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Болото Нового Орлеана та екскурсія на човні Баю з транспортом

Болото Нового Орлеана та екскурсія на човні Баю з транспортом

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Зустріньтеся зі своїм гідом у центрі Нового Орлеана та вирушайте на 2-годинну екскурсію на човні до болота Хані-Айленд, заповідника дикої природи, яке є одним із останніх охоронюваних водно-болотних угідь у Луїзіані. Відвідайте село каджунів, до якого можна дістатися лише на човні; дізнаватися про тварин і рослини на пишних болотах; і познайомтеся з дикою природою з досвідченим місцевим гідом.

Місто: Новий Орлеан

Mon 24 Feb

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Додаткова інформація

Не рекомендується мандрівникам із поганим серцево-судинним здоров’ям
Поруч є зупинки громадського транспорту
Підходить для будь-якого рівня фізичної підготовки
ЗВЕРНІТЬ УВАГУ: тур здійснюється ТІЛЬКИ з указаного місця. Забрати з будь-якого іншого місця не можна.
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Озеро Пончартрейн

Після посадки в центрі Нового Орлеана вас чекає коротка поїздка через озеро Понтчартрейн до болота Хані-Айленд, заповідника дикої природи, що є одним із останніх охоронюваних водно-болотних угідь у Луїзіані.

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Tessa_G

Dec 2022

This was a great experience! We were staying downtown so the downtown pickup and drop off was really nice and easy. Dwayne, the bus driver, was very friendly and fun to listen to! Once we got to the swamp, our boat tour guide, Sonny, was also super knowledgeable and helpful. We saw raccoons, turtles, and gators! Overall, it was a great time!

travelmeg23

Dec 2022

We looked into several swamp tours during our time in NOLA, and ultimately went with this one because a bus ride to and from the swamp was included in the price of the tour. This tour is at Honey Island Swamp, which is outside of Slidell. Overall, we had a great time. I think we may have mixed up the pickup location because we ended up running to the bus after it drove past us, but I guess the driver saw us because he stopped at the next four-way to let us on. Besides the rocky start, which was our fault, it was great! One thing I will say is that it seems like your experience depends on who you get as a bus driver and boat captain. Rather than everyone having the same tour script, they appear to really let their employees customize. Not necessarily a good or bad thing, just something to know. Our bus driver peppered the trip with occasional facts about New Orleans and Lake Pontchartrain as we drove, which was nice. I'm a nerd so I would have loved an hour-long history lecture, but, in fairness, that's not what we signed up for. As others have said, once you arrive, there is a bit of waiting (while they take tickets and give wristbands). But they have a gift shop and pavilion and a little boardwalk area where you can see some of the swamp, and all told, we probably only waited about half an hour. Plenty of that time was taken up by one of the employees letting people hold a baby gator and take pictures with it. Personally, I enjoyed the time to kind of wander around and get my bearings. Our tour guide was Zander, and he was a true local guide. Apparently he lives on the swamp and is a commercial fisherman, but gives tours on his days off. He was therefore in a position to tell us about the people who lived in the handful of houses right on the water next to the tour boat dock, as well as how Katrina had impacted the area. He was so nice and full of information. He said his daughter is a teacher and she made him a book that identified all of the local wildlife, and I'm glad she did, because he was able to identify and give info about almost every animal we saw. I think he knew that many were hoping to see gators, because in some ways the tour felt like a gator-finding expedition first, and swamp tour second. Rather than following a set course, the tour boats were all exploring little inlets and the captains were shouting to each other whether they had found a gator or where to see one. They all helped each other out though, and I think each boat ended up seeing some! Regardless, it was a comprehensive swamp tour and even if we hadn't seen any gators, it was still a gorgeous experience. Unfortunately for us, there was a cold snap the weekend that we visited, so Zander explained that the big gators were sleeping at the bottom of the river. However, we did see several baby alligators floating around and sunning themselves. He was also great at talking about the turtles, herons, egrets, and raccoons we saw, as well as even the different plants and fungi that grow in the swamp. The animals seem to know that the boats have food for them, especially the raccoons, who came running as soon as our boat pulled in to their little area. If you go on a cold day, make sure to wear warm enough clothes. There are times when the boats go pretty fast to get from one part of the swamp to another and the wind was COLD! Zander actually pulled some blankets out of his car for us because he knew how cold it was gonna be. Just another example of how thoughtful he was about our experience! After the tour was over, there was a ~20 min wait time as people have mentioned, but it was really just how long it took for the 50 or so of us on the bus to go to the bathroom and buy souvenirs. Luckily we had read the reviews, so we had bought some sandwiches and snacks the night before and used that time to eat. At this point, the entire experience had been about 4 hours, so I was definitely hungry! I would recommend bringing food to eat, since the gift shop only had like chips and souvenir foods. The drive home was pretty quiet, I think everyone was tired! Another nice thing is that you can get off at any of the drop-off sites, so we just got off in the french quarter and spent the rest of the day wandering around. All in all, we had a good time with Cajun Encounters. If you're interested in seeing a swamp, this tour was a great price for everything it included. Everyone was very nice and courteous. We had a great morning at Honey Island Swamp!

C4073OZvickis

Dec 2022

Worst customer service ever. The Supervisor was even worse. Use another company. I would not use them for any of their services after this mistreatment.

Відповідь від хоста

Dec 2022

Thank you for your review. We sincerely apologize for the delays in arriving to our swamp tour as we assisted another guest which you have referenced. We wanted to share what we communicated directly to that guest, both via personal email and through their reviews, here with you as well. The Cajun Encounter experience is extremely unique in that we enter a natural habitat full of a variety of wildlife. For over 20 years, our company has put measures in place above and beyond what is required to be fully compliant with all laws while also taking every step to provide the safest environment. In a recent review of our operation and in compliance with the ADA requirement for service animals, we made the difficult decision to no longer allow service animals to be inside our boats as they navigate the waters on our tour. This was not only for the safety of all guests on board, but also the service animals themselves. Q26 under the FAQs section of the ada.gov website (https://www.ada.gov/resources/service-animals-faqs/) regarding exclusion of service animals, it clearly defines the rare instances where not allowing a service animal is in the best interests of the people, service animals, and the environment. It states that "service animals can be restricted from where the animals on display are natural prey or natural predators of dogs, where the presence of a dog would be disruptive, causing the displayed animal to behave aggressively or become agitated." The example given is a zoo. Our tour falls under that exclusion given dogs are a natural prey of alligators in which the sight, sound, and/or smell may provoke an unsafe response. Unlike the zoo example, the animals we are viewing are not kept behind a barrier. And as previously stated, our team goes to the greatest lengths possible to ensure that all guests and associates are as safe as possible and introducing a potential prey to this environment is not in the best interest of any party, service animal included. We wanted to personally reach out so you at least understood why we have made this difficult, but legal, decision. But we want everyone to know that while it is disheartening for us to put any limitations on our tours, we do it for the safety of everyone while still staying in compliance with all laws. I do apologize again for any inconveniences caused and any disappointment given. We are in the business of trying to exceed expectations and regardless of reason, not fulfilling that is disheartening for all parties. Consider me your personal contact if I can be of further assistance.