Is the airboat ride suitable for children?

Yes, the airboat ride is generally suitable for children, but children should wear life jackets and be supervised at all times during the tour.

How long does the entire experience last?

The total experience lasts approximately 3 to 4 hours, including the swamp tour and self-guided visit to the Whitney Museum Plantation.

What should I bring with me?

Bring sun protection, insect repellent, water, cameras, comfortable clothing, and waterproof footwear if possible.

Are there any restrictions on what to wear?

Comfortable, lightweight clothing is recommended; avoid high heels or restrictive footwear to navigate the plantation comfortably.

Can I book this activity for a private group?

Yes, this experience is private, perfect for groups seeking personalized and exclusive wildlife and cultural encounters.

Is the activity accessible for people with mobility issues?

While the swamp ride is accessible, some areas of the plantation may require walking on uneven ground; please contact us in advance for accommodations.

Small Airboat Swamp Tour & Self - Guided Whitney Museum Plantation

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with N’awlins Luxury Tours’ Small Airboat Swamp Tour combined with a self-guided visit to Whitney Museum Plantation. This private experience offers a thrilling airboat ride through the lush Louisiana wetlands, where you’ll get an up-close look at the diverse swamp ecosystem. Feel the adrenaline as you glide over shallows and navigate through cypress knees, all while listening to fascinating local stories about the region's history and wildlife. After the exhilarating ride, explore the historic Whitney Museum Plantation at your own pace; this former sugar plantation presents compelling insights into Louisiana's rich cultural past. This adventure provides a perfect combination of natural beauty and cultural immersion, making it ideal for travelers seeking a personalized, off-the-beaten-path experience. Whether you're a wildlife enthusiast or history buff, this tour offers something special, from spotting native animals to walking through historic grounds. With expert guides and exclusive access, you'll create memories that showcase the vibrant landscape and heritage of Louisiana’s unique wetlands and plantative sites.

About N’awlins Luxury Tours

N’awlins Luxury Tours is a New Orleans-based tour operator that offers a range of swamp, airboat, pontoon, plantation, and city experiences originating in New Orleans, Louisiana.

The company organizes pontoon boat swamp tours, small and large airboat swamp tours, self-guided and guided plantation visits, and combined itineraries that pair swamp rides with visits to historic plantations such as Oak Alley, Whitney Museum (Whitney Plantation), Laura Creole, and Destrehan Documented Plantation. Several two-plantation options are offered as seven-hour tours, and visitors can choose guided or self-guided formats where indicated. Tour names in the program include Pontoon Boat Swamp Tour, Small Airboat Swamp Tour, Large Airboat Swamp Tour, Guided Whitney Museum Plantation, Self‑Guided Whitney Museum Plantation, Oak Alley Antebellum Plantation, Laura Creole Plantation, Destrehan Documented Plantation, and N’awlins City & Cemetery Tour. Combo itineraries match swamp boat experiences with plantation visits — for example, pontoon or airboat swamp rides combined with Oak Alley, Laura Creole, or Whitney Plantation. The operator lists multiple package variations to suit different interests and mobility needs, including single-site plantation visits and multi-site, full-day tours. Booking information, durations, and whether a tour is guided or self-guided are specified per trip. N’awlins Luxury Tours focuses on delivering New Orleans-area cultural and historical tours that connect swamp routes and plantation sites for visitors seeking combined outdoor and historical experiences. The catalog includes both single-site plantation admissions and paired transportation options, allowing guests to select combinations that align with schedule preferences and site accessibility, and practical travel arrangements for group sizes.