moderate
1.5–2 hours
Guests should be able to walk continuously for up to two hours on city pavements with some uneven surfaces and slight inclines.
Discover New Orleans' most chilling hauntings and voodoo secrets on this adults-only walking tour through the French Quarter. Uncover macabre history and real vampire lore on a raw, uncensored journey.
2 hours • Ages 21+
Embark on a thrilling 1.5-hour adults-only walking tour through New Orleans' French Quarter, where you'll uncover the city's darkest tales of hauntings, voodoo, and real vampires. Led by passionate guides, this uncensored journey promises a unique blend of history and storytelling, revealing the macabre secrets that define New Orleans.
1.5 to Hours
Join us on an uncensored journey through the gritty stories that made New Orleans what it is today, a city filled with the spirits of the sinister and saints. Hear tales of real vampires (Yes, we do have them!), Voodoo, ghosts, and more. Reservations are required. Limited availability for each time slot.
This tour is rated R. 21+ Only.
Gratuity not included. Tips are appreciated, but not required. For those unsure of an appropriate tip, $5-$10 per person is the range, depending on how much you enjoyed the guide.
Bring your camera! You may be the one to capture the photograph(s) that will change or confirm your beliefs concerning the other side! Keep a very close watch during your break, we will be entering a location known for sightings and supernatural events.
Wear comfortable walking shoes & drink plenty of water. Dehydration can ruin your tour! Additional purchases & drinks are not included in pricing.
Be sure to arrive at least 30 minutes before the tour starts to complete check-in and prepare for the walk.
The tour covers city streets and sidewalks, so sturdy walking shoes are a must.
You’ll need your phone for booking management and staying in touch with staff if needed.
Feel free to bring your own drinks; there is a bar break midway through the tour to relax and socialize.
New Orleans’ French Quarter was established in 1718 and remains one of the nation’s oldest and most historically rich urban districts.
The tour emphasizes respect for private properties and encourages responsible tourism to help preserve the integrity of the French Quarter.
Essential for navigating the French Quarter’s cobblestone and paved streets comfortably.
Useful for managing your booking and accessing the curated list of local spots.
Spring showers are common, so bring a light rain jacket or umbrella.
spring specific
Evenings can be cool, so layering is recommended during fall months.
fall specific