$59 per adult

We use Manchac Swamp for our daily tours. It's in between LaPlace and Hammond.

Yes they run tours in winter. You can cancel with 24 hour notice if the weather is looking dreadful. Trees may not be as lush but I’m sure it will still be gorgeous. Someone noted in their review “Note in Winter the morning time may not be available as it's not warm enough for animal activity at that time.”

The total weight for our double kayak is 450 lbs. We do have a single kayak that can go up to 260 lbs. If he would need the single kayak just shoot us an email or text with that information and the date you are booked. Have a great day!

Sandals that have straps and do not come off easily in the water or shoes that you don’t mind getting wet.

We do! We have a family canoe option available.

TripAdviors will not let us post contact info here but you can see the number on our TripAdvisor page or book directly on our website which can also be found on our TripAdvisor page. Since you are traveling international we suggest booking online directly through our site.

Not on staff but emails us the date you are paddling and we can usually find a translator.

Brittany, we paddle in an area where the alligators are still wild and do not associate humans with food so they do not approach the kayaks. Alligators become dangerous when they are taught to approach small boats to receive food. We've been paddling for over 45 years in South Louisiana and have never had an alligator "attack". Our guides are Master Naturalist and will make you feel comfortable with wildlife during the tour.

Many of our guides are good birders, even the ones that don’t bird routinely are good spotters. If you would like a guide who birds just let us know what date you’re booking for and we’ll try to scheduled a birder guide for that day. For birds this past week we’ve spotted Bald Eagles, Red-Tailed Hawks, a Scissor-tailed Flycatcher!, Least or Yellow Bellied Flycatcher, Great Blue Herons, Great Egrets, White Pelicans soaring!, Pied-Billed Grebes, Common Yellowthroat, Belted Kingfishers, Red-bellied woodpeckers, heard Pileated Woodpeckers, and Tree Swallows. For other wildlife we’ve been spotting alligators daily and a variety of snakes and turtles on the warm days. Our paddle route borders a National Wildlife Refuge which is designed for migratory birds, each day is different but if you have your own car while visiting we can point you to other good birding locations to visit before or after the tour.