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Swamp & Bayou TourExperience the timeless beauty of South Louisiana in a custom built swamp boat narrated by local guide. (3.75 hours)
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Airboat Swamp Adventure TourAirboat adventure through the wetlands surrounding the town of Jean Lafitte. (3.75 hours)
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Oak Alley Plantation TourLouisiana's most photographed plantation - the grand dame of River Road. (5 or 7.25 hours)
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Whitney Plantation TourA personal look into the lives of owners and enslaved people in antebellum Louisiana. (4.5 hours approximate)
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The best way to see the beautiful Crescent City, Lake Pontchartrain, and a historic above-ground cemetery. (2.5 hours)
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History with a "twist"... the French Quarter culture of fine dining and drinking. (2.5 hours)
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Immerse yourself in the Creole and Cajun cultures of South Louisiana. (7.5 hours)
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The Only Shuttle That Takes You Inside the Gates of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival!
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Eerie stories and dark secrets of the most haunted city in America. (2 hours)
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Combine a cruise on the Riverboat City of New Orleans with a New Orleans Sightseeing Tour.
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Learn about our unique above ground burial customs and the tombs of various 'societies' in this historic cemetery that first opened in 1789 (2 hours)
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Stroll through the architectural splendor of the historic "American Sector." (2.75 hours)
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Creole plantation tour adapted from a memoir spanning four generations (7.25 hours)
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Choose 2 plantations - Whitney, Laura or Oak Alley - to visit on the Great River Road (7.25 hours)
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Women Captains on Riverboats
Mrs. Mary Miller, wife of Captain George Miller, became the first woman licensed to command a steam vessel, in 1884. She had been acting master of the steamboat Saline unofficially for some time. She had some competition in this vessel r…
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