Step beyond New Orleans and discover one of Louisiana’s most iconic historic landmarks on an Oak Alley Plantation Tour. Travel along the Mississippi River and through the beautiful landscapes of the Deep South before arriving at the spectacular Oak Alley Plantation.

Your journey takes you past Lake Pontchartrain and several historic plantations along the Great River Road. Your knowledgeable guide will share fascinating stories about the area, its people and the history of the plantations that once shaped Louisiana.

The highlight is Oak Alley Plantation, famous for its breathtaking avenue of 28 enormous live oak trees. More than 250 years old, the trees create an unforgettable approach to the historic plantation house.

Built in 1839, Oak Alley offers an insight into Louisiana’s plantation history and the people who lived and worked there. Explore the atmospheric grounds and discover the stories behind this remarkable estate.

Oak Alley has also featured in several films and television productions, including Interview with the Vampire and Primary Colors. Its striking architecture and famous oak-lined avenue have made it one of the most photographed plantation locations in the United States.

Oak Alley Plantation Tour Highlights

• Visit the iconic Oak Alley Plantation
• See the famous avenue of 28 historic live oak trees
• Discover trees more than 250 years old
• Explore the plantation grounds and historic house
• Learn about Louisiana’s plantation history
• Travel along the scenic Great River Road
• Enjoy views of Lake Pontchartrain
• Hear fascinating stories from an experienced local guide
• Pass historic plantations along the Mississippi River
• Discover locations featured in films and television
• Travel in an air-conditioned coach from New Orleans

Experience Includes

• Oak Alley Plantation admission and tour
• Experienced local guide
• Air-conditioned coach transportation
• Guided commentary about the area’s history

Experience Excludes

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Optional gratuities
• Refreshments and lunch

There is a Plantation Café where you can purchase snacks, salads and sandwiches. These can be enjoyed at the picnic tables or on the coach.

Departure Information

Departs: Daily, year-round

Departure location: Gray Line “Lighthouse” Ticket Office in the French Quarter at Toulouse Street & the Mississippi River, at the Steamboat Natchez Dock

Start times: 12:00pm or 1:00pm

Duration: Approximately 5–7 hours, depending on traffic

Add This Experience to Your Tailor-Made Holiday

Add an Oak Alley Plantation Tour to your New Orleans holiday and discover one of Louisiana’s most famous historic estates. From the magnificent oak-lined avenue to the stories of the people and history connected to the plantation, this is a fascinating way to explore beyond the city.

With scenic countryside, historic landmarks and an experienced guide included, Oak Alley makes a memorable addition to any Louisiana holiday.