Tour New Orleans oldest cemetery and find out why the graves of the deceased are built above ground. Hear tales of the past and witness these old and crackling tombs up-close!
This cemetery has been active since 1833, with burials still occurring to this day! See these elaborate vaults and learn why people came to be buried here. Full of history and an eerie aesthetic, these guided tours are a perfect way to explore New Orleans’ past.
The swamps are largely untouched and house an abundance of wildlife, both beneath the water and above the woody vegetation. Airboats are your best bet to view all the wildlife and Louisiana’s wetlands which span over three million acres.
While swamps are a worldwide phenomenon, the mystery and brooding of the Louisiana swamps add to its appeal. Not to mention its indigenous Cajun culture and its hosting of over two million ancient alligators that roam the bayous. Fortunately, Cajun Swamp Tours are plentiful!
You can choose between going on a smaller, more intimate boat tour with a group of friends/family or a more communal one that caters to a larger crowd.
Swamp tours in New Orleans and around it are the ideal way to break away from the city’s commotion. Although the swamp is eroding, wildlife freely roam here and live in harmony with the Cajun community. This is a unique tour that can only be experienced here, you have to do it!
When you visit New Orleans, you will get swept away by the beautiful jazz music, super strong Louisiana cocktails, and delicious Cajun and Creole-style food. But what if you could experience all of this on a boat? The New Orleans Jazz Cruise is the perfect trip to experience the wonder of New Orleans while sailing on the Mississippi River.
Jazz music, Louisiana cuisine, and the Mississippi River are the things that make a New Orleans Jazz Cruise unforgettable. You will be spoiled for choice with the many dining options on these cruises, and the jazz music in the background makes this a magical experience. Everything that makes New Orleans special can be found on these cruises, but they're ten times better because it's on a boat. So the next time you're in New Orleans, make sure to go on an evening dinner cruise where you'll watch the sunset over the Mississippi while enjoying the beauty of New Orleans.
Comfort
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Location
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Value for Money
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Convenience
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Fun
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Level of Activity
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PROS:
The extensive Creole and Louisiana-inspired dishes
The view of New Orleans and the historic buildings next to the Mississippi River
The live jazz music
CONS:
Dinner is only included in the ticket if you select that option
If there is bad weather, the cruise may be docked for the whole duration
The cruises usually don’t cater for special meals (gluten-free, etc.)
Experience New Orleans’ cocktail culture on this fun and informative tour. Visit historic bars and restaurants as you walk around the French Quarter with a local guide and fellow drink enthusiasts! Learn the origins of century-old cocktails, hear the recipes, and see them being made! Discover the best that ‘the Big Easy’ has to offer on this unique city tour!
