
easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; riders should be comfortable on a bike for three hours with periodic stops.
Ride three hours through the French Quarter, Treme, City Park and the Mississippi Riverfront on a small-group bike tour that blends jazz history, cemetery culture and city planning. Perfect for first-time visitors who want an efficient, narrated introduction to New Orleans.
The city blooms as you push off—heat rising from the cobbles, brass notes threading through an open window, and the Mississippi demanding attention at every turn. On a three-hour small-group bike tour that begins a block from Bourbon Street, the French Quarter loosens its tight grip and the city stretches out: shotgun houses, squat Creole townhomes, broad live oaks flecked with Spanish moss. The rhythm of the ride is conversational—guides punctuate turns with stories that make corners feel like characters.

Show up at least 20 minutes early—there’s a quick safety and fit check and late arrivals aren’t refunded.
Bottled water is provided, but a refillable bottle keeps you hydrated through the humidity.
Stability on city streets and quick stops at curbs make sneakers or hiking shoes the best choice.
Afternoon storms are common—pack a lightweight rain shell and sunscreen for midday rides.
New Orleans grew at the junction of the Mississippi’s alluvial plain and trade routes, shaping its above-ground burial practices and multicultural neighborhoods like Treme and the French Quarter.
The city’s fragile lowlands face subsidence and storm risks—respect marked wetlands, avoid trampling park understory, and support local coastal restoration initiatives.
Provide steady footing on pedals and while mounting/dismounting frequently.
Protects against sudden afternoon storms common in New Orleans.
summer specific
Shields skin during exposed stretches along the river and in parks.
summer specific
Keeps personal items secure and balanced while pedaling.