Get the most out of your visit to New Orleans with these great vacations and tours. Booking ahead will almost always save you money and will guarantee availability.
A New Orleans Getaway vacation for 5 days with 6 meals included and 4 nights at the Astor Crowne Plaza, walking tour, coach tour and more starts at $599.
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Paddle and Wheel Tour $43.00 / $20.00 4 Hours

Combine a 2 hour motorcoach tour of New Orleans and the French Quarter with another 2 hours on the Natchez Steamboat Mississippi River cruise (pictures & article).

Post Katrina Personal Touch $58.00 3.5 Hours

This Van tour of New Orleans takes you deep into the heart of sites hit hardest by hurricane Katrina and highlights various levee and flood walls.

Hurricane Katrina Tour $33.00 / $27.00 3 Hours

An eyewitness account of the events surrounding the most devastating natural - and man-made - disaster on American soil! Covers different neighborhood states like Lakeview, Gentilly, New Orleans East, St. Bernard, and the Ninth Ward.

Garden District Walking Tour $22.00 / $12.00 2.5 Hours

Walk among huge Victorian manors and opulent splendor in the elegant, lavish and historic Garden District. Along the way you'll see the homes of famous writer Anne Rice, the house Jefferson Davis died and the home of the Mannings family.

Super City by Motorcoach $27.00 / $12.00 2 Hours

This narrated tour visits the famous landmarks and the beautiful architecture, which have made New Orleans world famous. Includes a walk through St. Louis Cemetery #3, one of the unusual "Cities of the Dead."

French Quarter Walking Tour $17.00 / $11.00 4 Hours

You'll see the Cabildo and Presbytere Museums in Jackson Square, Bourbon Street and much more on the world famous French Quarter Walking Tour.

French Quarter Ghost Tour $19.00 / $10.00 2 Hours
 
For supernatural fun seekers! Haunted sites and amusing but real stories from the local haunted history, come "alive" in the French Quarter. Learn about Bloody O'Reilly and the singing rain, visit the Bourbon Orleans Hotel and a haunted bar on this evening tour.

Cemetery & Voodoo Walking $22.00 / $12.00 2 Hours

Our eerie and fascinating Cemetery and Gris-Gris Voodoo Walking Tour gives you a chance to explore the haunted St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 where the ghost of Marie Laveau, the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans is said to be present.

Ghosts & Spirits Evening Walking Tour $21.00 / $11.00 2 Hours

New Orleans legacy of violence, horrific deeds of slave owners and unusual above the ground burial cemeteries have led to the city being dubbed as one the most haunted places in the United States.

Haunted Voodoo Tour $19.00 / $10.00 1.5 Hours

Thrill to New Orleans voodoo stories, visit real voodoo alters and shop at famous and authentic New Orleans Voodoo shops before visiting locations of grim and ghastly deeds in the old French Quarter.

New Orleans Vampire Tour $10.00 / $10.00 4 Hours
 The mysterious black world of vampires is unleashed in the French Quarter at Ursuline Convent and the Bourbon Orleans Hotel. Hear eerie tales of ghosts and vampires from expert theatrical guides, as you pass by many historic and creepy sites.

Jazz Brunch Buffet $43.00 / $20.00 4 Hours

Enjoy delicious food while listening to a live Jazz band at "The Court of Two Sisters" awarded the Gold Award for Best Dining, Best Outdoor Dining and Best Breakfast and Brunch in New Orleans.

Creole a la Carte Dinner $50.90 Flexible

Creole a la Carte Dinner at Court of Two Sisters in the heart of the French Quarter. Choose to dine in the Grand Marquis Ballroom, The Royal Court or The Terrace Dining Room.

Crescent City Nights $65.00 3.5 Hours
 Start with a three-course dinner at Tujague's Restaurant then enjoy a leisurely walk down Bourbon Street to a neighboring nightspot to enjoy some New Orleans Jazz before ending the evening with cafe au lait & beignets at Cafe Du Monde.

New Orleans Cocktail Walking Tour $23.00 2.5 Hours

Not just cocktails, you eat in the oldest restaurants in the Crescent City and learn about the history, classic stories and charactiers of New Orleans. The tour is based on the the photographic essay book by Kerry McCaffety, Obituary Cocktail for which you will receive a discount coupon along with coupons for a number of French Quarter establishments.

Cajun Bayou Swamp Tour $60.00 4 Hours
  An air conditioned motorcoach takes you to a quaint Cajun village and to your narrated airboat cypress swamp tour. See alligators up close as your hunter and fur trapper guide shows you the world he works in.

Louisiana Swamp Airboat $90.00 4 Hours

Stroll through a Cajun village, have an opportunity to feed a giant catfish, hold a baby alligator, or meet a nutria face-to-face and ride a powerful high-ride airboat through Louisiana swamps on this thrilling adventure. No children under 8 on this tour.

Louisiana Swamp & Plantation Tour $85.00 / $40.00 8.5 Hours

Your tour begins with a boat ride in the Louisiana Swamps and Bayou. See the nesting grounds of alligators, nutria, raccoons and egrets followed by Bayou Nature Wildlife Show presented by a local naturalist. In the second half of this combination tour, you will be reminded of the glory of the Old South as you visit the famous Oak Alley Plantation.

Oak Alley Plantation Tour $47.00 / $18.00 4.5 Hours
  Step back in time, to a bygone era, where the rich splendor of Southern plantations still stands strong with historical pride and elegance on this fully guided tour of the historic 250 year old Oak Alley Plantation along the Mississippi River.

River Road Plantation $70.00 / $40.00 6.25 Hours

Visit an operating surgar farm built in 1805 to learn about traditional farming methods and 250 years of Creole women, children and slaves who lived and worked here. Next up is Evergreen plantionthe most complex surviving plantation with 22 slave cabins built in 1832.

Oak Alley & City Tour $65.00 / $30.00 4.5 Hours

Your Oak Alley Plantation and the Super City Tour of New Orleans Combo Tour offers a complete Southern warmth experience. Oak Alley plantation is known for its quarter mile long majestic oak framed pathway toward the Mississippi River. This tour is combined with the Super City Tour detailed above.
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