Cajun Encounters Tours

If your talking about our swamp tour yes we can. You can leave your chair on our dock next to the boat. Our boats are very easy to get in and out of. Let us know if you have any other questions.

During the tour, you ll get to explore several filming locations from FX s American Horror Story and other dark TV and movie productions. You will also visit hidden locations that can only be found with local guides experienced in the dark history and lore of New Orleans and the deep south. Lastly, you ll get the chance to visit historic cemeteries known for unexplained phenomena and rituals of veiled purpose.

Hi! The prices for the tour tickets are the following: Adults: $54.75 | Children under 12: $37.75

Hi! Our City Ghost Tour daily schedule is at 6:30PM and 9:00PM.

The pick location was at 830 canal street in front of a shoe store

Hi! For the City Tour, Daily pickup schedules are at 8:30 am, 11:15am, and 2:30pm. We highly recommend being at the pick up location at least 15 minutes before the tour.

Hi! We offer both French Quarter Walking Tours that include Bourbon St. and city bus tours that are throughout the city. Feel free to book a ticket on our website or give us a call at 504-834-1770.

New Orleans is world-renowned for its cemeteries. The city's cemeteries are some of the most beautiful and well-maintained in the world, and they attract visitors from all over. One of the most famous cemeteries in New Orleans is Lafayette Cemetery, which is located in the Garden District of New Orleans and is one of the oldest cemeteries in the city.

Hi! Please visit our website for booking or please call our office @ 504-834-1770.

Cajun offers a City Bus Tour and a Ghost Bus Tour. The City Bus Tour covers neighborhoods like the famous French Quarter & Garden District neighborhoods, the birthplace of Jazz, Treme and much more! The Ghost Bus Tour will take you to a mystical journey through the haunted streets of New Orleans!

Yes, we do! If If you re looking for a real Cajun experience and planning a New Orleans group getaway, allow us to book your activities and tours. We can even plan transportation. No one does New Orleans boat and bus tours like Cajun Encounters, so make your big trip unforgettable and allow us to show you around Crescent City! Please fill out the form on our page to find out more.

Yes, we can! Our Cajun Pavilion venue can accommodate any private group event. Please visit this link https://www.cajunencounters.com/cajun-pavilion/ to fill out the form - our staff will be happy to discuss this service with you!

Hi! Thank you for your question! We have several tours for you to choose from! We have Swamp Tours, City Bus Tours, Plantation Tours, Walking Tours, and even Luxury Tours! In addition to our variety of tours offered daily, we also offer custom group tours and itinerary planning. From swamp tours to pub crawls, plantation tours, and more, we have a tour for everyone and we guarantee to make your experience in New Orleans an unforgettable adventure. If you wanna learn more, please check out our website at https://www.cajunencounters.com!

Hi! The city tour is approximately 2 hours long, but the total duration of the tour maybe 2.5 to 3 hours based on the route for pick-ups and drop-offs. Ghost Bus Tours - Daily tours at 6:30 PM and 9:00 PM. Visit this link to learn more: https://www.cajunencounters.com/tours/new-orleans-ghost-tour/ Morning Tour ( Full New Orleans City Tour) -Daily pickups at 8:30 am. Visit this link to learn more: https://www.cajunencounters.com/tours/city-bus-tour/ Mid-Day Tour- Daily pickups at 11:15 am. Visit this link to learn more: https://www.cajunencounters.com/tours/city-bus-tour/ Afternoon Tour -Daily pickups at 2:30 pm. Visit this link to learn more: https://www.cajunencounters.com/tours/city-bus-tour/

Alligators do not hibernate, they brumate. Instead, as the temperatures drop and it becomes too cold for them to be out in the open, they fall into dormancy. They dig a "gator hole" beside the waterway to provide shelter in the event of bad weather. They literally dig tunnels in the mud to sleep in, and when they emerge from the gator hole, other creatures move in and take up residence in the region. It's difficult to estimate how long these gators will slumber in the tunnels, but once the weather warms up, they'll emerge from their brumation. Because of the colder waters and living habitats, alligators also slow down during the winter months.

The best ways to get around New Orleans are on foot and by public transportation. The city's neighborhoods are very compact, making them perfect for strolling sightseers. If you don't feel like walking, hop on one of the famous streetcars. Another option is cycling. Since New Orleans is flat, it’s easy to get around by bike. Also, to get into the city from the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY) you can take the Airport Shuttle.The shuttle services the downtown and uptown districts as well as the French Quarter. Taxis are also available,Uber and Lyft are also widely available. You can also check out our sister company, Audubon Limousine, for private transportation and airport pickup/dropoff.

Nola on bourbon street or cafe donut.

Hi! thanks for your inquiry! Here is the cost for our Swamp Tours in New Orleans: a.) With Pick-Up Services Included The fee for Adults is $59, Fee for Children is $37.50, and no fee for infants b.) Self-Transport (With no Pick-Up Services Included) The fee for Adults is $31.50, the fee for Children is $20.50, and no fee for infants

Comfortable, casual, & water-resistant clothes. Since our tours are approximately two hours out on the water on a boat, we cannot guarantee that you will stay 100% dry the whole tour so it’s best to wear something you don’t mind getting wet. All of our boats beside the VIP small boat are covered and will provide protection. If you are attending our night swamp tour, bringing a lightweight jacket is a good idea because the temperature does drop later in the evening, especially out on the water once the boat is moving.

Hi! 8.30am to 9:45 AM or early evening tours are recommended if you want to view the wetlands at its most beautiful time of day. The light in the early morning and evening has warmer tones than the light in the middle of the day. Furthermore, these periods do not have the sharp, full light or full shade contrast of midday, making photography considerably easier.

Hi! 8.30 am to 9:45 AM or early evening tours are recommended if you want to view the wetlands at its most beautiful time of day. The light in the early morning and evening has warmer tones than the light in the middle of the day. Furthermore, these periods do not have the sharp, full light, or full shade contrast of midday, making photography considerably easier.

We do not. We tour Laura and Oak Alley.

Yes we can accommodate electric wheelchairs

Cajun Pride does

Yes! 😊

They feed the alligators protein pellets. If they didn't feed the alligators then they would not come out near the boat. They would likely not come out where they can be seen at all. Let's be honest here. People who pay to go on a swamp tour want to see the alligators. So trying to make pets? No just making a Great Swamp Tour!

You can find out the same way I do. Google Cajun Encounters or look it up on their website. This is 2018. Why are you asking a question like this when you probably own a smart phone?

I think that it was around $40 bur i remember thinking that it was worth it

Hi! Here is the cost of our Swamp Tour in New Orleans : a.) With Pick-Up Services Included The fee for Adults is $59, Fee for Children is $37.50, and no fee for infants b.) Self-Transport (With no Pick-Up Services Included) The fee for Adults is $31.50, the fee for Children is $20.50, and no fee for infants

Hi! We are using a climate-controlled bus. Our buses are designed for your supreme comfort with powerful air conditioning, air ride technology, and seamless windows for uninterrupted views.

They have plenty of parking on both sides of the road.

Everything you need to know about our tours including times is on our website - https://www.cajunencounters.com/tours/swamp-tour-new-orleans/ - please click here for more information

Yes you may bring one 😊