Kayak Swamp & Plantation Tours in New Orleans. Explore the magical Maurepas and Manchac swamps on an unforgettable guided kayak tour. This tour offers the best wildlife viewing in the area. Swamp and Plantation Tour New Orleans - This full-day experience includes a swamp kayak tour, delicious Cajun food, and a Whitney Plantation tour. Honey Island Kayak Swamp Tour - Explore the wild Honey Island Swamp on a guided New Orleans kayak swamp tour that opens your eyes to the real backwoods swamp. New Orleans, Louisiana

Bayou Adventure offers several kayak rental options that allow one to enjoy the pristine bayous around Louisiana. We are the an authorized kayak rental service in several Louisiana State Parks which offers guests an exclusive experience. Come experience Louisiana like never before! Headquarters in Lafitte, Louisiana

Bayou Paddlesports offers gear rentals at it's flagship location on historic Bayou St John in Mid City New Orleans. We aim to revive those Native and Cajun traditions of life on the water by encouraging locals and visitors to develop the skills to explore the bayou in a kayak. The company combines modern conveniences of online reservations and paperless payment methods with first timer friendly gear for an experience on a historic waterway. New Orleans, Louisiana

Offers Canoeing and Backpacking Educational and Guide Services. Loved by both residents and visitors since 1972. Canoe and Trail has offered canoe and kayak swamp tours, educational outings for schools and youth groups, Moonlight Paddles and Twilight Paddle Tours seasonally, and other wilderness experiences all within a short distance of New Orleans, Louisiana. Our guides are experienced passionate outdoor enthusiast. Canoe and Trail is a locally owned family business operated by a father and son team. We are eager to share the beauty of the Louisiana swamps and bayous with all adventurers both expert and novice. Join us and enjoy a day in the Louisiana outdoors canoeing, kayaking, birding or hiking through the swamps, wetlands, and rivers surrounding New Orleans, Louisiana

A variety of activities: We are a multi-sport adventure company based in Door County, Milwaukee, New Orleans, and Austin that offers ziplining, kayaking, paddle boarding, and a variety of tours. Whether it’s the sit-on-top kayaks for our Cave Point Kayak Tour in Door County, New Orleans Kayak Swamp Tours or our Bat Bridge Kayak Tours, we understand that most of our guests are first-timers. Milwaukee, Wisconsin; New Orleans, Louisiana; and Austin, Texas

Honey Island Kayak Tours near New Orleans offers the most exciting and educational kayak tours in Louisiana. Our Honey Island Swamp guides are experienced outdoors enthusiasts who have a broad understanding of the local ecosystem and culture. We strive to provide an exhilarating, informative, and adventurous kayak experience to all our guests with our small intimate groups. We are a locally owned family business based in Pearl River, LA, making Honey Island Kayak Tours the go-to kayak company for a true in-depth exploration of the historic waterways of the famous Honey Island Swamp. Call us today to book your once in a lifetime kayak tour! Pearl River, Louisiana

Lost Lands: Not Your Average Swamp Tour. Louisiana's shrinking wetlands can feel like a far-away concept, but Lost Lands brings it to life through breathtaking guided kayak tours. Did you know Louisiana is home to the nation’s most productive coastal wetland, the estuary of the Mississippi River? How about that this estuary comprises critical habitat for 90 percent of all of the fish in the Gulf of Mexico and 75 percent of all migratory waterfowl in all of North America? Oh, and one more thing: it's all shrinking. Our tours typically begin in New Orleans with an educational session about environmental issues affecting coastal Louisiana. Afterwards kayakers caravan to the closest remaining cypress tupelo swamp 45 minutes west of the city. Motorboat tours are in the marshlands southwest of the city. Advance scheduling is recommended for both, especially motor boat tours. New Orleans, Louisiana

The landscapes of Louisiana are as diverse and exciting as the people who live here, and one of the best ways to explore the natural beauty is by water. You will find beautiful rivers, bayous, lakes, canals, reservoirs, ponds and marshes scattered throughout the state. These waterways afford excellent opportunities for canoeing or kayaking through our natural landscapes and learning about the native vegetation and wildlife as you go. Newellton, Louisiana

While we cater to the kayak community with our one of a kind "floating dock" and kayak rentals, we offer so much more. We offer a full service Kayak launch and Marina with a bait and tackle shop offering supplies, drinks, snacks and bags of ice. We offer live bait, minnows and crab year round, shrimp and croaker are seasonal. (frozen shrimp available year round). Guided Kayak services and fish cleaning available. Montegut, Louisiana

Tack-A-Paw Expedition's outpost is located on Toro Bayou, 22 miles from Leesville, Louisiana and 2 miles from Toledo Bend Dam on Hwy 392. Servicing over 70 miles of rivers and streams in Louisiana, as well as the southern end of Toledo Bend Reservoir, they offer a variety of float trips ranging from 2 hours to several days of canoe camping. Trips can be arranged for beginning canoeists, intermediate or experts out for an adventure. Anacoco, Louisiana

The Teche Ecology, Culture and History Education Project started in 2009 in St. Landry Parish. Our organization is made up of individuals passionate about making Bayou Teche a healthier waterway for fishing, kayaking, canoeing, boating, tubing and even swimming! Along with aesthetics and recreation, we advocate for improved water quality in the Bayou Teche watershed through the reduction of non-point source pollution. Bayou Teche runs 135 miles from Port Barre to Ber­wick through St. Landry, St. Martin, Iberia and St. Mary parishes and is easily accessed from several state highways and Interstate 10. The trail has a total of 13 established access points which provide access to paddle trips as short as 7 miles or as long as its 135 miles. Bayou Teche, Louisiana

THE RIVERGATOR is a mile-by-mile paddler's guide written for canoeists, kayakers, stand-up-paddleboarders, and anyone else plying the waters of the Lower Mississippi River in human-powered craft. The Middle/Lower Mississippi River creates the longest free-flowing water trail in the continental United States, 1155 miles from St. Louis to the Gulf of Mexico. The River-Gator is written for canoeists, kayakers and stand-up-paddleboarders -- and anyone else plying the waters of the Lower Mississippi River in human-powered craft. Southern Louisiana