Pedal Pub Crawl Through New Orleans Irish Channel

Discover top breweries and bars as you pedal a 14-seat bike through the lively Irish Channel.

From$49/ person

Duration

2 Hours

Ideal For

Up to 14 people

Includes

Guided bike bar, Brewery stops

Highlights

Pedal a 14-person party bike through New Orleans' Irish Channel and sample local brews at neighborhood favorites. Enjoy two hours of tasting, stories, and lively streets with a guide at the wheel.

Visit celebrated breweries, distilleries, and dive bars
Taste craft beers, cocktails, and seltzers en route
Learn brewing history and neighborhood legends from your guide
Capture fun group photos on the 14-seat bike bar
Bring your drinks aboard between stops

What's Included

Two-hour guided pedal pub crawl
14-seat bike bar with music

Things to know

You must be at least 21 years old and show valid ID at each stop. Participants should be able to climb aboard without assistance.

FAQs

Q: Are drinks included on the Bikebar?

A: No. Drinks must be purchased at the bars, breweries, or distilleries visited during the tour. Outside food or drink is not allowed, and bringing any will result in cancellation without a refund.

Q: Where do we meet for the tour?

A: Check in at Nola Brewing, the meeting point for the tour.

Q: How early should I arrive?

A: Please arrive 15 to 20 minutes before your tour and show the confirmation you received after completing the waiver.

Q: Can the stops change during the tour?

A: Yes. Stops may vary based on private events, street closures, or bar operating hours.

Q: Is the tour suitable for everyone?

A: No. Guests must be able to climb onto the Bikebar with little to no assistance.

Q: Is parking available?

A: Yes. There is a parking lot on site that guests may use.

Cancellation policy

Cancel or reschedule up to 7 days before your tour for a refund. Tours run rain or shine; only the operator may cancel for severe weather and will offer a reschedule or refund. No refunds if you leave early or are removed for unsafe or intoxicated behavior.

Meeting location

Nola Brewery & Pizza

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Pedal Pub Crawl Through New Orleans Irish Channel

Discover top breweries and bars as you pedal a 14-seat bike through the lively Irish Channel.

From$49/ person

Duration

2 Hours

Ideal For

Up to 14 people

Includes

Guided bike bar, Brewery stops

Highlights

Pedal a 14-person party bike through New Orleans' Irish Channel and sample local brews at neighborhood favorites. Enjoy two hours of tasting, stories, and lively streets with a guide at the wheel.

Visit celebrated breweries, distilleries, and dive bars
Taste craft beers, cocktails, and seltzers en route
Learn brewing history and neighborhood legends from your guide
Capture fun group photos on the 14-seat bike bar
Bring your drinks aboard between stops

What's Included

Two-hour guided pedal pub crawl
14-seat bike bar with music

Things to know

You must be at least 21 years old and show valid ID at each stop. Participants should be able to climb aboard without assistance.

FAQs

Q: Are drinks included on the Bikebar?

A: No. Drinks must be purchased at the bars, breweries, or distilleries visited during the tour. Outside food or drink is not allowed, and bringing any will result in cancellation without a refund.

Q: Where do we meet for the tour?

A: Check in at Nola Brewing, the meeting point for the tour.

Q: How early should I arrive?

A: Please arrive 15 to 20 minutes before your tour and show the confirmation you received after completing the waiver.

Q: Can the stops change during the tour?

A: Yes. Stops may vary based on private events, street closures, or bar operating hours.

Q: Is the tour suitable for everyone?

A: No. Guests must be able to climb onto the Bikebar with little to no assistance.

Q: Is parking available?

A: Yes. There is a parking lot on site that guests may use.

Cancellation policy

Review summary

4.9

Excellent

3.5K reviewsGoogle Maps

This is one of those rare activities where the vibe really depends on what you're looking for. There are actually two different experiences offered here: a party barge where you pedal, drink, and socialize while cruising through the bayou, and a more traditional eco-tour focusing on wildlife and history. The party version gets high marks for being a blast with friends, though solo travelers mention they had fun meeting people too. You'll want to BYOB and create a solid playlist since the energy level apparently depends a lot on your group's DJ skills. Multiple reviewers spotted alligators even during the party rides, which is a nice bonus. Captain Pip gets called out repeatedly for the eco-tours and seems to be genuinely passionate about the swamp ecosystem. People rave about his knowledge of birds, reptiles, plant life, and local history, saying he made the experience both educational and entertaining. The crew overall comes across as friendly and professional, with one standout story about Jeff the office manager personally returning a forgotten sweater to someone's hotel. That said, there's one harsh review about customer service related to booking policies and late arrivals, so it seems they're strict about timing. The boats have bathrooms and are spacious, which is always a plus. Whether you're looking to turn up with drinks or genuinely learn about Louisiana's wetlands, this seems like a solid pick for different moods.

What people are saying

Great experience. We went on the Eco and Wildlife tour. It was great to get to see where the ocean and river meet to create a unique habitat. We did see Alligators but chose the tour to see the other wildlife. Captain Pip was a great tour guide and checked in the day prior. The location is closer to the French Quarters than the Bayou tours and Captain Pip new everything about the animals, plants, history, local resources, and preservation and safety processes being built for the city. They recently bought their current location and are developing it so you can see some of the plants right on the shore and it will be even better when it is completed! I would definitely recommend this tour to anyone interested in the areas wildlife, history, and preservation work!