Difficulty

easy

Duration

1–2 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; requires moderate walking on flat surfaces with some cobblestones

Overview

Discover the spooky side of New Orleans with a ghost tour that brings history to life, paired with a fun haunted pub crawl featuring drinks and stories. Perfect for those seeking mystery mixed with nightlife.

New Orleans, Louisiana

Ghost Tour and Haunted Pub Crawl Party

1 hour and 45 mins • Drinks included! • Voted Best Ghost Tour in the Big Easy

Ghost Tour

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Date

Thu, Oct 16

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

Ghost Tour and Haunted Pub Crawl Party photo 1

About This Adventure

About

New Orleans is the most Haunted city in America. The spirits of the dead roam around the streets of the French Quarter and Marigny Neighborhood. You will meet New Orleans Voodoo Queen Kalindah Laveux ,and enjoy a private ceremony. After we will take you to the most visited Haunted Bars and locations. You'll grab a shot and enjoy a cooler full of drinks while we share with you the horrendous stories of over 300 years of the dead New Orleans.

Duration

1 Hour and 45 Minutes

Adventure Tips

Wear comfortable walking shoes

The tour involves walking on uneven historic streets, so sturdy, comfortable footwear is a must.

Bring a light jacket

Evenings in New Orleans can get cool, especially near the river—layer up to stay comfortable.

Arrive early to secure your spot

These popular tours fill up fast, so plan to arrive 10-15 minutes before start time for check-in.

Keep your ID handy

Alcohol is served during the pub crawl, so a valid ID is required for all participants.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Urban raccoons are often spotted near Frenchmen Street at night.
Occasionally, you might see bats emerging around twilight near old trees.

History

Frenchmen Street, known for its live music scene, was historically a port area blending French colonial and Creole cultures, influencing many ghost stories.

Conservation

Tour operators encourage responsible tourism by respecting historic sites and minimizing nighttime noise to protect the neighborhood’s residents and wildlife.