Excursion en bateau dans les marécages et le bayou à La Nouvelle-Orléans avec transport
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Excursion en bateau dans les marécages et le bayou à La Nouvelle-Orléans avec transport

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Arrêt à: Lake Pontchartrain, Nouvelle-Orléans, LA

Après une prise en charge depuis 16 points de transfert à La Nouvelle-Orléans, traversez rapidement le lac Pontchartrain pour atteindre le Honey Island Swamp, une réserve animalière qui est l'une des dernières zones humides protégées en Louisiane.
Votre guide vous accueillera à bord d'un bateau à fond transparent conçu sur mesure pour embarquer 22 passagers. Ce bateau paisible de petite taille peut se faufiler à travers des passages étroits dans la végétation dense du marais pour que vous puissiez en voir plus et naviguer au plus près de la faune et de la flore sauvages. C'est le moyen idéal pour explorer l'environnement dense du pays cajun.
Votre guide vous expliquera l'histoire des zones humides de Louisiane et de l'écosystème des marais. Tentez d'apercevoir la faune endémique, comme les alligators, les ratons laveurs, les hiboux, les sangliers, les ragondins, les serpents, les tortues, les ours noirs, les pygargues à tête blanche et bien d'autres espèces d'oiseaux. Observez de près des alligators sauvages tandis que votre guide vous fournit des informations sur ces animaux à l'impressionnante dentition pouvant peser jusqu'à 453 kg. Autrefois, leurs ancêtres peuplaient la Terre avec les dinosaures et les scientifiques estiment qu'ils existent depuis plus de 150 millions d'années.
Naviguez en toute sécurité à travers les marécages fertiles, tout en écoutant votre guide vous raconter la culture cajun et la manière dont la population locale a utilisé les marais pour se nourrir, se soigner et construire des maisons. Vous verrez même un authentique village cajun uniquement accessible en bateau. Découvrez pourquoi les marécages disparaissent lentement ainsi que les efforts réalisés pour préserver les trésors naturels de la Louisiane.
Après une passionnante excursion en bateau de 2 heures au Honey Island Swamp, votre guide vous ramènera sur la terre ferme. Vous pourrez prendre l'autocar pour retourner à votre hôtel de La Nouvelle-Orléans ou vous rendre à votre destination suivante, selon l'option choisie lors de la réservation.

Durée: 2 heures

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Inclus
  • Le transfert à l'aller et au retour a lieu depuis 135 Decatur Street UNIQUEMENT
  • Guide professionnel
  • Commentaire en direct à bord
Non inclus
  • Repas et boissons
  • Pourboires
Autres informations
  • Vous recevrez la confirmation lors de la réservation.
  • Aucun problème cardiaque ou autre problème médical sérieux
  • REMARQUE : le transfert a lieu UNIQUEMENT depuis les emplacements indiqués. Les transferts depuis un autre lieu ne sont pas possibles.
  • Non accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
  • Transports publics proches
  • Aucune condition physique particulière requise
  • Ce circuit/cette activité accepte 33 voyageurs maximum
Caractéristiques
Tourisme
90%
Culturel
50%
Original
30%
Commentaires
4.8
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Lily D
5 | 2019-09-02

Everett was a great guide, funny and engaging. He shared a lot of information about the unique ecosystem and animals and we were able to see tons of alligators and even wild pigs! It was awesome to get out of the city for a day!

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Jaylin T
5 | 2019-08-05

The bus ride to the swamp was very informative (it’s a hour bus ride to swamp including shuttle to actual bus). The swamp tour itself was fun. We got to see alligators, spiders, some type of water snail, wild boars (one name Kevin Bacon who smiles for treats lol) and raccoons! Had a great time!!

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Peggy H
5 | 2019-07-03

Capt. Greg was great. He made sure we got to see everything close up. It was a nice beautiful day. The bus was waiting, so no time to enjoy the gift shop.

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Aynov T
5 | 2019-07-03

This was a fun way to spend half a day. The swamp is actually very beautiful, our guide was funny and the gators were very cool.

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Brian C
5 | 2019-05-09

Great time with Capt Sonny. Really made the trip fun. Very knowledgeable about the swamp, animals etc.

