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Annie Miller’s Sons Marsh and Swamp Tours offers an authentic Louisiana bayou experience, guiding visitors through lush marshes and winding waterways. With expert local guides, you can spot wildlife, learn Cajun history, and soak in the natural beauty of Houma’s swamps.

The Waterlife Museum celebrates the industries and traditions that collectively comprise our unique bayou culture. The museum gift shop offers Louisiana-themed art, jewelry, clothing, and merchandise.

Learn the ins and outs of the seafood industry from this multigenerational family business. View shrimp boats and nets, learn about safety regulations, walk through the processing plant and freezers and finish with a delicious, fresh seafood meal from Kim’s Suga Shack.

The Houma Fire Department Museum is an emerging project preserving the city’s firefighting history. Get a look at vintage vehicles, equipment, and local stories that represent the history of firefighting on a local level.

From the bayou to the bag, learn how dried shrimp are made during an hour-long guided tour. Faith Family Shrimp Co. is a wholesale/retail shrimp company located in Chauvin, LA.

Greenwood Gator Farm and Tours is a must-visit Houma attraction where visitors can get up close with alligators, and other local wildlife. With guided tours, educational experiences, and plenty of photo opportunities, it’s a fun and adventurous way to explore the bayou.

The Regional Military Museum in Houma honors the service and sacrifice of local veterans with exhibits spanning multiple conflicts and military branches. Tours are given by Veteran volunteers who offer first-hand accounts of their service.