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Cajun Coast Group Services Manual 2017 [FINAL: MEDIUM 2017 CAJUN COAST Group ServiceS Manual TABLE OF CONTENTS The Cajun Coast Visitors & Convention Bureau is ready to assist you with your Cajun Coast tour. Cajun Coast Visitors & Convention Bureau . 1 Our complimentary services include: Receptive Operators............................ 2 Tours......................................... 2 • Check accommodations for space availability on your preferred tour Cajun Country Hub and Spoke Tour ......... 2 dates and solicit proposals from those properties that meet the special Casino Hub and Spoke Tour ............... 2 Golf Hub and Spoke Tour.................. 2 requirements of each tour. One Day Tours ........................... 3 • Assist in planning a customized itinerary, including detailed Special Packages .......................... 4 information on area attractions, restaurants and shopping. Ten Quick Stops that Easily • Make recommendations on special events that can be the highlight Fit into Your Itinerary ................... 4 of your tour. Accommodations .............................. 5 • Supply digital photography. Attractions .................................... 6 Restaurants ................................... 8 • Provide promotional brochures and materials to help generate Calendar of Events ............................ 10 interest and excitement for the tour. Background Info .............................. 11 • Diddy bags Cajun Coast FAQs ...................... 11 History ................................. 11 We will make every effort to accommodate any of your special requests Services & Emergency ......................... 13 before your arrival and during your stay on the Cajun Coast. Points of Interest/Accommodations Map .........16 Driving Distances & Maps .................... 17 MAILING ADDRESS: The information in this manual is designed to assist the promotion of group tours, meetings and events. At the time of this edition (January 2017) the rates were current. They are subject to change P.O. Box 2332, Morgan City, LA 70381 without notice. Please call ahead to verify availability. The Cajun Coast Visitors & Convention TOLL FREE: (800) 256-2931 Bureau takes no responsibility for the information contained within this manual. Responsibility rests PHONE: (985) 380-8224 solely with the listed establishments. The CCVCB does not independently verify information provided by the listed establishments and does not warrant the FAX: (985) 380-2876 quality or reputation of the services or products offered by them. E-MAIL: [email protected] FREE CAJUN COAST TRAVEL GUIDE APP WEBSITE: www.cajuncoast.com saltiest and sweetest spot in Louisiana. Tour the Tabasco® factory, RECEPTIVE OPERATORS Rip Van Winkle Gardens, Jungle Gardens, Konriko (the oldest rice mill in the United States) or Shadows-on-the-Teche (the most ALLONS À LAFAYETTE, INC. documented plantation home in the South). Return to Morgan 424 St. Joseph St., Lafayette, LA 70506 City/Franklin. CONTAct: Danny Bonaventure DAY SIX: Today you’ll tour the heart of Cajun Country. The PHONE: (800) 264-5465, (337) 269-9607, FAX: (337) 376-0185 first stop is St. Martinville, home of the famed Evangeline Oak. E-MAIL: [email protected] Afterwards tour St. Martin de Tours Catholic Church or the WEBSITE: allonsalafayette.com Acadian Memorial. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant. Aspiring chefs can learn how to prepare a Cajun dish from the Cajun cooks at Vermilionville, a Cajun/Creole heritage and folklife TOURS park. In Lafayette tour the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park & Preserve, Acadian Cultural Center or Acadian Village for a CAJUN COUNTRY HUB AND SPOKE TOUR glimpse into the life of the Acadians. If time permits, enjoy walking DAY ONE & DAY TWO: Arrive in The Big Easy for two days Lafayette’s downtown for a little shopping. After a full afternoon, of nonstop excitement. Spend a day walking and shopping in enjoy dinner at one of Lafayette’s award-winning establishments, the French Quarter. Stroll the Riverwalk or go on a cruise down complete with Cajun music. the mighty Mississippi River. Ride the streetcar to the Garden District. Take in a show at the IMAX, visit the Audubon Zoo, tour the WWII Museum, Long Vue Gardens or the New Orleans CASINO HUB AND SPOKE TOUR Metropolitan Museum of Art. In the evening, enjoy dinner at one DAY ONE: Arrive in Morgan City/Franklin at the hotel of your of the many top-rated restaurants, listen to music at Preservation choice and freshen up for a fun-filled evening. Drive down to Hall or the House of Blues, or try your Charenton to the Cypress Bayou Casino • Hotel, Louisiana’s first luck at Harrah’s Casino. Overnight in land based casino. With over 1200 slots, 48 table games plus all New Orleans. their great restaurants, you’re bound to enjoy Acadiana’s loose and DAY THREE: Today travel into Cajun easy casino. Overnight in Morgan City/Franklin. Country and learn about the Bayou DAY TWO: Today you’ll make a stop in Amelia at the Amelia Cajuns. In