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Susan S
5 | 2019-04-22

From start to finish, I had a great time! Kim, the bus driver, was a wonderful historian of the New Orleans area. She was entertaining and informative; I learned more from the bus ride than I might have from a formal tour - the neighborhoods, the effects of Katrina, the architecture, and more. On the return bus ride, she educated us to the best places to get good New Orleans cooking - which proved helpful later that evening. While on the bayou, Captain Emmett similarly was a spectacular guide. We were able to see all sorts of wildlife close up (gators, wild boar, birds) as well as learn about the swamp, its history and the foliage specific to it - usages, properties, identifying features. I was able to take some great pictures! I would definitely encourage anyone going to New Orleans to take advantage of this swamp tour!

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Kevin B
4 | 2019-04-15

This is a very well organized tour company. They picked us up on time started the tour on time it lasted exactly 2 hours and we were right back at our hotel on time. Very efficient staff. Now if your primary reason is to see alligators, then this is the tour for you. They feed the alligators from the boat so they’ve learned to swim right up to the boat for food. At the very end of the tour there are several wild hogs that almost jump into the boat to get to the food. Since I'm an avid birder, I was also interested in finding birds to photograph. Captain Tom saw a Little Blue Heron and called it a Poodoo. Then he saw a Green Heron and called it a Whistling Duck. He got a quite annoyed at me when I tried to correct him. (And Tom, don't call it a "White Egret" since there are three egret species that are white and that's not the correct name for any of them.) I'd just say that once you've seen the first 5 alligators, the next 5 don't hold as much interest. But it was indeed quite a good tour. We really liked our bus driver, Allen.

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Roger N
5 | 2019-03-29

Seeing gators, birds, wild flowers, snakes, and wild pigs up close and personal is a must do even if you don't have a bucket list.

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Susan P
5 | 2019-03-28

This tour was great. We were picked up for the tour at our hotel, then transferred to a bigger bus. The trip to the swamp was about 45 minutes and the driver told us about interesting facts about the areas we rode through. We crossed Lake Pontchartrain, which is huge. Upon arrival at the swamp you check in, are given an armband and a chance to buy snacks and use the restroom before the tour begins. The boat held about 20 people and we sped down the river before going into the swamp. The wind made it quite chilly as the air temp was only in the low 60s, but once we’re slowed down it wasn’t as cold. We saw wild boar, alligators, herons, egrets, turtles and raccoons. The tour guides know exactly where to go to see wildlife. The swamp itself is very beautiful and there are many photo opportunities. The tour itself was about 2 hours. Highly recommended!

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Steven L
5 | 2019-01-21

From start to finish it was a good day.Scott the Bus Driver had great knowledge of New Orleans as he drove us to the swamp.Cpt John tried hard to try and find us some Alligators.but no good..He took us to see the Boars and raccoons.highly recommend.

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Jennifer G
5 | 2019-01-21

We were very impressed with how organized everything was. Our captain was excellent we had a great time. I highly recommend this tour company

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Kelly K
5 | 2018-11-26

This tour was full of interesting information. Our guide, Emmitt, was very knowledgeable and fun. We were there on an unusually cold day so we only saw one alligator but we saw lots of other animals.

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Juanita T
5 | 2018-10-22

Jerry our guide was wonderful and the adventure was awesome. Would recommend it highly to everyone. The highlight of our trip to New Orleans. Thanks.

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Dennis L
5 | 2018-07-17

Great tour. We saw tons of gators and pigs. The captain was very informative as well . I would recommend this tour to anyone that is a nature lover

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HEATHER S
5 | 2018-07-12

By far on my lifetime most memorable experiences. They provide transportation to and from the swamp. Captains are very familiar with the area and are very knowledgeable.

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minerva z
5 | 2018-07-10

Funny and experience guide. Cajun Encounters are very organized and get you to the tour with no hastle. You get to see the aligators, racoons and all sort of wild life. A must see when you come to New Orleans.

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Luis R
5 | 2018-04-14

This was an amazing experience, great bus ride, great souvenir shop , great boats, great tour guides.

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Diana R
5 | 2018-04-13

Loved this tour! Our tour guide was very informative. All of the tour guides did their best to get us close to the animals. We saw several alligators, a raccoon, wild pigs, and birds. We went at the end of February so it was just starting to warm. The alligators were out soaking up the sun.

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