New Orleans airboat tours let Louisiana visitors immerse themselves in the bayou and come awfully close to swamp creatures.

While NFL players might reach speeds of 20 mph, alligators can hit 35 mph in the water. Eric Dumas knows that fact since he’s the “gator wrangler” and captain at Ragin Cajun Airboat Tours.

While specific animal sightings can't be guaranteed, there is always something amazing to see in the Louisiana Bayou. Don't forget to bring your camera! We took so many photos on our swamp tour it ...

Beyond the Bayou Tours also offers a full-day version ... What is the most famous swamp in Louisiana? The Atchafalaya Basin is largely considered the most famous swamp in Louisiana.

Beyond the Bayou prides itself on being one of ... you can drive to the attraction (301 Peavine Road, Laplace, LA 70068). Unfortunately, most swamp tours in New Orleans are considered unethical ...

on Bayou Sorrel in the Atchafalaya River Basin in Louisiana. A company building a crude oil pipeline in Louisiana is asking a federal appeals court to throw out a judge's order that had suspended ...

The ASU athletic department dropped football ticket prices to $10 with the help of generous donors on Saturday as the Sun Devils took on No. 5 LSU. Even without the discount, the game would have been ...

a team of unscrupulous animal smugglers accidentally release the voracious man-eating machine into the warm waters of the Louisiana bayou. Now, only one short week before the popular Gator Fest ...

In the second episode of Swamp People Season 16, hunters faced new challenges as they navigated treacherous waters and uncharted territories in their quest for Louisiana’s alligators.