From guided swamp tours through the Atchafalaya Basin to historic plantation estates and day trips to New Orleans, there’s no shortage of ways to experience Louisiana.
Spend time on the water with your host, Eddie, a U.S. Coast Guard licensed captain offering private swamp tours and fishing excursions for up to six guests. Each trip can be tailored to your interests and the season.
Depending on the time of year, guests may enjoy crawfishing, crabbing, frogging, hoop-net fishing, and guided basin tours that showcase the region’s unique wildlife and landscapes. From alligators and bald eagles to cypress-lined bayous, every outing offers a true Louisiana experience. You may even catch a glimpse of familiar faces from Swamp People along the way.
Call (225) 715-4974 for more information or to book a tour.
The Atchafalaya Basin is just ten minutes from our cabins — it’s the largest overflow swamp in North America, and you can ride for a hundred miles through it without seeing the same place twice.
Discover stunning swamp landscapes, peaceful waterways, and abundant wildlife. From alligators and turtles to herons and bald eagles, the basin is alive with nature at every turn.
Just a scenic drive away, Louisiana’s River Road is lined with historic plantation homes that tell the story of the region’s past. Set along the Mississippi River between Baton Rouge and New Orleans, these estates offer beautiful architecture, sprawling grounds, and guided tours.
Visit Oak Alley Plantation beneath its breathtaking alley of centuries-old live oak trees. At Houmas House, explore the grand home, lush gardens, and on-site dining while learning about Louisiana’s complex and fascinating history
Both Baton Rouge and New Orleans are less than two hours away. Tour the State Capitol, explore museums, or enjoy riverfront views in Baton Rouge.
In New Orleans, stroll through the historic French Quarter, visit the renowned National WWII Museum, explore the Audubon Zoo, or dine at one of the city’s world-famous restaurants.
Throughout the year, nearby towns come alive with festivals, fairs, and local celebrations that showcase the spirit of Louisiana. From lively music and dancing to incredible Cajun and Creole cooking, these events are a great way to experience the region’s culture firsthand.
Depending on the season, you may find seafood festivals, parish fairs, holiday celebrations, and small-town gatherings just a short drive from the cabins. Whether you’re enjoying live zydeco music, sampling local specialties, or browsing handmade crafts, these events offer a true taste of Louisiana life.
