New Orleans · TOUR REVIEWS
Four days or a long weekend, the problem is the same: too much city, one itinerary. The 15 below are the ones that earn their slot, priced and timed, with the full catalogue underneath when you want to go deeper.
Explore New Orleans after dark on a 1-hour-45-minute French Quarter walk filled with ghost, voodoo, vampire, and true history stories.
“Fun , informative, bring cash, very entertaining guide, very prompt, well organized. Great , fun crowd. Wear comfortable shoes.”
Cruise the Mississippi aboard Steamboat Natchez with live Dixieland jazz, skyline views, calliope music, and an optional Creole buffet dinner.
“Marlon is fantastic and fun ! Cheryl at the bar on the second floor was also amazing. Having a fun crew and nice jazz music made this experience worthwhile.”
Explore New Orleans after dark on an adults-only walk through true crime, voodoo, vampire lore, and haunted French Quarter landmarks.
“Very informative, realistic stories, and just the right amount of spooky vibes. Elaine has a fantastic pace of storytelling. Bring cash for tips!”
Taste gumbo, po-boys, jambalaya, beignets, and more on a three-hour French Quarter walk with local food and history.
“Excellent walking food tour! Our guide Susan was very knowledgeable and had lots of information for us! The food was amazing too!”
Explore Honey Island Swamp by quiet boat from New Orleans, spotting alligators, birds and raccoons while learning about Cajun life and wetland loss.
“Captain Steve was great - he was really interesting and showed us so much of the wildlife and swamp - we really enjoyed it. Only disappointing thing was waiting round for Brian to come back and get us. Waited nearly 20 minutes.”
Cruise the Mississippi aboard Steamboat Natchez for live jazz, river history, French Quarter views, and an optional Creole lunch.
“Great fun and a must do activity in New Orleans. Easy to access and music and food delicious. Booking is easy and confirmed by email with vouchers .”
Review the New Orleans hop-on hop-off bus tour, with live guides, 18 stops, route tips, pricing, timing, and honest value advice.
“Great way to get around town and see what to explore later. Tour guide was knowledgeable and entertaining.”
Ride an airboat through Louisiana cypress swamp, spot alligators and birds, and choose between a large or small boat near New Orleans.
“We had a blast! We were picked up from and returned to a very convenient spot, no sweat, so getting to the site was easy. Tiktok was a great guide!”
Review the New Orleans evening steamboat jazz cruise, with Mississippi River views, live Dukes of Dixieland music, cocktails, and optional dinner.
“The steamboat ride was excellent. They played music during that period which made it an even better experience. Highly recommend.”
Cruise the Mississippi aboard New Orleans’ riverboat, with live jazz, city views, captain’s narration, and an optional Creole lunch.
“Fantastic: we got a beautiful day for it and learned a lot!”
Tour New Orleans’ 1789 St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 with an official guide, meeting Marie Laveau, Delphine LaLaurie, and the city’s tombs.
“This was a fantastic tour. Our guide was very knowledgeable and entertaining. I appreciated learning about the cemetery, but also about US and NOLA history, while being outside and getting some extra steps in. It was a perfect excursion. Easy to get to/walk to from within the French Quarter. Highly recommend.”
Pair Oak Alley or Destrehan Plantation with a wildlife-filled Manchac Swamp boat ride on a full-day Louisiana tour from New Orleans.
“A must see if you enjoy history. The guide was truely knowledgeable and we really enjoyed our time there.”
Explore New Orleans after dark on a 21+ walking tour of ghosts, voodoo, vampires, and the city’s most sinister addresses.
“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 2-hour bus tour through Treme, the Ninth Ward, Garden District, and historic cemeteries.
“Fun, informative, and a great way to experience NO outside of the French Quarter. Interesting seeing and hearing all about NO history.”
Watch a New Orleans chef prepare gumbo, jambalaya, and pralines, then eat generous samples with beer, iced tea, recipes, and local stories.
“Very well organized and an engaging presentation. Eating the food we just watched prepared was great. I will recommend this experience to all my friends visiting New Orleans”
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