Double Plantation Combo: Oak Alley AND Laura

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Explore the Complex History of Louisiana: Oak Alley & Laura Plantation Combo Tour

Delve into the Multifaceted Past and Cultural Heritage at Two Significant Plantations

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Gain a deeper understanding of Louisiana's diverse cultural history

Oak Alley Plantation: A Historical Landmark along the River Road

Uncover the intricate past of Oak Alley Plantation, a noteworthy Antebellum site with a carefully restored mansion and the remarkable row of live oaks adorning the property. Engage with the history of the enslaved individuals who lived and worked here through the respectfully curated slave cabin exhibits, providing a crucial insight into the realities of life during this era.

Experience Authentic Cuisine at Oak Alley's Café and Restaurant

Enjoy genuine Southern food at Oak Alley's café and restaurant, serving made-to-order meals and classic dishes such as pralines and gumbo. Don't forget to visit the extensive gift shop to find a memento of your visit.

Laura Plantation: A Glimpse into Louisiana's Creole Heritage

Unearth the distinctive history of Laura Plantation, where French Creole and German influences impacted the lives of both free and enslaved families. Stroll through the centuries-old sugar farm, appreciate the period furnishings, and discover the origins of the "Tales of Br'er Rabbit" documented in the original 1840s slave cabins.

A Guided Exploration of Four Generations of Creole History

Your well-informed guide will accompany you through the house, gardens, and original slave quarters, sharing the compelling stories of four generations of Laura Plantation's residents, both free and enslaved. Observe the determination and resilience of these individuals through a considerate and respectful narrative.

The Comprehensive Plantation Experience: Oak Alley & Laura Combo Tour

Immerse yourself in the intricate history and culture of Louisiana on this unforgettable combo tour. From the architectural significance of Oak Alley to the intriguing Creole heritage at Laura Plantation, you'll gain a profound appreciation of the complex relationships and diverse influences that defined the Antebellum South.

Tour Details

Our combo tour includes pick-up and drop-off in downtown New Orleans, with pick-up starting at either 8:00 AM or 10:00 AM. The tour returns to downtown at approximately 3:30 PM or 5:30 PM depending on which tour time you choose. 

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Plantation FAQ

What should I wear on the plantation tours?

 Dress for the weather since some parts of the tour are outside. Bring hats, sunscreen, umbrellas, and comfy shoes for walking on different surfaces.

How long does it take to get to the plantations from downtown New Orleans?

It's about an hour's drive, but traffic might make it longer.

How long is the plantation tour?

Tours can last from 7.5 to 8.5 hours. Plan extra time for possible traffic.

What's different between Oak Alley and Laura?

Oak Alley has a 30-minute guided tour and 90 minutes of exploring by yourself. Laura has a 2-hour guided tour. The combo tour lets you see both unique plantations.

Can I buy food and drinks at the plantations?

Oak Alley has a café, restaurant, gift shop, and bar. Laura has a gift shop with light snacks and drinks.

Where do I go to get picked up for the tour?

There are many pick-up spots throughout the French Quarter and the Central Business District of New Orleans. Contact us to find the closest one.

Are the plantation tours good for kids?

Kids of all ages are welcome, but it's a long day. Please plan accordingly. Please note there aren't any special facilities for kids at the plantations. 

Can I bring drinks on the bus?

We don't allow alcohol or overly intoxicated people on our plantation tours. Small bags for non-alcoholic drinks are okay. If you want more alcohol, think about choosing a private tour.