Dotted with majestic oak trees, this nearly 4.5 acres of waterfront property, with approximately 600 feet along the scenic Bayou Teche, offers updated comfort, amenities and modern conveniences.

Bayou Teche homeowners say they can finally enjoy their view Some homeowners who live along The Bayou Teche said after months of waiting, the water is almost free of lilies and fallen trees. Prev Next ...

Shaded by bald cypress trees and moss-laden oaks, thronged with alligators, and resonant with the calls of frogs and birds, the Bayou Teche slowly winds its way 125 miles through south central ...

Christ is adored along the Fête-Dieu du Teche Bayou on Aug. 15, 2022. (photo: Courtesy of Chris Lancon) ... “with beautiful oak trees that are as much as 400 years old. ...

Andy Aucoin rides in his boat past one of his neighbor, Jared Landry’s, pig pens on the bank of the Bayou Teche in rural west St. Mary Parish, La., on Tuesday, November 26, 2019.

Ralph Schexnaydre got that feeling driving along La. 31 between Arnaudville and Breaux Bridge. “About four years ago, I came across this grove of oak trees along Bayou Teche outside of ...

View Louisiana Bayou farm Bayou Têche with majestic oak tree, fisherman in rowboat, ... Louisiana Bayou farm (Bayou Têche?) with majestic oak tree, fisherman in rowboat, fenced cabins and ...

"During the tornado back in December that hit New Iberia, this tree right here fell from the other side of The Bayou and blocked about 75 percent of the way," McDonald said.

Mardi Gras Indian sculpture on Bayou St. John arrives in time for Bayou Boogaloo When Bayou Boogaloo begins this weekend there will be a 14-foot-high sculpture of a Mardi Gras ...

Arkansans gathered on Saturday morning to plant more than 500 native wetland trees along the White Oak Bayou in Burns Park.The effort was done to restore the ar. KATV Little Rock/Pine Bluff.

The Tour du Teche, the annual race down Bayou Teche, is set for the weekend of October 6. It's too late to register to paddle, but there are bayouside parties along the race route each day.

If the banks of the Bayou Teche could talk, they could tell stories of the first Native American inhabitants, Civil War gunboat duels and canoe paddlers with pocket devices called cell phones.