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New Orleans Highlights – Private City Tour
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See the striking diversity of New Orleans’ neighborhoods. The reborn Lower Ninth Ward, with its famed ‘Brad Pitt Homes’ and Harry Connick's inspired, volunteer-built ‘Musicians' Village’. The old American Sector, better known today as the “Warehouse/ Arts District”, is trendy and constantly changing. In the Garden District, centuries old oak trees line the avenues that are home to stately Victorian mansions and exquisite gardens. The tour concludes at Lafayette Cemetery No. 1, arguably America’s most infamous graveyard and an ancient historic treasure.
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The Antebellum South - Plantation Tour - including picnic lunch
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Travel back in time as you ride down Historic River Road showcasing “America’s Castles”, the Antebellum plantation homes of the South’s long lost planting elite. Take a rare glimpse into the opulent setting of a bygone era. Sip a mint julep on the porch of Oak Alley Plantation after enjoying your picnic, served on the grounds of the plantation.
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The Airboat Experience - Gator Tour
If you're planning a trip to New Orleans or the South Louisiana area and would like to experience Louisiana au naturel, our swamp tour is for you. When you take a Louisiana swamp tour, it's like taking a step back in time and seeing Louisiana the way it was before the hustle and bustle of modern life. Make sure to bring your camera so that you can capture the beautiful essence of Louisiana swampland.
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The Gator Combo - Plantation Tour - including picnic lunch
Travel back in time as you ride down Historic River Road showcasing “America’s Castles”, the Antebellum plantation homes of the South’s long lost planting elite. Take a rare glimpse into the opulent setting of a bygone era. Sip a mint julep on the porch of Oak Alley Plantation after enjoying your picnic, served on the grounds of the plantation.
PRIVATE WALKING TOURS
- Private dining
- With Celebrity chef
- @ celebrity mansion
- Pre-cocktail party with 5th and 6th generation New Orleans restauranteurs
- Wine pairings with meal
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New Orleans Brews and Blends – The Cocktail Tour
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The country's most interesting and memorable cocktails were originally conceived in the bars and nightclubs of New Orleans. Treat yourself to the classic drinks of the Prohibition era as you listen to traditional jazz. The Cocktail Tour serves as the perfect icebreaker for your group and an introduction to the wonderful possibilities of the city.
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New Orleans Voodoo Experience
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Make your way through the historic French Quarter to St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, the final resting place of history’s most revered Voodoo Queen, Marie Laveau. Visit an authentic Voodoo museum, purchase Voodoo "magic" potions or take part in your very own private voodoo ritual.
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Foodie Tour
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Let us customize private tours of famous New Orleans restaurants in a city that is rich in the history of dining and drinking. Sample famous Creole Cuisines along the way and get behind-the-scenes access to some of our most celebrated historic restaurant like Antoine's (est. 1840) and Tujague's (est. 1856).
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New Orleans Paranormal Phantoms - Haunted House and Ghost Tour
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New Orleans has always been recognized as America’s most haunted city, with accounts of paranormal activity dating back to the city’s inception in the early 1720s. Stand in the shadows of 18th-century buildings and hear stories of the ghostly guests that reside there.
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Uptown Elegance – The Garden District Walking Tour
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Boasting the world’s largest collection of 19th century American Southern Style Mansions, the Garden District of New Orleans deserves special attention. View unique architecture, tree lined streets and manicured gardens, ancient cemeteries, and the homes of some of America’s most famed celebrities, both past and present.
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Vieux Carre Sashay - A French Quarter Walking Tour
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Founded in 1718 by famed French Explorer Jean Batiste Le Moyne, the French Quarter (or Vieux Carré) has been home to many notorious inhabitants. From its early beginnings as a French Colony, New Orleans was settled by the prisoners and prostitutes of Paris’s prisons before European Aristocrats, wealthy landed gentry, and infamous Voodoo Queens arrived. The French Quarter has witnessed opulence, decadence, pleasure, and pain for nearly three centuries. Stroll with us through one of the world’s most evocative neighborhoods. Bask in the rich history and delight in the cinematic aesthetic that defines the French Quarter.
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