easy
2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; primarily walking on city streets
Discover the eerie secrets of New Orleans’ French Quarter on the 5 in 1 Ghost & Mystery Tour. Explore voodoo legends, haunted buildings, and vampire lore on this captivating two-hour walk through the city’s supernatural past.
Per Person $27 | All Ages | 2 Hours
Embark on a spine-chilling adventure through the French Quarter, exploring the eerie tales of voodoo, witchcraft, and vampires. Wander creepy alleyways and haunted spots, guided by an engaging expert who will captivate your imagination. Discover the mysteries that lie beneath the surface of this historic district!
From Unexplained Mysteries, Voodoo, Witchcraft, and Vampires. You will be taken down some creepy Alleyways, walk near St Louis Cathedral, and to haunted spots in the French Quarter!
If you find that one of these subjects sparks your curiosity, you can take a different Ghost Tour and hear more about that subject in detail.
Your licensed Tour Guide will thrill and entertain you!
Adult: $27 Senior/Student/Military: $25 Child: $20
The tour involves walking on uneven cobblestone streets, so sturdy, comfortable footwear is essential.
Evenings in New Orleans can get chilly, especially while standing still at stops, so dress in layers.
Arriving 10-15 minutes before the departure ensures a timely start and lets you pick a good spot near the front.
Keep an eye on traffic and the uneven paths, especially in dimly lit areas throughout the tour.
The French Quarter is the oldest section of New Orleans, established in 1718 with architecture influenced by French and Spanish colonial powers.
Tours promote respect for historical sites and encourage visitors to minimize impact by staying on designated paths and not disturbing sensitive structures.
Support and grip for navigating cobblestone streets and urban terrain.
Stay warm during cooler evenings or early nightfall.
fall specific
Helpful for illuminating dim alleys and older corridors along the route.
Stay hydrated during warm, humid weather conditions common in New Orleans.
summer specific