moderate
8 hours
Suitable for those comfortable with extended periods of walking and standing.
Spend a day walking through history with Southern Style Tours’ Oak Alley Plantation visit paired with a city tour of New Orleans. Experience iconic landmarks and stories that define Louisiana’s cultural and natural heritage.
8 Hours • Ages 4+ • An all day adventure to Oak Plantation combined with our famous city tour!
Experience a captivating 8-hour combination tour featuring a walking exploration of the stunning Oak Alley Plantation, known for its cinematic history, alongside a fascinating city tour. Nestled on the Mississippi River, this iconic location offers a unique glimpse into the past, making it a memorable adventure for all.
8 Hours Be ready for 8 am. Pick up is between 8:00am - 8:30am.
This combination tour will consist of a walking tour at the famous Oak Alley Plantation and one of our famous city tours. The beautiful Oak Alley Plantation is located on the Mississippi River between New Orleans and Baton Rouge. Movies such as Interview with a Vampire and Midnight Bayou were filmed there.
The day includes multiple walking segments across uneven grounds and city streets.
Mississippi River areas can be sunny and warm, so hydration and sunblock are vital.
This tour covers plantation grounds and urban sidewalks, suitable for all but strenuous for those with mobility issues.
Louisiana weather can be unpredictable, especially in spring and summer months.
Oak Alley Plantation is famed for its historic live oak-lined approach and antebellum architecture, featured in several major films that highlight Southern history.
Efforts to maintain the plantation grounds and riverbank focus on controlling erosion and preserving native tree species essential to the site’s iconic appearance.
Necessary for navigating both uneven plantation grounds and city sidewalks.
Staying hydrated is critical, especially in warmer months.
summer specific
Protects your face and eyes from direct sunlight during outdoor segments.
spring specific
Useful for sudden summer or spring showers common in Louisiana.
spring specific