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Voyzo runs 22 private tours in New Orleans, Louisiana, covering 6 top attractions — each with your own guide, driver, and vehicle, and an itinerary built around your group rather than a fixed bus schedule.
New Orleans was founded by French colonists in 1718 along a bend of the Mississippi River, and that layered French, Spanish, African, and Caribbean history is still visible in the city today — most famously in the French Quarter, with its ironwork balconies and Creole townhouses, but also in neighborhoods far beyond it. New Orleans is widely credited as the birthplace of jazz, and live music remains part of daily life here, from Frenchmen Street's clubs to brass bands that play on street corners.
The Garden District, developed by wealthy Americans in the 19th century as a deliberate counterpoint to the French Quarter's Creole character, is now one of the best-preserved collections of antebellum mansions in the country, shaded by live oaks along St. Charles Avenue. Further out, City Park holds some of the oldest oak trees in North America, while neighborhoods like the Bywater and Faubourg Marigny show a more colorful, residential side of the city. New Orleans' neighborhoods are spread out along the river's curve rather than clustered together, so a private vehicle makes it far easier to see the Garden District, Magazine Street, and City Park in a single day than relying on the streetcar alone.
Private Tours
A private city tour with a local guide, going beyond the French Quarter into the colorful Bywater, historic Garden District, tree-lined Uptown/Carrollton, and the boutiques of Magazine Street.
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A private half-day driving tour of New Orleans led by a local jazz musician — the French Quarter, St. Louis Cathedral, Frenchmen Street, Faubourg Marigny, the Bywater's murals, Musician's Village, Treme, St. Louis Cemetery No. 3, City Park, and the Garden District — with coffee and beignets along the way and firsthand recommendations on where to hear live jazz.
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A private two-hour walking tour through the most storied and ghoulish corners of the French Quarter — Jackson Square, Pirates Alley, Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar, the infamous LaLaurie Mansion, and Bourbon Street — led by a storytelling guide from one of New Orleans' original haunted-history companies.
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A private day trip from New Orleans to the antebellum plantations along the Mississippi River — passing Oak Alley and Evergreen Plantations, and touring the well-preserved Laura Plantation with a guide who shares the documented history of both the free and enslaved families who lived there.
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A private full-day tour combining a cypress swamp airboat ride with a guided visit to Houmas House and Gardens, including a gourmet Cajun lunch.
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A private progressive culinary and cocktail tour through the French Quarter's historic restaurants and bars — Napoleon House, Tableau, Antoine's, and Red Fish Grill.
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A private cocktail tour through the French Market and French Quarter, with real food and drink included, led by a genuine local guide.
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A private tour through the French Quarter's real absinthe history, with a guided visit and tasting at Seven Three Distilling Co.
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A private walking tour through Congo Square and the French Quarter's real voodoo and African-American cultural history.
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A private, hands-on ghost hunt using real paranormal investigation equipment — a genuinely different format from a storytelling ghost walk.
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A private walking tour exploring the real history of witches and coven culture in the French Quarter — a distinct theme from our ghost, voodoo, and vampire tours.
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A private walking tour through New Orleans' Jewish history — the Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience, the Liberation Pavilion, and The National WWII Museum.
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A private walking tour through the French Quarter exploring the real women who shaped New Orleans' history — a niche perspective not offered on any of our other tours.
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A private, customizable French Quarter walking tour led by a longtime local resident — built around LGBTQ history, literary landmarks, or voodoo, based on your group's interests.
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A private tour combining a real St. Charles Avenue streetcar ride with a walking tour of the Garden District — a genuinely different format from a drive-by treatment.
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A private walking tour through New Orleans' real jazz history — Congo Square, Louis Armstrong Park, Tennessee Williams' House, and Frenchmen Street.
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A private evening jazz tour through Louis Armstrong Park, Historic Treme, and the French Quarter, ending at a real Frenchmen Street jazz club with a complimentary drink.
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A private walking tour through the Garden District's historic mansions, including a real walk-through of Lafayette Cemetery with New Orleans' distinctive burial traditions explained.
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A private, licensed pedicab tour through the French Quarter — an intimate, open-air way to see New Orleans' most iconic neighborhood.
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A genuinely private, hands-on flying lesson with an FAA-certified instructor — no experience or license required, a real once-in-a-lifetime New Orleans experience.
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A fact-based private SUV tour of New Orleans — the French Quarter, Garden District, City Park, and Metairie Cemetery, a real highlight not covered on any of our other tours.
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A private skip-the-line guided tour of the New Orleans Museum of Art — its real Beaux Arts building and collection, including works by Monet and African sculpture.
Every New Orleans tour is matched to your party size — here's the fleet we draw from.
| Vehicle | Model | Capacity | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Executive SUV | Cadillac Escalade or Chevrolet Suburban | Up to 6 guests | A fast, private ride for couples, small families, or business travelers — plenty of luggage room and a smooth, quiet cabin. |
| Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van | Sprinter, high-roof passenger configuration | Up to 14 guests | Comfortable, air-conditioned seating for small and mid-size groups — our most popular option for families and friend groups traveling together. |
| Prevost Coach Bus | Prevost motorcoach | Up to 56 guests | Our largest single vehicle — a full-size luxury motorcoach for large groups, conventions, and corporate events that still want one private tour, one vehicle. |
Popular stops our guides build into New Orleans itineraries — tap any attraction to learn more.
French Quarter
New Orleans
New Orleans' oldest neighborhood, known for wrought-iron and cast-iron balconies, jazz clubs, and Creole architecture.
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Garden District
New Orleans
A well-preserved 19th-century neighborhood of antebellum mansions shaded by live oaks.
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New Orleans City Park
New Orleans
A 1,300-acre urban park with some of the oldest live oak trees in the country, draped in Spanish moss.
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Audubon Park
New Orleans
An Uptown park with oak-lined paths and a lagoon, across St. Charles Avenue from Tulane and Loyola universities.
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Bywater & Faubourg Marigny
New Orleans
Colorful shotgun houses and a laid-back, artsy pace in two of New Orleans' most walkable neighborhoods, just downriver from the French Quarter.
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Magazine Street
New Orleans
A six-mile stretch of independent boutiques, galleries, and restaurants running through Uptown New Orleans.
November through March brings New Orleans' mildest, driest weather; peak summer (June through September) is hot, humid, and falls within Atlantic hurricane season, which officially runs June 1 through November 30.
The St. Charles Avenue streetcar covers the Garden District and Uptown, but neighborhoods like City Park, the Bywater, and the far end of Magazine Street are spread out along the river's curve — a private vehicle makes it realistic to see several in one day.
Summers are hot and humid (30–34°C / high 80s–90s°F) with frequent afternoon thunderstorms; light, breathable clothing and a compact umbrella are worth packing even outside hurricane season.
The US dollar is used throughout; 18–20% tipping at restaurants is standard, and cash tips for street musicians and brass bands are customary and appreciated.
The French Quarter's famous balconies are mostly cast iron, not wrought iron, despite the common description — the more delicate, hand-forged wrought-iron work is concentrated in a few blocks, including the Pontalba Buildings on Jackson Square.
Atlantic hurricane season runs June through November, with peak risk in August through October — it rarely disrupts a trip, but it's worth checking the forecast and having travel insurance for late-summer visits.
Tell us your group size and dates — we'll take care of the rest.
