Private 47-foot sailing yacht with Captain Doug, with day or sunset options
Reflect on Louisiana history and ride through the swamps by airboat
Reach deep marshland by airboat, with high-speed stretches and time to look for wildlife
Louisiana brunch with bubbly and a music-filled bayou cruise
Discover bayou life with a captain who knows St. Bernard Parish
Ride a 16-passenger airboat through the swamp with stadium seating
Heated Bayou Bienvenue cruise with wildlife viewing and an onboard restroom
Glide through Louisiana's wetlands on a nimble airboat with local Cajun guides
Ride a covered tour boat through the Louisiana bayou with Cajun stories and scenic views
Paddle a slow-moving bayou through historic Manchac Swamp
Paddle Bayou Bienvenue at your own pace, minutes from the French Quarter
Sip included drinks on a 2-hour sunset sail with a small 21+ group
Explore Louisiana’s history, then ride through the swamps by small airboat
Hone your fly-fishing skills with personalized guidance
Sip cocktails and cruise Bayou Bienvenue with music and coastal views
Paddle cypress-lined Manchac waterways with an expert guide
Skim Louisiana waterways on a high-powered airboat ride
Ride a 9-passenger airboat and explore shallow swamp areas in about 4 hours
Bring your drinks and cruise swamp scenery with music, lights, and possible wildlife sightings
Ride a pontoon into the Jean Lafitte swamp with trained navigators
Explore New Orleans neighborhoods, then ride Louisiana swamps by airboat
Paddle deeper into Manchac Swamp and reach the mouth of Lake Maurepas
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.