NEW ORLEANS
520 Tours Reviewed
French Quarter shortcuts, on foot, with a real guide. You start at the St. Louis Cathedral steps in Jackson Square, then follow the story of the Vieux Carre on a guided walk built for people who want more than a…
Marigny in 45 minutes is a sprint. I like the tight, efficient route and the Frenchmen Street music and dining leads that help you make smart plans fast. It’s a great way to get your bearings in a very specific…
A swamp day with a real education. This full-day trip pairs Whitney Plantation with a guided Cajun swamp ride through Bayou country, with hotel pickup and drop-off to keep the day smooth. It’s also built for comfort and focus, since…
Want a break from the city noise? This half-day tour trades your New Orleans plans for Creole plantation storytelling and roundtrip luxury transportation, with a guided visit that connects sugar, family, and slavery through first-hand archival details. I like how…
Six stops can still feel like a feast. This French Quarter food walking tour is built around 6–7 set tastings of iconic Creole and Cajun dishes like gumbo and jambalaya, plus a French Market moment that shows you everyday New…
A morning in the Garden District has layers. This small-group tour pairs a first stop at Lafayette Cemetery No. 1 with local plates you can’t easily pick on your own. I especially like how it keeps things hands-on, with a…
One quiet loop can teach you a lot. This self-guided audio tour in New Orleans uses GPS so you hear stories tied to where you are in the cemetery, and you can do it at your own speed. I like…
Slavery memorials in New Orleans hit hard. This combo tour blends Whitney Plantation with the Soul of New Orleans side of the city, pairing self-guided remembrance with local-style storytelling in the neighborhoods. You get round-trip transportation and a schedule that…
Cruising the French Quarter is not what you expect. One look at the Segway PT and you’ll see why this tour feels like a fun shortcut to the Quarter’s best-known spots, with history tied to every turn. I especially like…
Louisiana swamps are loud, fast, and alive. You get the real bayou feeling on a high-speed airboat ride, guided by a Cajun storyteller who explains what you’re seeing as you go. It’s one of those tours where you’re close enough…
One hour is enough time to get the Garden District feeling right. This self-guided route uses the VoiceMap app so you can follow narration tied to your exact location, with offline access for audio and maps. You’ll see standout architectural…
You’re going beyond New Orleans’ streets today. This tour brings you to a 200-year-old sugar plantation where Creole women ran the operation for decades, and the day has enough structure to keep it moving. I like that you see a…
Twilight brings New Orleans ghosts to life. This 90-minute walk is built for kids aged 8–12, with child-friendly hauntings, short stops, and hands-on tools that keep things moving after school-hour energy. Guides such as Tammy and MC are great at…
New Orleans feels different when you can set the pace. This self-guided French Quarter walk lets you control the audio narration at key landmarks, so you stop when you want to. I like that the tour is built for solo…
One hour after dark in the French Quarter, the stories feel louder. This adults-only ghost and vampire walking tour pairs tight storytelling with a small group (up to 16), plus a drink deal before you start. I like that it…
