New Orleans Bayou Eco Kayak Tour

Experience the full story of the wetlands in a eco-friendly low impact way. Kayak through a true swamp surrounded by large cypress tree covered in Spanish Moss . Our top rated kayak guides will stop along the way to tell you all about the diverse ecosystems in south Louisiana.
Follow our guide down a natural bayou through a natural Louisiana swamp. Along the way your guide will pause to give detailed info about the bayous, swamps, and Louisiana’s wetland eco systems. At the mid way point, we will enjoy stop and enjoy the surroundings. Depending on the season wildlife consists of ibises, egrets, herons, eagles, alligators, turtles, and more. Woodpeckers and assorted song birds are seasonal visitors to the living and dead cypress trees visible from the bayou.

Reservations are required, if you do not use our transportation detailed driving directions will be emailed in the confirmation email. We currently use a public launch near Laplace, La.

Meeting Point

626 N Rampart St

626 N Rampart St, New Orleans, LA 70112, USA

Will pick up from the bike shop

What's included:

• Waterproof bags for larger items (purses, backpacks, etc.)
• Kayaks and all paddling equipment
• Water is provided but feel free to grab a snack at the rest stop before the paddle begins.
• Waterproof cases for phones or compact cameras

What to expect:

Duration: between 3 hours and 4 hours

Fontainebleau State Park

62883 Highway 1089, , Mandeville, 70448, Louisiana

An immersive kayak tour experience through the Louisiana wetlands guided by Louisiana Master Naturalists paired with a laid-back style snack at a family restaurant serving local favorites. The end of the tour is marked with a sweet treat from a local ice cream shop. This experience is for anyone who wants to immerse themselves into Louisiana ecosystems and natural history told through the eyes of a Certified Master Naturalist.
Small Family Business - Small Tour Size – Master Naturalist Guides – Local Snack & Sweet Treat Included
A Truly Unique Experience for Outdoor Enthusiasts
Drive Time is about 40 minutes from New Orleans

3 hours