Awesome! The trip started with the swamp tour and then Oak Alley. The swamp tour on the flat bottom boat was really educational about the wildlife and history too. Oak Alley is a beautiful place and visiting it as a combo with a swamp tour is definitely enough time as the visit inside the big house only lasts 30 minutes. Then the rest of the visit is outside in the gardens by yourself. The place is famous for its oak alley used in movies, this is the must see of the place. The slave quarter outside is interesting but compared to Whitney museum, it is really small. The visit inside the house is really interesting as the guide tells us the history of the house & the family who lived there. My regret: it is very quick inside the house, you can't take pictures. You have to follow the rhythm and I like to take my time. Our driver - guide Kindrell was really knowledgeable and told much information about NOLA, plantation life, slavery time, that was really enriching to listen to him.

Great trip. Driver was great stopped off on the way and showed us to artworks / sites to take photos. Dropped us to the swamp short wait before boarding tour which was fantastic lots of marshmallow eating alligators and other critters. Brilliant guide. Then straight off to plantation which was great. Had 45 minutes to walk round before guided tour of house then transport back. On arrival back to new orlens given some restaurant / eatry advice. Worth doing full day out. I was able to contact company to change my pick up to somewhere closer to where our ship docked which ws fantastic short notice change.

The trip was great! I’m really satisfied by the whole experience. The only drawback, which might be personal, was that the guide in the swamp section of the tour talked nonstop. He presented interesting facts but we couldn’t enjoy the wilderness of nature. The plantation tour was interesting as well. I would prefer to spend some more time in the garden and the alley of the oaks. But I do recommend this trip. It’s a must do!