August 10, 2022

The Jean Lafitte Swamp Tour is the only swamp tour located in a National Historical Park & Preserve.

Join us on an adventure in the heart of Cajun Country, just 30-minutes from downtown New Orleans, where you’ll journey into the remote Louisiana wetlands by swamp airboat and encounter amazing wildlife

The historical cruise features our very own historian who will entertain you with a detailed narration of New Orleans' historical landmarks and river lore.

The Garden District is a lovely name that appropriately fits this elegant residential section of New Orleans. In contrast to the bustling French Quarter, the Garden District offers a glimpse of New Orleans' past.

Our lead creative workshop director gives guests an introduction to why we mask during Mardi Gras.

The National WWII Museum features a rich collection of artifacts that bring history to life.

Join us as we explore all that makes New Orleans America's most European city.

An Antebellum Plantation Just up the river from Laura is the Grande Dame of the Louisiana River Road plantations, Oak Alley.

New Orleans is one of the great culinary cities of the world.  It enjoys the grand traditions of one of the few remaining regional cuisines   Creole.  Creole cooking is a blend of four distinct influences:  French, Spanish, African and American Indian. New Orleans School of Cooking, located in the French Quarter, holds in store for your guests, some taste tempting treats of Louisiana.