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3 Full-Day Tours in New Orleans Actually Worth Booking

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The strongest full-day tours make the practical tradeoffs clear. Compare price, duration, pickup and inclusions before choosing your New Orleans day.

New Orleans City, Cemetery and Swamp Full-Day Tour

New Orleans City, Cemetery and Swamp Full-Day Tour - Getting from your hotel to the French Quarter bus tour

1.New Orleans City, Cemetery and Swamp Full-Day Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 188 reviews · 7 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $110Our pick

French Quarter, St. Louis Cemetery No. 3, and Barataria Preserve swamps by bus and boat or airboat, with hotel pickup.

“Not what I thought it would be. Was not informed the cemetary stop was canceled due to All Saints Day. If I'd known I would have rescheduled. That was very disappointing. Bus did not drive by many places we wanted to see, disappointing. The roads in some areas were in very poor condition causing the bus to shake, drop and rock back and forth very bad for older bodies we are very sore the next day. We did see a few alligators on the swamp boat tour but since the swamp boat and airboat shared the same waterways at the same time we were subjected to the sound of the…”

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Full Day Plantation and Swamp Tour in New Orleans

Full Day Plantation and Swamp Tour in New Orleans - Price and logistics: what $137.19 buys you

2.Full Day Plantation and Swamp Tour in New Orleans

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 77 reviews · 7 to 8 hours (approx.) · from $137

Oak Alley plus a Cajun swamp boat tour with wildlife and respectful slavery history, with New Orleans pickup, water, and charging.

“This tour was terrific! Kin of K’s Luxury Tours called us personally the night before to let us know what time to expect him at our hotel. He was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, sharing facts and history as we drove to Oak Alley. We had a tour and lunch at the plantation, a beautiful place with a terrible history of slavery. The exhibits did a good job of bringing this history to light. Kin picked us up right on time and we were off to the swamp. He made sure we had one of their best tour guides. Captain Tom was a real character with a lot of interesting facts…”

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