Destrehan Plantation and 16 Passenger Airboat Tour Combo

This unique activity offers a rich cultural experience combined with a thrilling airboat ride through the beautiful Louisiana swamps.

The first stop on this combo tour is the historic Destrehan Plantation, where visitors are transported back in time to the 18th century. Tour the beautifully restored plantation home and stroll through the stunning gardens while learning about the fascinating history of this Louisiana landmark.

After the plantation tour, buckle up for a high-speed adventure through the Louisiana swamps on a 16 passenger airboat ride. Enjoy the scenic views of the moss-draped cypress trees and the diverse wildlife that calls the swamps home. Experienced guides share their knowledge of the wetlands and the creatures that inhabit them, making the ride both educational and thrilling.

The Destrehan Plantation typically takes about an hour to tour, and the airboat ride lasts for approximately an hour as well. Visitors should wear comfortable clothing and sunscreen, as the outdoor portion of the tour can be hot and sunny. It is also recommended to wear flat, closed-toe shoes for the airboat ride.

The Destrehan Plantation and 16 Passenger Airboat Tour Combo is a perfect way to spend a day in New Orleans. Be sure to bring your camera to capture the stunning views and unique experiences of this one-of-a-kind tour.

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Barataria Preserve

Discover the hidden gem of Louisiana at the Barataria Preserve, just a stone's throw away from New Orleans. Experience the unspoiled beauty of bayous and swamps, teeming with wildlife, along miles of tranquil nature trails. See where pirates once roamed and relish an authentic slice of the Deep South's untamed wilderness.

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Destrehan Plantation

Nestled along Louisiana's historic River Road, Destrehan Plantation offers a journey into the antebellum south. Expansive lawns, stately oaks, and an enduring 1787 French Colonial mansion present a grand insight into Louisiana’s rich history. Explore the captivating exhibits, secret paths, and stirring tales of the South's sugarcane empire.