NEW ORLEANS
The best of New Orleans.
The 15 most popular things to do in New Orleans. Ghost walks and swamp airboats, jazz cruises and cemetery tours, Creole kitchens and Garden District mansions, all in one place.
A guided night walk through New Orleans voodoo, ghosts, and vampire legends in the French Quarter, with stops like LaLaurie and the Pharmacy Museum.
Most Popular“Rob was amazing at telling stories and making them memorable about history of city and its ghosts, and vampires. 10/10”
Steamboat NATCHEZ Mississippi jazz cruise in New Orleans with Dukes of Dixieland and an optional Creole buffet dinner.
“Wonderful experience. The food was ok, could have been better. But overall everything else was a 10.”
Adults-only French Quarter night tour mixing true-crime, voodoo, and vampire legends, with optional VIP Hellvision projections.
“This tour is a history lesson made fun. Our tour guide was very entertaining. I wish we would have seen some paranormal activity but I guess you can’t really schedule or predict when and where that might happen.”
Taste French Quarter classics on a 3-hour New Orleans food walking tour: gumbo, po-boys, jambalaya, pralines, beignets. Small-group option.
“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.”
Ride from New Orleans to Honey Island Swamp on a small boat, spot wildlife, learn Cajun culture, and see a village only reachable by water.
“Captain Dustin was very knowledgeable and funny. Great time in the swamp. He has a keen eye and found us an alligator in January which because it was cold is hard to do. He even found a swamp snake.”
Steamboat Natchez Jazz Cruise on the Mississippi in New Orleans: 2 hours of live jazz and commentary, with optional Southern buffet lunch.
“Nice cruise. Free refills on drinks. Friendly crew. Great Jazz band. Partner and I Very much enjoyed it.”
A hop-on hop-off double-decker bus with live English commentary, linking Jackson Square to Frenchmen Street, the WWII Museum, and the river.
“Took the bus during 3 trips on November 14. We absolutely loved it. Sooo worth it! During each trip we had a different guide, each of them were funny and provided some information the others hadn't provided so we learned so much. They all had their own personality which we loved. They all speaked clearly…”
Speed through the Lafitte bayou on an airboat, guided by locals, with cypress swamp views, wildlife spotting, and albino gator exhibits.
“On a sunny day, be sure to bring sunglasses, a hat and/or sunblock. On the airboat there is no roof or shadez”
St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 official tour from Basin St. Station: $25, about 55 minutes, Marie Laveau and Delphine LaLaurie stories, guided access.
“Tour guide was amazing! Super friendly, answered everyone’s questions with ease and professionalism! I would highly recommend.”
Cruise New Orleans at dusk on an authentic steamboat with live Dukes of Dixieland jazz, captain narration, and optional Southern buffet dinner.
“Everything was perfect. Something we wanted to do for years, did not disappoint.”
Ride the only authentic steam steamboat in New Orleans on a 2-hour Mississippi jazz cruise with optional Creole lunch.
“Great trip in a steamboat on the mississipi river- enjoyed immensely!”
Swap the city for Oak Alley or Destrehan plus a private Manchac Swamp pontoon ride with wildlife spotting and photo-friendly commentary.
“A must see if you enjoy history. The guide was truely knowledgeable and we really enjoyed our time there.”
Adults-only ghost, voodoo and vampire tour in New Orleans. 90 minutes of French Quarter legends and gory stories, no building entry.
“Our guide, Chris, was the best! He was friendly, funny, knowledge, and professional. The stories and sites were great. The tour provided insight into places I want to visit on a future trip to New Orleans.”
2–2.5 hour New Orleans bus tour beyond the French Quarter to Treme, Ninth Ward, Garden District, and St. Louis Cemetery No. 3.
“This was a great way to see lots of New Orleans in a short amount of time. We did the morning tour and finished in plenty of time for lunch.”
Watch Creole classics made live, then eat a full multi-course New Orleans meal with beer, iced tea, recipes, and a diploma.
“Excellent demo! Wonderful food, recipes and lore!! Will definitely recommend this to everyone to give it a try. Great location for this!”
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