USA · NEW ORLEANS TOURS
The Quarter is small enough to walk twice a day and strange enough to want a guide for. These 15 sort the ghost and voodoo walks, the cemeteries, the steamboat and the food, with prices and which ones run after dark.
Explore New Orleans after dark on a 1-hour-45-minute French Quarter walk filled with ghost, voodoo, vampire, and true-crime tales.
“The walk was informative. I would have liked more stories, but the ones we had were great. Saw some buildings we wouldn't have noticed during the day.”
Cruise the Mississippi aboard the Steamboat Natchez with live Dixieland jazz, skyline views, calliope music, and an optional Creole buffet dinner.
“It was wonderful, beautiful night and the dinner was scrumptious. But having to leave a long review isn't the best.”
Explore New Orleans after dark on an adults-only walking tour of true crime, voodoo, vampires, and haunted French Quarter landmarks.
“Jeremy was an amazing guide! We ventured into the darkness among several historical areas and learned all about the events that took place at every site. From the lore of the Vodoo Queen to the myths of the Vampires, we learned many details about this city that most stories tend to overlook. This was the perfect start to our adventures in New Orleans. Certainly a must if you enjoy the dark side of history.”
Taste gumbo, po-boys, jambalaya, pralines, and beignets while exploring French Quarter history on this three-hour New Orleans food tour.
“Excellent tour with Nate v knowledgable answered all questions. Great sense of humour. Food 10/10 still feeling full hours later cannot fault at all. Would highly recommend. Big thanks Brad & Deborah for amending tickets and 100% communication.”
Cruise Honey Island Swamp from New Orleans, spot alligators and birds, visit a water-access Cajun village, and learn from local guides.
“Incredibly beautiful area so close to New Orleans! Excellent bus ride with a great driver. The tour was so well organized. Our Captain Dave was so informative and fun! You could tell he loved his job and where he lives. Saw beautiful birds, wild pigs raccoons, fish jumping and beautiful scenery. And it was December! Always satisfying to see such a beautiful area protected. Well done.”
Review the Steamboat Natchez Jazz Cruise in New Orleans, with Mississippi River views, live jazz, history, lunch options, and practical tips.
“Will come again and also don’t for get to try the chicken salad it was delicious!!!!! Very friendly people…”
Review the $51 New Orleans hop-on hop-off bus tour, with live guides, 18 stops, French Quarter views, and practical booking tips.
“A wonderful way to see the city and figure out where you want to spend your time. Our driver Elroy was the best. He was very friendly and made us smile and laugh.”
Ride an airboat through Louisiana cypress swamps, spot alligators and birds, and compare small-boat, group, and hotel pickup options.
“Very nice! Everyone on the staff was very kind and helpful. Loved our tour guide, he was super informative, friendly and funny!”
Review of New Orleans’ two-hour evening jazz cruise, with Mississippi River views, live music, optional Creole buffet, and practical booking tips.
“Everything was nice but I feel like it should be a menu to select from for dinner instead of food just being prepared and served”
Cruise the Mississippi from New Orleans with live jazz, calliope music, captain’s narration, city views, and an optional Creole lunch.
“The whole experience was amazing, from start to finish!”
Tour New Orleans’ oldest cemetery with an official guide, seeing Marie Laveau’s tomb and learning the stories behind the City of the Dead.
“It's a beautiful tour of the cemetery, but it is a walking guided tour. Individuals with mobility issues, or young children--this probably isn't the activity for them. There are places that the ground is uneven, or as the old saying goes "watch your feet or loose your teeth!" That being said, it's a wonderful, historic tour of the oldest Catholic cemetery in New Orleans. Our tour guide, Alan, gave a wonderful and knowledgeable tour of the grounds and history of the cemetery. However, it is no longer open to the public (unless one has family interred there), and tour guests do not have the ability to wander freely in the…”
Pair Oak Alley’s oak-lined plantation with a wildlife-filled Manchac swamp boat ride on this full-day New Orleans tour.
“A lovely tour and a lot of history to go through. Excellent tour guides. Unfortunately the system on the bus meant that whenever the tour guide spoke no one else was allowed to speak as it would travel through the bus. This led to some people getting very upset with other passengers and I personally was harassed verbally by another passenger which the tour guides didn’t do anything about. Personally, I wouldn’t recommend the tour just based on that and go with a service that does a private experience. I had to endure that harassment all day and my elderly mother was very upset. The actual plantation and boat tours…”
Explore New Orleans after dark on a 21+ walking tour of ghosts, voodoo, vampires, and grim French Quarter history.
“I enjoyed learning about the haunted houses However wish there was more to see. I left the tour wanting more.”
See New Orleans beyond the French Quarter on a two-hour bus tour through Treme, the Ninth Ward, City Park, and the Garden District.
“Really interesting tour guide - full of New Orleans spirit and non stop information - thoroughly enjoyed it and got a really good feel for the city”
Learn gumbo, jambalaya, and Creole classics in a lively New Orleans cooking demonstration with generous tastings, drinks, and recipes.
“This is not a small group!!! 48 people. Not what I was expecting. I should have known from the price. The chef was great and responsive, however sometimes hard to hear with rude guests that wanted to have their own conversations.”
Pick a skyline, a canyon or a coastline.
