The picturesque beauty and architecture of the Louisiana plantations are a “must” for any visitor to New Orleans. Many of these breathtaking homes are within an hour’s drive from the city. Your tour w
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Location: New Orleans
What's Included
- Bottled water
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: There aren’t any strict age restrictions for the tour, but it's probably best for kids who can appreciate the historical aspects. The content can be a bit heavy for younger ones, especially around slavery. I'd recommend it for ages 12 and up, but they can adjust for younger children if you ask. Just be sure to check with the guide beforehand!
A: Comfortable clothing is key! You’ll be walking around the lovely gardens and grounds of both plantations, so wear some good shoes. The tours can take a couple of hours, and there’s some outdoor time. If you're going in summer, definitely wear light fabrics and bring a hat! Also, don’t forget sunscreen.
A: They do have a rain policy! If there's bad weather, they’ll typically give you a chance to reschedule. It's always best to reach out to the provider beforehand to confirm their policy. They want you to have a great time, so they'll work with you if the weather isn’t cooperating.
Discussions
Thinking of getting the Private Plantation Tour as a gift!
Hey, I’m considering this Private Double Plantation Tour for my parents’ anniversary. They love history and have always wanted to visit Oak Alley and Laura. The ride's included, which is nice because they won’t have to worry about parking in NOLA. Has anyone done this yet? What did you think?
Anyone else skeptical about the history aspect of the tour?
I’m really interested in the plantation history part, but I’ve heard mixed reviews about how it’s presented. Is it balanced? I hope it’s not too focused on just the glamorous side of things. I want an honest look at what happened there.