Eco-Tours of South Mississippi

Overview

The Pascagoula River, the longest unimpeded river in the lower 48 states, flows 80 miles from its confluence to the Gulf of Mexico. Alligators and migratory birds-pelicans, ospreys, herons, egrets, and even bald eagles-are abundant, along with myriad other wildlife. 300 species of plants including wild lilies and orchids enhance the beauty of the bayou.
2 hour , 4 hour and full-day interpretive tours introduce you to the natural habitats of the cypress swamps and salt marshes of the lower Pascagoula River or the coastal barrier islands.
A three day/two night adventure in a remote cabin amid the cypress knees and lily pads can be enjoyed by birders, naturalists and outdoor enthusiasts. During your all-inclusive stay, take guided kayak tours and cruises in a classic Boston Whaler motorboat operated by a seasoned captain.
Custom trips are also offered.

Sustainable State of Mississippi
updated 12/2013 by Mississippi Sustainability