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A remote oasis nearly hidden within Louisiana’s expansive shoreline, Grand Isle is your passport to adventure in a state known for being a “Sportsman’s Paradise.”. Renowned for its world-class fishing and birding habitat, Louisiana’s only inhabited barrier island offers unblemished views of the Gulf of Mexico, miles of beaches and ...
Grand Isle, Louisiana. / 29.233°N 90.000°W / 29.233; -90.000. Grand Isle is a town in Jefferson Parish in the U.S. state of Louisiana, located on a barrier island of the same name in the Gulf of Mexico. The island is at the mouth of Barataria Bay where it meets the gulf.
Grand Isle Welcome to Louisiana's only inhabited barrier island! At the southern end of Highway 1, the seven magical miles of Grand Isle hold all the wonders that Louisiana nature can offer. Oleander and crepe myrtle, palms, ferns, and windblown oak trees on Cheniere ridges welcome migrating birds in season.
Admiral Craik Drive. Grand Isle, LA 70358. A beach ridge created by the action of the waves of the Gulf, Grand Isle serves as a breakwater between the Gulf and the network of inland channels that connect to the bayou tributaries of the Mississippi River. It is also the launching point for excellent deep-sea salt-water fishing adventures.
Pure Pleasure Offshore Charter Fishing. 8. Fishing Charters & Tours. Come experience some of the best fishing the Gulf of Mexico has to offer. The Pure Pleasure II makes port at Bridge Side Marina in Grand Isle, LA and sails the gulf waters anywhere from 5-100 miles…. 9.
Grand Isle is the end of the road for Louisiana Highway 1, and it’s arguably one of the most dramatic locations along the 436-mile-long highway. It’s here that you can roll down the windows to breathe in the salty air, venture over a sand dune to take in the views of endless Gulf waves. Tourists aren’t drawn here for the extravagant ...
Camping on the beach at Grand Isle State Park offers visitors the rare opportunity to fall asleep to the sounds of waves from the comfort of their sleeping bag. RV travelers also can get close to the beach in style, at sites that include barbecue grills. Entrance fee: $3 per person; free for seniors age 62 and older, and children age 3 and younger.
