Creole Odyssey Bicycle Tour

This leisurely bike ride takes you through the heart of the charming Creole neighborhoods, giving you a glimpse of the French and Spanish influences that shaped the Louisiana culture. A friendly and knowledgeable guide will lead the way and share stories of the city's past and present.

The tour includes stops at some of the most iconic landmarks that New Orleans has to offer. You'll ride through the beautiful Garden District, filled with elegant mansions and lush greenery. The guide will take you to Lafayette Cemetery No. 1, one of the oldest and most historic cemeteries in the city, where you'll learn about the unique burial traditions of New Orleans. You'll also visit the legendary Commander's Palace, a century-old restaurant that has been frequented by dignitaries and celebrities alike.

Throughout the tour, guests will have plenty of opportunities to take photos and ask the guide questions to learn more about the city's culture and history. The ride takes about three hours and averages about 8-12 miles, which includes frequent stops and breaks. Guests will need to bring comfortable clothing, sunglasses, and sunscreen, and the tour operator provides helmets, bottled water, and snacks.

New Orleans is a city of rich history and culture, and the Creole Odyssey Bicycle Tour is an unforgettable way to experience the city's charm. During the tour, guests will not only see some of the most iconic landmarks but also feel the pulse of New Orleans and its vibrant community.

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Bayou St. John in New Orleans

The fascinating Bayou St. John in New Orleans is a picturesque gem hidden in an urban oasis. Its tranquil waterways whisper tales of historical grandeur, mirroring the striking beauty of Spanish moss-draped cypresses that line its banks. Do not miss its vibrant local events, enriching kayak tours, or legendary folklore.

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City Park

Explore the renowned City Park in New Orleans, offering a dizzying array of attractions from art installations to boating, and from its world-famous botanical garden to its excellent golf courses. It's a universe that caters equally to the adventurous and the calm.

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Congo Square

Explore the living history of Congo Square, site of centuries-old African American traditions still celebrated today.

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Faubourg Marigny

Faubourg Marigny, a neighborhood rich in history and culture. Come strolling beneath centuries-old oak trees, listening to smooth jazz sounds wafting from open doorways. It's southern charm at its finest.

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French Quarter

The French Quarter is a time capsule of New Orleans, merging past with present in perfect harmony.

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St. Louis Cemetery No. 3

Immerse yourself in the unique culture and history of New Orleans while wandering the ancient aisles of St. Louis Cemetery No. 3. Home to towering tombs and intricate mausoleums, you'll find fascinating glimpses into centuries of Louisiana life etched in stone.