Thibodaux, tour Laurel Valley Belle Casino before making your way to Harrah’s Casino in Plantation, the largest surviving sugarcane the Big Easy. Harrah’s is located in the heart of New Orleans’ plantation in the United States, which is downtown area. Here you’ll experi- still cultivating cane today. After touring ence live jazz music and Mardi Gras Laurel Valley, drive over to Houma, the parades while playing your favorite Venice of Louisiana, and enjoy a swamp slots and table games. Return to Morgan City/Franklin. tour. Whether you’re looking for musical Cypress Bayou Casino • Hotel entertainment, education or exotic nature, DAY THREE: Today it’s off to Plantation Country for more fun and excitement. Begin the day at Houma has a tour for you. After dining Franklin at one of Houma’s numerous restaurants, Belle of Baton Rouge Casino and end the evening at Hollywood visit the Bayou Terrebonne Waterlife Museum where various Casino or L’auberge Casino, all found in the Capital City. Return exhibits explain the life and culture of the Bayou Cajuns. Next, it’s to Morgan City/Franklin. off to Morgan City. Stop at the Morgan City Welcome Center DAY FOUR, FIVE & SIX: After breakfast, pack up and travel for refreshments. Afterwards walk along the 21-foot tall seawall to Lake Charles, Kinder, Marksville or Shreveport to enjoy and get a bird’s-eye view of the Atchafalaya River. If time permits, Louisiana’s land and riverboat casinos. Select your favorite and let enjoy a walking tour of Morgan City’s Historic District or do some the good times roll. shopping down Main Street. In the evening go to a local restaurant for dinner or cooking demonstration. Overnight in Morgan City/ Franklin. GOLF HUB AND SPOKE TOUR DAY FOUR: After breakfast, travel to Franklin, described as one DAY ONE: Arrive in the The Big Easy, play a round of golf at of the prettiest Louisiana towns by Lyle Saxon in Old Louisiana. Audubon City Park, an executive par 3 golf course, or the TPC This stunning English town boasts over 400 noteworthy proper- (Tournament Player Club) of Louisiana. Located only 15 minutes ties listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Tour one, away from the French Quarter, this 7,600 yard, par-72 champion- two or three historic homes: Oaklawn Manor, Grevemberg House ship course is nestled among stately cypress and oak trees and is Museum or Shadowlawn. In the afternoon, enjoy shopping down abundant with natural vegetation. Overnight in New Orleans. Franklin’s Main Street. That eve- DAY TWO: After breakfast, travel to Plaquemine for a taste ning enjoy local storytelling by local of The Island. This 7,000-yard, par-72 course is carved out of a Techeland Arts Council or gaming sugar plantation. With nine lakes on the course, you’ll be in for a at Cypress Bayou Casino. Overnight challenge! That afternoon, travel to Morgan City. Overnight in in Morgan City/Franklin. Morgan City/Franklin. DAY FIVE: Next, travel to New DAY THREE: Wake up on the Cajun Coast and prepare for Iberia, home of the world famous the ultimate golf experience — the Atchafalaya Golf Course at Tabasco® sauce and the spiciest, Grevemberg House Museum Idlewild. This course was named the #1 golf course to play in 2 Louisiana by Golfweek Magazine in 2008 and 2009. Designed by National Register of Historic Places. Make up your own tour from internationally renowned designers Robert Von Hagge, Smelek a list of public homes open daily or churches opened especially for & Baril, the Atchafalaya Golf Course at Idlewild has 18 holes of your group. For lunch, enjoy a gourmet picnic basket at one of the picturesque beauty. The 7,533-yard public golf course contains five homes. Mix the tour with a walking tour of the historic district or lakes and 10 native wetland areas that encompass nearly 40 acres of shopping down Main Street. After a full day of touring and shop- this 175-acre layout, and is home to over 40 species of indigenous ping, enjoy a wine and cheese party at a historic home. For dinner flora. Over one-half million yards of native soil was used to develop enjoy eating at one of the local seafood restaurants and entertain- dramatic elevations on the course creating spectacular vistas. ment with Techeland Arts Council, a local storytelling group. Unique to the Atchafalaya at Idlewild is the large common green Overnight in Franklin/Morgan City. shared by holes nine and 18. The course features five sets of tees, each named after an animal native to the basin, large fairways and Civil War generous pin placements. The course includes a complete practice St. Mary Parish played an inte- Lake End Park facility and pro line rental clubs. Enjoy lunch at the Acadian-style gral role in the War Between clubhouse, which contains over 130,000 board feet of cypress the States because of its strategic lumber. That afternoon, visit Morgan City’s Historic District and location next to the Atchafalaya dine at one of our local restaurants or try your luck at Cypress River and Bayou Teche. Visit the Bayou Casino or the Amelia Belle Casino.
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