The city of Plaquemine, also known as “The City of Hospitality”, was founded in 1838. This city has a lot of history and a unique charm with lots to offer! From the delicious local restaurants, museums, and nearby parks, there are many things to do before or after your tour. Stay the weekend!
FOOD
Carbos Seafood – Bayou Pigeon ~5min
Jack Millers & J’s Lounge – Plaquemine ~5min
Beer Belly’s Sportsbar & Pub– Plaquemine ~20min
Uncle Johnnys – Plaquemine ~20min
Hop-n-Shop Deli – Plaquemine ~20min
Fat Daddy’s– Plaquemine ~20min
Crawfish Express- Plaquemine ~20min
Queenz’ BZTreaux (coffee shop)- Plaquemine ~20 min
Geaux Bayou Nutrition– Plaquemine~20 min
Riverside Specialty meat– Plaquemine ~ 20 min
Cone Crazy (snoballs)- 29636 Hwy 75 ~ 5 min
Clubhouse Bistro– Plaquemine ~20min
Deja Vu Daquiris– Plaquemine ~ 20 min
Load It Up– Plaquemine ~20 min
Yamato Steakhouse– Plaquemine ~20 min
Zuwar Greek & Lebanese– Plaquemine ~20min
ACTIVITIES
Plaquemine Lock State Historic Site– Plaquemine ~20min
Iberville Museum– Plaquemine ~20min.
Iberville Parish Veterans Museum– Plaquemine ~20 min
Sloanes Florals Antiques and Fine Gifts- Plaquemine ~20 min
Fancy Finds (Thrift)– Plaquemine ~ 20 min
Goula Paradise Farm Alpacas– Plaquemine ~20 min
Rustic Charm- Plaquemine ~20 min
Bayou Sorrel Park– ~1 minute
OTHER GREAT SWAMP EXPERIENCES
Cajun Country Swamp Tours is a wonderful option if you are interested in a swamp tour near Lafayette! With likeminded respect for nature, Cajun Country offers wonderful eco tours and is a local family run business! Please visit their website for more information.
Experience the true lifestyles of Creoles and Cajuns, and let our local guides show you around. Tour an ancient swamp looking for gators and learn about the fragility and importance of the Atchafalaya Basin.