Houma
About 33,000 people.
Houma is a charming city in southern Louisiana surrounded by bayous and wetlands. It is often called a gateway to Cajun swamp country.
You can take a swamp tour to spot alligators and herons, learn about Cajun life, and taste fresh seafood like shrimp and crawfish. The winding bayous make the city feel like a water maze.
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Swamp Tours
Houma is famous for boat tours through the bayous, where guides point out alligators, turtles, and birds. It is an exciting way to see real Louisiana wetlands up close.
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Cajun Life
The people of Houma keep Cajun traditions alive with music, boats, and delicious seafood. Fishing and shrimping have long been a big part of everyday life here.