A Cajun Man’s Swamp Cruise

Im 62 and I was bored out of my mind. Let’s start with the guide, he was very nice and friendly. If I had known ahead of time that it was a man made swamp, I would never have taken the tour. It would make a better dinner cruise. Cypress trees, Spanish moss and water with a bird here and there thrown in is all that you see. Oops sorry there was a 4 foot alligator.

The GF and I took a tour on a sunny spring afternoon…
Saw a lot of wildlife. Alligators, fish, birds, very beautiful scenery.
Capt Black also stops the boat and drifts for a while and sings some Cajun songs.
The tour was reasonably priced, very informative and a very good time.
I would take the tour again.

It’s called «Cajun Man’s Swamp Cruise» — need I explain more?
Cajun Man is simply the best. He winds you through the swamp telling you history of the area and pointing out wildlife. He makes routine stops to visit his alligator friends and feed them chicken off the boat which is scary, yet awesome.
He did have some fishy facts that I was skeptical about, for example, I kept asking him how old they were and he’d say things like, «He’ll be 6 in June!» I also noticed all the alligators were male… at least their names were male.
At the end of the tour he sings songs in both French & English while playing the accordion and banjo. We got the pleasure of hearing at least three songs including, «Jambalaya» known to many as, «Out on the bayou.»
As a side note– I wasn’t impressed with the swamp so much (Atchafalaya Basin & other swamps in Georgia) are more impressive, but the tour is worth it because of the entertainment you receive from Cajun Man.
Cajun Man aims to please! Even Steve Erwin paid a visit to Cajun Man!