Cover historic neighborhoods by bike with a local guide in just 3 hours.
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3 hours
Up to 10 people
Bike, Helmet, Bottled water
Explore New Orleans by bike on a small-group ride through the city’s historic core. Cover more ground than a walking tour while stopping often to learn about local history, culture, and music.
Tour requires at least 2 riders and is limited to 10. Participants must be 13+ and at least 4'11"; under 18 must ride with a legal guardian. Tours run rain or shine; arrive 15 minutes early.
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the event. If severe weather occurs before the tour and it cannot be rescheduled, you will receive a refund. Once the tour begins, no refunds are given due to unforeseen weather.
626 North Rampart St., New Orleans, LA 70112
Eric stands out as the star of this operation, and it's clear why people rave about him. As a local who grew up in New Orleans and is of Creole descent, he brings an insider's authenticity that transforms the bike tours into something special. Reviewers consistently praise his storytelling abilities and deep knowledge of the city's real history and culture. He's beloved in his community—people literally stop him on the street to say hello—and that genuine connection to the place shines through. The Heart of the City tour gets mentioned frequently as a fantastic way to explore beyond Bourbon Street. The three-hour tours move at a comfortable pace, with Eric always making sure everyone stays together and feels safe. Guests appreciate that he never rushes through stops and shares personal stories that add extra depth to the experience. One group even got to enjoy an unexpected second line parade, with their guide happily letting them soak it all in. People come away feeling like they've seen the authentic New Orleans and learned things they wouldn't have discovered on their own. Several reviewers are already planning return visits.
Eric is the very best.
Joshua Rosenberg
January 14, 2026
Eric is the very best.
Joshua Rosenberg
January 14, 2026