Moonlight Paddles in a Louisiana Swamp
2008 Dates - March 15th, may 17th, June 14th, October 11th and November 8th
Labranche, Manchac, Big Branch, Bayou Sauvage & Honey Island

What are Louisiana wetlands like at night-especially by moonlight? What sounds do you hear? What can you see? What is it like to paddle through open ponds and marshes or a maze of bayous, sloughs, small slender lakes and rivers, with the moon overhead and surrounded by a symphony of night sounds?

It's a vivid experience to paddle into a wetlands in the daylight, lunch at sunset and then paddle out by moonlight. Every sense will be strained to absorb as much of the experience as possible. At night, wetlands are alive with sounds of its inhabitants. Sometimes reflective orange-red eyes can be seen - alligators!!!

What is provided?
* Services of the guide
* Canoes, paddles, life vests

What you provide?
* Lunch and drink
* Flashlight
* Rain gear

Cost?
* 35.00 per paddler or $65.00 for two
* Children as passengers are $5.00 each
* A credit of $10 for your own canoe

Due to different times of the setting sun, our meeting time will vary between 1 pm and 5 pm., while take-out will vary between 8 pm and 11 pm.


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