Houma is well known for its Mardi Gras, fishing and Cajun culture. While a vacation to Houma may not be a tropical getaway or an exciting big city trip, there are numerous activities, attractions and fun things to see and do when you vacation in the area. Many people enjoy Houma just because of its laid-back, Cajun traditions and fine Cajun dishes. However, there is much more to the area, such as festivals, museums, fishing charters and swamp tours as well as sightseeing, snorkeling and swimming. You may find it difficult to fit all the activities you want do into on trip.
A vacation to Houma is more affordable than going on vacation out of the U.S., and if you live close, you can drive to Houma and save airfare. You can also go online an book a vacation complete with swamp tours and fishing charters, so that the trip is planned and expenses worked out before you even leave your home. A vacation to Houma is a good idea for those wanting to save money, but still wanting a family friendly vacation filled with lots of activities, as there is something for all ages in Houma.
The waters are a big attraction for vacationers, as they can go swimming, snorkeling, fishing or take a swamp tour. Houma has some of the best fishing available. Golf courses are also popular with golfer wanting to try out the regulation courses available. Sightseeing tours and shopping are also popular activities as well as horseback riding and amusement parks. Festivals are also big attractions, especially the two-week long Mardi Gras that combines fun, food, music, costume parades and Cajun culture. There are many family friendly activities for those traveling with loved ones.
There are also many places to stay while in on a vacation to Houma. There are bed and breakfasts and hotels and motels as well as RV parks. This makes planning a vacation easy on a budget with so many different options in places to stay while on your vacation. There are also many Cajun dining options and restaurants that offer a variety of Cajun style dishes and a Cajun market to buy authentic foods. Visitors can choose from fine dining, bistros, small local venues and even hog roasts.
Martin Wynn
