Spot your first white egret up close, experience the relaxing rhythm of paddling, and hear the call of the majestic great blue heron with a visit to waterways of the Cajun Coast. Away from the bustle of shrimp festivals, historic sites, and downtown avenues is a lush Louisiana landscape, intersected by waterways and awe-inspiring wildlife. The Cajun Coast has caught the eyes of locals and visitors for generations, including the discerning gaze of National Geographic, which dubbed the area “a hauntingly beautiful land.” From the moment you climb aboard your first boat, you’ll see why explorers return to this great outdoors.
The Cajun Coast’s scenic waterways, brimming with lush flora and thriving fauna, offer recreational experiences and thrills unlike any other. Paddle over 135 miles of Bayou Teche and its winding scenery or explore more than ten paddling trails throughout St. Mary Parish. Whether you are just dipping your toe into paddling or experienced at the helm, there is a wide variety of excursions to challenge and inspire anyone setting out to discover the true beauty of the coast’s sprawling wilderness.
If you prefer a land adventure, give your paddle a rest and pick up your golf clubs for one of…
