Vakantieverhuur in New Orleans

This tour begins with a ride to the famous French Quarter, boasting nearly 300 years of history. Your fully licensed tour guide will take you to popular highlights in "the Quarter" including St. Louis Cathedral and Jackson Square along with some lesser-known gems, all while telling you fascinating stories about your surroundings. We then pedal to the charming oak-lined Garden District, stopping to admire the lavish historic homes of New Orleans, and talk about some of their most famous occupants. History, architecture, celebrities; this neighborhood has it all! Other things to note: We will provide you with a bottle of water but it is advisable that you bring an additional one. Please dress for the weather and be prepared to be in the sun. Closed-toed shoes are recommended. Helmets are not required in the City of New Orleans, but we will provide you with one. Guests must be able to ride a bike. Tour is approximately 3 to 3.5 hours long. COVID-19 Precautions Effective 8/16/21 To keep our guests and staff as safe as possible, all individuals who are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine must provide evidence of VACCINATION or a NEGATIVE COVID-19 TEST (taken within 72 hours) before being allowed to participate. We appreciate your kindness and patience as New Orleans strives to deal with this 4th wave.

Please note: Itinerary may change a due to COVID-19. Your culinary tour of New Orleans starts where it all began — the banks of the Mississippi. To wake up your taste buds, we’ll indulge in New Orleans’ most iconic pastry. Just make sure you watch the direction of the wind or you might find yourself covered in powdered, sugary goodness!  We will also head to The French Market, the site of America’s oldest public market. We’ll stop for a local bite and get to know some of the personalities who call this city home.  From the French Market, we'll embark down the picturesque streets of the French Quarter where your guide will take you to some of their favorite palate-pleasing spots. You’ll sample both a classic New Orleans dish, as well as a delicacy that you’ve probably never seen outside Cajun country. With a fertile eco-system within the bayou and a history of spice trading, you’ll begin to realize why everything here tastes so good.  On this tour, you’ll have the chance to try a dish that sparks controversy amongst chefs and cooks in New Orleans: gumbo. Learn how hundreds of years of history has shaped this recipe and how it can vary from restaurant to restaurant.  Finally, we will try a sweet treat made from locally grown ingredients and the region’s abundant harvest. If you would like to book this tour for a private group, please message us directly for more information.

From the bustling streets of the 9th Ward to the edge of the historic French Quarter, come experience towering murals and hidden street art while learning about the city's underground art scene. Discover a side of New Orleans that never made it into commercial travel guides on one of the most colorful tours in the city. You'll also get an insider's take on some of the city's most exciting neighborhoods, music venues, and restaurants during your time with us—and plenty of great photo ops! We'll explore the largest concentration of street art, murals, and graffiti in New Orleans, painted by world-famous artists like Banksy, Rebeka Skela, Crude Things, Jeremy Novy, and Laurel True, as well as local artists such as Leluna, Swan, Henry Lipkis, and Jay McKay. By the end of the walk, you'll know more about our public art than most locals. Everyone loves this tour! Solo travelers, friends, couples, kids, dogs—you're sure to have a great time. Private and group tours are also available. Please note that the tour ends at the edge of the French Quarter! It does not return to its starting location! Feel free to message us if you have any questions.

This is the one that's fun! Expect a few laughs, a few chills, and a little morbidity. HauntedAFTours A walking tour of no more than 12 guests. We’ll get to know each other at the top of the tour--where everybody is from, what other tours they’ve been on, interests, and such. Your host will customize a walk to include everyone’s interests, ghostly, morbid, or historical. Once underway, we will walk about 1.25 miles (2 km) along the sidewalks of the French Quarter. It won’t be like a death march -- there will be plenty of stopping as we share the stories of the homes, businesses, galleries, and alleyways along the way. Along this walk your host will share legends of ghosts, werewolves, vampires, Voodoo, witchcraft, pirates, serial killers, and whatever else comes to mind. We always sneak in some history, architecture, and such -- you won't even know it happened. There will be a 10 minute break with bathrooms and available cocktails halfway through this two hour experience. You won't miss a word as your host will be on microphone and you will have a wireless receiver and earphones. Your satisfaction is guaranteed 100%. Just book it. We look forward to meeting you and sharing our city though our storytelling.

Our Manchac Magic Kayak Tour will start with pickup from 732 N Rampart St. Depending on the day, our tours start at 9:00AM, 12:00PM, and 3:00PM. Morning Tour Pickup: 9AM at 732 N Rampart St. New Orleans, LA Afternoon Tour Pickup: 12PM at 732 N Rampart St. New Orleans, LA Evening Tour Pickup: 3PM at 732 N Rampart St. New Orleans, LA The drive to our tour location is 30-40min. When we get to our location you will be able to use the restroom and buy any food or drinks you would like. We will begin our tour through the beautiful and scenic Manchac Swamp. Your guide will tell you all about the wildlife and historical significance of the area. We will stop in scenic locations and take pictures and relax under the cypress trees. The tour will last about 2hrs depending on the skill level of the group. We will return to our launch site, load our boats, use the restroom, and purchase any drinks or other necessities needed. We will then return to 732 N Rampart St. to conclude the trip. Other things to note We still go out in the rain as long as it is not dangerous to guests. Lightning, fire, etc. It is good to bring a raincoat just in case.