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Plantation & Airboat Adventure with Premium Tours in New Orleans - New Orleans

Plantation & Airboat Adventure with Premium Tours in New Orleans

New Orleanseasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

7 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; includes gentle walking and sitting time during transport and meals.

Overview

Discover southern Louisiana’s heritage and wilderness in a single day. Premium Tours combines a historic Oak Alley Plantation visit, a three-course Cajun meal, and a private airboat ride through the swamp for a uniquely thrilling New Orleans adventure.

$170.00
New Orleans, Louisiana

Plantation Tour with Lunch & Private Small Airboat

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About This Adventure

Experience the best of New Orleans with a unique combination of a plantation tour and an exhilarating airboat ride. Explore the historic Oak Alley plantation, savor a delicious three-course meal, and then glide through the swamp on a private airboat, making unforgettable memories in one thrilling day.

Experience the best of New Orleans with a unique combination of a plantation tour and an exhilarating airboat ride. Explore the historic Oak Alley plantation, savor a delicious three-course meal, and then glide through the swamp on a private airboat, making unforgettable memories in one thrilling day.

Adventure Tips

Book Early for Private Airboat Availability

Limited capacity for private airboat rides means advance reservations are essential to secure your preferred date.

Wear Comfortable, Lightweight Clothing

Expect a mix of walking and open-air boating; breathable fabrics help manage humidity and heat.

Bring Bug Repellent for Swamp Tour

Swamp environments attract mosquitoes, especially in warmer months—carry insect protection to stay comfortable.

Prepare for Uneven Ground on Plantation Grounds

Wear sturdy shoes to navigate grassy paths and boardwalks around Oak Alley Plantation safely.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • American alligator
  • Great egret

History

Oak Alley Plantation dates back to the early 1800s and is named for its striking alley of 300-year-old oak trees planted before the house was built in 1839.

Conservation

Swamp tours highlight the importance of preserving Louisiana's wetlands, which protect against hurricanes and serve as vital ecosystems for many species.

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Recommended Gear

Lightweight Rain Jacket

Useful for brief rain showers that are common in springtime Louisiana.

spring specific

Bug Repellent

Essential

Protects against mosquitoes and other insects during swamp airboat rides.

summer specific

Comfortable Walking Shoes

Essential

Necessary for navigating plantation grounds with uneven and grassy surfaces.

Sun Hat and Sunglasses

Helps shield you during open-air segments of the tour under Louisiana’s strong sun.

summer specific