Swamp Boat Ride and Oak Alley Plantation Tour from New Orleans
- Explore Oak Alley, founded in 1839, and marvel at its majestic alley of 250-year-old oak trees
- Uncover Destrehan, established in 1787, and delve into its rich plantation history
- Glide across Manchac Swamp on a boat for a captivating wildlife encounter
- Listen to intriguing tales of the Rougarou werewolf legend during your unforgettable journey
What to expect
Experience the captivating allure of New Orleans' rich history with immersive tours. Choose the morning expedition to Oak Alley Plantation, where the enchanting quarter-mile alley of 250-year-old oak trees awaits. Delve into the plantation's narrative with expert guides, exploring its exhibitions and absorbing tales dating back to 1839
Alternatively, opt for the afternoon journey to Destrehan Plantation, the oldest documented French Colonial-style house in the lower Mississippi Valley. Immerse yourself in the saga of the Destrehan family's sugar dynasty and witness captivating trade demonstrations by costumed artisans
Reviews
Dionne was absolutely an amazing guide, demonstrating extensive knowledge of the local history and wildlife. We had so much fun during our excursion, exploring scenic landscapes and learning interesting facts along the way. ❤️ Thank you, Dionne, for making it a memorable experience.
Kate was incredibly knowledgeable about the history, and Glenn drove us to each destination and welcomed us back with genuine enthusiasm at every stop. An excellent tour of Oak Alley Plantation and the Swamp Tour with hilarious guide Thomas!
Boating through the wetlands near the Mississippi River, seeing alligators and wildlife up close was a thrilling experience. It was a quintessential New Orleans experience, allowing us to feel the grandeur of nature.
The tour guide was very serious in explaining, but overall I felt that there was not enough time. If you could stay longer at Oak Lane Plantation, you could have more time to explore the swamp carefully. There are too many people on the cruise ship, and you can hardly see it if you sit in the middle. You can change the cruise ship. Give it a try, I wouldn’t recommend this place
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