NEW ORLEANS
The best of New Orleans.
The 8 most popular lunch experiences in New Orleans. What each one is really like, what it costs, and who runs it.
Ride the only authentic steam steamboat in New Orleans on a 2-hour Mississippi jazz cruise with optional Creole lunch.
Most Popular“an iconic way to travel. a little chaotic boarding the boat. understaffed, leading to some of the staff being short tempered. overall a good experience to be recommended but not to be repeated”
New Orleans airboat and plantation day: cypress swamps wildlife ride, Laura Plantation stories, Houmas House lunch, and guided gardens.
“This tour was absolutely lovely and our tour guide, Robert, was incredible- knowledgable, patient and overall just a nice person. My mother and I had a great day and the tour was the highlight of our trip. Couldn't recommend more!”
Ride a paddlewheel down the Mississippi, hear the Battle of New Orleans story, and tour Chalmette Battlefield with park rangers.
“The guide was an excellent story teller and a pleasure to listen to as he told us about the history of New Orleans”
French Quarter boozy lunch crawl with guided street-food tastings, cocktails, and a traditional seafood boil finish. Little planning needed.
“What a great experience! Would totally recommend this tour! A lot of value for the cost and the food was fantastic! Learned about the New Orleans culture. Fun time and a must do if you visit New Orleans.”
Small-group Louisiana plantations from New Orleans: Destrehan and Houmas House, guided tours, and an unlimited gourmet lunch.
“My wife and I had a wonderful time on the tour our driver Robert was great. He gave us a interesting history on New Orleans and the lower areas of Louisiana. He was friendly and answered all of our questions. The tours themselves were great. Both locations were beautiful and rich with history. And lunch…”
Private airboat in cypress swamps plus Laura and Houmas plantations, with gourmet lunch and hotel pickup from New Orleans.
“First rate tour that begins with being picked up at the hotel. Steve, our tour guide provided a wealth of information about the city of New Orleans as well as about the history of Louisiana. Fun time on the swamp tour including meeting some of Read more”
Private New Orleans plantation day visits San Francisco and Destrehan, then Houmas House for a gourmet lunch and sugar-cane views.
“We learned very much on this tour. It was fascinating to SEE where history happened. It made what I had learned in school years ago so much more personal. Our tour guide Rene took the time to give us extra information and tips about what else to look for that was not in the official…”
A private New Orleans street and studio art tour with door-to-door pickup, Banksy’s Rain Girl, and lunch—3 to 4 hours.
“Amazing tour! Great art and food! Extremely knowledgeable about New Orleans and worth the time and money spent for the tour! Highly recommended!”
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