Honey Island Kayak Swamp Tour. *Summertime Favorite*

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate physical fitness recommended; paddling is gentle but sustained over the tour duration.

Overview

Discover the enchanting beauty of Honey Island Swamp on this private kayaking adventure. Perfect for summer fun, you'll encounter vibrant wildlife and serene waterways in Louisiana's exclusive wetlands.

Kayak

Pearl River, Louisiana

Honey Island Kayak Swamp Tour. Summertime Favorite

2 Hours •Swimming, Sandbars & Funky Backwoods Swamp Kayak Tour Experience

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Date

Sat, Oct 4

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

Honey Island Kayak Swamp Tour. *Summertime Favorite* photo 1

About This Adventure

COOL OFF THIS SUMMER with a Funky Backwoods Swamp Kayak Tour Experience

Duration

2 hours

About

Transportation Provided from the French Quarter for $20

What to Expect

Explore Louisiana outside New Orleans on a kayaking adventure through ancient Bald Cypress trees. Along the way, we stop to cool off in the waters and sandy beaches of the West Pearl River

Intermediate Paddle through the Honey Island Swamp and its backwaters
Stop along the way for a swim and cool off from the summer heat.
Learn about coastal river dynamics and the many endemic species that call the Pearl River home.

Adventure Tips

Wear Reef-Safe Sunscreen

Apply reef-safe sunscreen to protect your skin and preserve the swamp's delicate ecosystem.

Bring Waterproof Gear

Carry waterproof bags or cases for electronics and valuables to keep them dry during your paddle.

Dress in Lightweight Clothing

Opt for quick-drying, breathable clothing suitable for warm summer weather and physical activity.

Stay Quiet and Respect Wildlife

Keep noise levels down to avoid disturbing the wildlife and to enhance your viewing experience.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Peregrine Falcons
River Otters

History

Honey Island gets its name from the honeybees that once thrived in the area's rich cypress forests, and the swamp played a vital role in regional trade and fishing histories.

Conservation

The swamp is protected land managed by local conservation groups committed to preserving Louisiana's unique wetlands and promoting eco-friendly tourism.