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Bookmark or Share- Come "Down-the-Bayou" to the Bayou Region - The Heart of LouisianaEnjoy fresh caught shrimp, oysters, redfish and trout, or take a sightseeing tour into the swamps and bayous for an up close experience with alligators, wading birds and other wildlife. An effort is underway to reclaim the Native language of the Houma Tribe of southeastern Louisiana.
- Bayou vs. Swamp – What’s the Difference? - Bayou Swamp ToursA bayou is a body of water typically found in a flat, low-lying area, and can either be an extremely slow-moving stream or river, or a marshy lake, or wetland. Bayous are most commonly found in the Gulf Coast region of the southern United States, in Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas.
- New Orleans and the Bayou: Exploring Louisiana’s RootsCheck out top things to do in Bayou Country and New Orleans during your next visit. Start exploring in the hub of New Orleans, where the food, music and architecture celebrate the region’s Creole and multicultural roots. French, Spanish and Caribbean immigrants, as well as West African slaves, settled New Orleans in the early 1700s and early 1800s.
- What To Know About Visiting The Bayous & Swamps Of Louisiana - TheTravelOn the tour, visitors can expect to see how the Cajuns of the Bayou live in the swamps, see a 2000-year-old Indian Burial Mound, a fishing village, and more. Wildlife in the swamps includes alligators, snakes, turtles, many species of birds, and more.
- Louisiana Bayous - Natural Connections | The Heart of LouisianaBayous, with their slow-moving waters and rich ecosystems, are woven into the swamp-filled landscapes of Louisiana. For Kelby Ouchley, a biologist and naturalist, these waterways support a delicate balance of life, with important links between each piece of nature.
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