Where to stay in Grand Isle
Vacation rentals in Grand Isle
Where is Grand Isle
Grand Isle is a barrier island on the Gulf of Mexico. Established in the 1780s, this small island town in Louisiana attracts visitors who enjoy wildlife, saltwater fishing, bird-watching and lounging on the seven miles of beach. Check out these travel ideas for your Grand Isle vacation.
Quick Guide to Grand Isle
The town has eateries with lots of fresh seafood options, and pubs for grabbing a beer. Many of the restaurants offer take-out so you can take a picnic to the beach or pack lunch for a fishing trip. Other attractions that are worth visiting include
- Grand Isle Birding Trail: Bird lovers find two miles of trails with five observation areas in oak and hackberry forests. Wetlands and estuaries create a natural habitat for waterfowl, raptors, and pelicans.
- Grand Isle State Park: This park includes beaches, camping facilities, and a 400-foot fishing pier. Fish for trout and redfish, or go crabbing.
- Elmer's Island Wildlife Refuge: See wildlife thriving in its natural environment. This refuge, across Caminada Pass, holds 230 acres of unspoiled barrier beach.
Home-types in Grand Isle
Grand Isle has a variety of property types for you to consider when booking a trip. Here are the most popular property types in Grand Isle:
Points of interests in Grand Isle
Grand Isle has several popular points of interest for you to check out when visiting the area. Here are the most popular points of interest in Grand Isle:
- Jean Lafitte National Historic Park and Preserve French Quarter Visitor Center: 144 vacation rentals