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Sobre esta atividade

Estamos a apenas 35 minutos de Nova Orleans, mas é um mundo diferente. Nosso tour de aerobarco em Nova Orleans é uma aventura em alta velocidade, que é dividida em excursão e um passeio emocionante. Você viajará em altas velocidades no barco para 16 passageiros, depois, reduziremos a velocidade e faremos uma parada para tirar fotos. Ao longo do caminho, você terá uma excursão guiada por seu capitão local. Nossos aerobarcos têm assentos tipo estádio, de modo que a pessoa em sua frente não obstrui sua visão, todos os assentos são excelentes para vivenciar a excursão e observar a vida selvagem. Sim, os crocodilos chegarão perto, muito perto. Tão perto que você poderá olhar nos olhos do réptil.

Os crocodilos hibernam nos meses de mais frios, mas nossos experientes capitães sabem onde procurará-los. Em média, durante o inverno, você terá a mesma probabilidade de ver um crocodilo. Nos meses mais quentes, você verá um crocodilo. Cada tour de aerobarco em Nova Orleans é único, nunca sabemos o que nos espera na próxima curva. A área da excursão é uma combinação de pântano, brejo e lago. Para que você possa ver tudo de uma águia americana, um pelicano, uma águia marinha até uma coruja. É realmente muito diversificado.

Os aerobarcos são conduzidos por um motor 454 Chevy que chega a velocidades de até 35 quilômetros por hora. Eles são movidos por uma grande ventoinha que sopra o ar na parte de trás do barco em mais de 322 km por hora. Essas excursões são realmente uma diversão! Eles passam em locais com centímetros de água e vão onde barcos tradicionais não pode ir. Esses barcos foram projetados para levar você para as áreas inacessíveis do pântano, lugares que você não pode chegar a pé ou de carro. É realmente uma experiência única.

A Plantação de Oak Alley foi construída em 1837, em um caminho de 402 km, do River Road até a plantação, alinhada uniformemente por vinte e oito carvalhos. Há outras atrações adicionais no local, que incluem um restaurante, um café e uma loja de presentes. Você escolhe como deseja passar seu tempo livre.

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Incluído

Professional guide
Hotel pickup and drop-off (Please indicate New Orleans Hotel and Valid cell phone number)
Entry/Admission - Alert Transportation LLC.
Entry/Admission - Oak Alley Plantation
Entry/Admission - Louisiana Tour Company

Não incluído

Food and drinks
Lunch
Gratuities

Adicional

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Confirmation received at time of booking
Children Must be at least 48 inches
Air-boats are not recommended for people with back or neck problems and pregnant women.
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 16 travelers

Características

Original

60%

Turismo

60%

Adrenalina

40%

Cultural

35%

Análises

4.6

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Rand G

5 | 2019-07-26

The weather was kind to us as we first visited the Oak Alley Plantation. GREAT first hand view of plantation conditions with lots of history. Beautiful gardens, spectacular huge oak trees and an up close view of slave living conditions albeit a bit sanitized. Nice gift shop with lots of free praline and other samples. Swamp tour included LOTS of gators who swam right up to the boat for their share of marshmellows. The swamp was very lush with lots of birds and greenery. Great trip.

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Kayla L

3 | 2018-10-15

The airboat was very fun. The guide was knowledgeable and personable. We also saw lots of alligators! Tour at oak alley was full of info about the house but would have liked more stories about the people who lived there. Would have enjoyed a smaller group for the plantation tour as well. The grounds were beautiful. I liked having time to explore on our own. Caesar, our bus driver tried his best to give us info along the drive and stop at some other plantations for pictures.

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Theresa R

5 | 2018-09-18

Oak valley tour had beautiful grounds and nice to learn the history of the plantation. Airboat tour was fun. We had the owner as our tour guide so we learned so much of all the surrounding warers.

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Renee L

3 | 2018-03-09

Both the Oak Alley Plantation and Swamp were great places to visit with interesting stories and engaging tour guides. Having said that we did experience a couple of hiccups. One of the issues we had was with the timing of the house tour of Oak Alley. The plantation not the tour company that was transporting us booked our tour group with another group later after we arrived. This effectively meant that the house tour took a lot longer than necessary as there were too many people in the group about 50. It also meant that we couldn't do the house tour first and then spend the remaining time in the gardens and looking at the slavery exhibit properly. It really restricted us and we would have liked further time at the plantation. We also experienced some transportation issues. Effectively we travelled on four different buses during the day as the company collects people and splits them depending on which tour you are doing. At one stage no one knew who was meant to be driving us back to New Orleans, which was very frustrating. The idea of collecting people from hotels in one area and then reshuffling them at a central location to get the right bus for their tour makes sense, but once you are on that bus you should not have to change again.

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daphatguy

5 | 2018-03-01

Excellent. It was cold so we only saw some small gators, but both adventures are worth the trip

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Hugh C

5 | 2018-01-31

From the minute we were picked up at our hotel to the time we were dropped off everything was terrific! Our driver out to the plantation, Brian, was an absolute comedian and a knowledgeable guide. The plantation itself was beautiful and the guide there was also well versed in the history of the house. Then came the swamp airboat ride, WOW. Captain Ernie was the best! He knows that swamp and that delta and knows his alligators. Plus the airboat ride is more thrilling than some things at Disney. This combo is a must do!

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