

by Louisiana Tour Company
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$370This full-day bus tour from New Orleans lasts about 8 hours and combines a visit to Oak Alley Plantation with an airboat swamp tour. At Oak Alley, you will explore the 1837 Greek Revival plantation house and walk the quarter-mile path lined with 28 large oak trees leading to the house. The plantation grounds also include a blacksmith shop, restaurant, cafe, gift shop, and antique farm equipment. You will have about one hour of free time to explore the plantation grounds as you wish. After the plantation visit, the tour continues with a high-speed airboat ride through the nearby Barataria Preserve swamp. The airboat seats 6 to 9 passengers with stadium-style seating to provide unobstructed views. The local captain guides the tour, alternating between fast-paced travel and slower stops for photos. Wildlife, including alligators, can often be seen up close, though sightings are not guaranteed, especially during winter months. The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off, and a driver/guide is provided throughout.
Barataria Preserve
The swamp tour is located about 35 minutes from New Orleans. You will ride a 6- or 9-passenger airboat with stadium seating, allowing everyone a clear view. The captain will drive at high speeds and then slow down or stop for photos. Wildlife, including alligators, can come very close. The tour lasts about 100 minutes.
100 min
Oak Alley Plantation
The Oak Alley Plantation house was built in 1837 and is reached by a 1/4 mile path lined with twenty-eight oak trees. The grounds include a restaurant, cafe, gift shop, and additional attractions. Visitors have one free hour to explore the site as they wish. The plantation is located on River Road.
120 min


by Louisiana Tour Company
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$370This full-day bus tour from New Orleans lasts about 8 hours and combines a visit to Oak Alley Plantation with an airboat swamp tour. At Oak Alley, you will explore the 1837 Greek Revival plantation house and walk the quarter-mile path lined with 28 large oak trees leading to the house. The plantation grounds also include a blacksmith shop, restaurant, cafe, gift shop, and antique farm equipment. You will have about one hour of free time to explore the plantation grounds as you wish. After the plantation visit, the tour continues with a high-speed airboat ride through the nearby Barataria Preserve swamp. The airboat seats 6 to 9 passengers with stadium-style seating to provide unobstructed views. The local captain guides the tour, alternating between fast-paced travel and slower stops for photos. Wildlife, including alligators, can often be seen up close, though sightings are not guaranteed, especially during winter months. The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off, and a driver/guide is provided throughout.
Barataria Preserve
The swamp tour is located about 35 minutes from New Orleans. You will ride a 6- or 9-passenger airboat with stadium seating, allowing everyone a clear view. The captain will drive at high speeds and then slow down or stop for photos. Wildlife, including alligators, can come very close. The tour lasts about 100 minutes.
100 min
Oak Alley Plantation
The Oak Alley Plantation house was built in 1837 and is reached by a 1/4 mile path lined with twenty-eight oak trees. The grounds include a restaurant, cafe, gift shop, and additional attractions. Visitors have one free hour to explore the site as they wish. The plantation is located on River Road.
120 min