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    Whitney Plantation Guided Tour from New Orleans

    Go beyond the audio program with an expert guide

    4.9 stars• 739 reviews

    Duration

    6 hrs

    Ideal For

    Up to 24 people

    Includes

    Transport, admission, guided tour

    Highlights

    Explore Whitney Plantation's 250-year legacy on a guided walk in a small-group setting. Hear historical context that deepens your understanding of the grounds and the lives connected to them.

    • Discover the plantation's origins as Habitation Heidel
    • Examine the sugar industry's harsh legacy in Southern Louisiana
    • Learn about the resilience of the people enslaved at Whitney Plantation

    Itinerary

    1. Hotel pick-up @ 8:00 AM Tour #2 10:30 AM
    2. 70-mile drive (~1 hr 10 min) to Whitney Plantation.
    3. Guided walking tour with professional guide: ~90 minutes.
    4. Time to ask questions and engage in discussion.
    5. Return transportation to New Orleans.

    What's Included

    • Admission to Whitney Plantation

    Important details

    • Your pickup location may differ from the property where you're staying
    • Allow 30 minutes for pickup while the driver makes stops at multiple properties

    Cancellation Policy

    Tours are subject to cancellation or change due to weather conditions.

    Product ID: P8BTVS

    FAQs

    Wear comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing. Bring a camera and spending money for souvenirs.

    Related locations

    Whitney Plantation

    Admission included

    Standing along the west bank of the Mississippi River in St. John the Baptist Parish, Whitney Plantation confronts visitors with a history that demands attention. The grounds are quiet but weighted, the air thick with the kind of meaning that settles into you slowly. Unlike most antebellum sites, Whitney Plantation centers its entire story on the people who were enslaved here, not the planters who profited from their suffering. Memorials, sculptures, and preserved structures across the property make that commitment unmistakable from the moment you arrive.

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