Choose Oak Alley or St. Joseph, then cruise the Manchac Swamp by boat
Discover Louisiana wetlands by covered boat and learn about alligators and Cajun history
Explore Manchac Swamp’s wetlands, wildlife, and Cajun history by covered boat
Private 2-hour sail with snacks, soft drinks, and a $50 Felix's Restaurant gift certificate
Cruise the Tchefuncte River in a quiet, small-group swamp boat
Private 47-foot sailing yacht with Captain Doug, with day or sunset options
Sip included drinks on a 2-hour sunset sail with a small 21+ group
Celebrate on Lake Pontchartrain with bubbly, music, and your private yacht party
Watch a 40+ boat fleet race into the sunset from the water
Skim Louisiana waterways on a high-powered airboat ride
Book the boat just for your group, with a private captain and guide
Explore swamp wildlife and local history on a family-friendly pontoon ride
Ride the bayou with a group and take in its wild scenery
High-speed airboat adventure for thrill seekers and nature lovers
Cruise Louisiana’s bayou by pontoon boat with a guide
Private 50-minute gondola ride for 2–6 in New Orleans City Park
Sail the Mississippi at sunset while live jazz sets the mood on a historic steam-powered vessel
Glide across bayous at high speed, spotting alligators and native wildlife with an expert captain.
Zoom across Louisiana wetlands on a small airboat to spot alligators and native wildlife up close.
Discover Cajun culture and spot wildlife on a guided pontoon cruise through Louisiana's cypress swamps
Board the Steamboat NATCHEZ for an 11am jazz lunch cruise on the Mississippi
Cruise the Mississippi with a plated Creole lunch sampler and live jazz
See New Orleans from the Mississippi on a 2-hour jazz cruise
Sail the Mississippi with live jazz and an optional brunch buffet
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.