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    Oak Alley Plantation & Airboat Swamp Tour From New Orleans

    Tour Oak Alley Plantation, then ride a 9-passenger airboat swamp tour

    4.9 stars• 9K reviews

    Duration

    About 9 hours

    Includes

    Hotel pickup, Plantation, Airboat

    Highlights

    Visit Oak Alley Plantation and explore the grounds, then head to the swamp for a small-group airboat ride with photo stops. Your day runs about 9 hours including drive time.

    • Start At Oak Alley Plantation with a guided house tour and time to explore the grounds
    • Ride A 9-passenger airboat for a faster, more intimate swamp tour
    • Listen As your captain explains local culture, animals, and the swamps
    • Stop For pictures during the airboat portion
    • Return To the property around 5:00pm

    What's Included

    • Ground transportation service
    • Hearing protection

    Things to know

    Children must be at least 48 inches tall for the airboat. Pregnant women and guests with neck or back problems cannot participate. The tour order may change based on availability and weather.

    Cancellation Policy

    Full refund with 24 hours notice of cancellation. Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. No-shows will be charged the full price.

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    FAQs

    Skip the airboat if you are pregnant or if you have neck or back problems.

    Yes. Children must be at least 48 inches tall to sit and wear a seat belt on the airboat.

    Bring a camera.

    Experience provided by Louisiana Tour Company

    Related locations

    Oak Alley Plantation

    Admission included

    Standing at the end of a quarter-mile tunnel of ancient live oaks, Oak Alley Plantation stops you in your tracks. The 28 evenly spaced trees, draped in Spanish moss, frame the rose-pink Greek Revival mansion in a way that feels almost unreal. Oak Alley Plantation has welcomed visitors to this stretch of the Mississippi River Road for generations, offering a rare and sobering window into Louisiana's plantation era.

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