate in rain as long as the safety of clients is not jeopardized.
100% refund is issued if cancellation is greater than 48 hours before tour time.
50% refund is issued if cancellation is less than 48 hours before tour time if rescheduling is not possible.
No refund is issued for no calls/no shows the morning of the tour
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