Gulf Coast Eco Tour

04/08/2025

www.gulfcoastecotour.com: ~ Beaver fever it is and if your coming from you can stop here on your way out to visit us for a experience ~ Captain Jenny

GRAND OPENING: Beaver fever is building as an opening date has been set for Mississippi’s first Buc-ee’s!

04/07/2025

Can anyone guess what kind of tree this is? I know but do you!
I spy a American Sycamore, Cypress, or Red Maple Tree! Can anyone spy this for me: www.gulfcoastecotour.com
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04/05/2025

Celebrate the Gulf Marine Educational Festival 2025 is a wrap! Met some great parents and kids today along with many who promote wildlife abd conservation: www.gulfcoastecotour.com
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04/04/2025

Gulf Coast Eco Tour will now have passenger van service beginning the Summer of 2025: www.gulfcoastecotour.com

With its unique ecosystem of hardwood and cypress swamps, salt marshes, and natural historical landmarks, there is so much to see

04/04/2025

We journeyed with the nicest group yesterday on The Coastal Stroll!

What happens on this tour you say? Well, just a small taste of our blues trail music and museums! What!!! Why, yes. By the time you finish touring, you may even feel the vibe of one of our stories.

Cocktails if you wish while your walking in the most upbeat eclectic small beach town. Perhaps even a visit to our candy store too.

Oh but History! Yes, and it doesn’t get any better with storytelling and cajun charm told like never
before.

Reserve your tickets now and if you want to take a bite out of the Bay try our Mississippi Sound Food Tour: www.gulfcoastecotour.com

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04/02/2025

www.gulfcoastecotour.com: It truly is hard being a diamond so pick all of our tours with our season pass for you or joy. Captain Jenny is bound to sweep you away with her storytelling and all this fun in the sun. fun

03/30/2025

Boat on fire in Bay Waveland. A shrimpers livelihood on the line. Please pray for all involved. Captain Jenny ゚

03/30/2025

Lilly Pads in The Swamp: www.gulfcoastecotour.com
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03/29/2025

The Mississippi Sound Food Tour if you dare: www.gulfcoastecotour.com
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03/27/2025

Thank You Glenns’s Motor Coach Tours for traveling with Gulf Coast Eco Tour: www.gulfcoastecotour.com ゚ . Visit Mississippi Travel Channel Coastal Mississippi Mississippi Gulf Coast Fun Mississippi Coast National Heritage Area Hancock County Tourism Popcorn Plus, LLC 200 North Beach Restaurant and Bar

03/27/2025

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The Old Spanish Trail along the Mississippi Gulf Coast in the 1920s

The Old Spanish Trail was an auto trail that once spanned the United States with almost 2,750 miles of roadway from ocean to ocean. It crossed eight states and 67 counties along the southern border of the United States. Work on the auto highway began in 1915 at a meeting held at the Battle House Hotel in Mobile, Alabama; and, by the 1920s, the trail linked St. Augustine, Florida, to San Diego, California.

In Mississippi, the Old Spanish Trail traveled along Highway 90 until Pass Christian where it turned right to head North on Henderson Avenue to De Lisle, then West along Kiln Delisle Road to Kiln. At Kiln, the Old Spanish Trail continued West to the ghost-town of Logtown, Mississippi, although the road connecting those two towns has been partially lost to the Bayou. That route likely consisted of portions of the Bayou La Croix Road, Rifle Range Road, an unmarked road once called the Bay St. Louis Road, which now closely parallels a portion of Mississippi Highway 607, and Mississippi Highway 604, then continued West along Logtown Road into town. In Logtown, a ferry carried traffic across the Pearl River to land at Indian Village in Louisiana.

03/26/2025

Gulf Coast Eco Tour has a robust Marine Science field trip program for your classroom for Grade Level School wide field trip to include Oyster Gardening. Book your fall fiekd trip now: www.gulfcoastecotour.com

03/25/2025

We cannot forget our 6:00 PM Cruise on The Eco Cruise and Walking Tour: www.gulfcoastecotour.com

03/25/2025

After storm shenanigan’s on deck with these wonderful families! We had a few sets out kayaking yesterday too! The Mississippi and Louisiana Eco Swamp and walking Cruise is wild about nature.
We are booked out today but come and get wild in nature with Captain Jenny: www.gulfcoastecotour.com
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