Southern Louisiana

I wonder if the swamp tour that you think has a woman's name might actually be a man's name: Jean Lafitte, the notorious pirate. I don't remember the price, but it's a very good tour.

Thanks everyone for your replies.

agesilaus wrote:

Bumpyroad wrote:
we took the air boat rides in that area a while back. they had two options, a smaller airboat for just your family, up to maybe 6?, or a large with a dozen or two seats in it. take the small one.
bumpy

How much are the tours?

it was a couple of years ago and I don't remember. I do remember that my daughter tipped the driver $20 as did I not knowing about the other. probably a rare time he had gotten a $40 tip. :)

bumpy

Stayed in Henderson the first weekend in May for the Crayfish Festival. We camped at Cajun Palms, very nice park, next trip we are going to try Pioneer or Poche RV park in Breaux Bridge.
My favorite places to eat in Lafayette Prejeans's, Blue Dog for supper, Central Market for Lunch and T Coon's for Breakfast.
In Henderson & Breaux Bridge Chicken on the Bayou, Poches, Café De Amis and for the best soul food try Creole Glenda's Kitchen
Lake Martin's bird sanctuary just south of Lafayette is a neat place to visit.
For night life go to La Possierres (MSP)
Just walking around in old downtown of Breaux Bridge and visiting with the locals is a treat.

Hope this helps

Bumpyroad wrote:
we took the air boat rides in that area a while back. they had two options, a smaller airboat for just your family, up to maybe 6?, or a large with a dozen or two seats in it. take the small one.
bumpy

How much are the tours?

Bettysrvpark.com
This is located in Abbyville,La.

we took the air boat rides in that area a while back. they had two options, a smaller airboat for just your family, up to maybe 6?, or a large with a dozen or two seats in it. take the small one.
bumpy