The downtown walking tour is absolutely worth your time!! The guide is friendly, easy going, and…read moreknowledgeable about all things related to downtown Baton Rouge - history, arts, culture, current events - definitely a great tour guide. He can readily separate Huey Long legends from truth, and there is plenty of truth to keep you entertained! I scheduled this tour to entertain an out-of-town relative, but now I'm planning to bring my wife back - there is a LOT of stuff to learn, even as a local. Be a tourist at home!!

From the owner: When you visit the Capitol City . Enjoy Baton Rouge! On our "must do" walking and food tours you…read morewill experience "authentic" up close and personal. See, feel, touch, taste, smell - ask your questions - don't just drive by. We guarantee a tour to remember! Enjoy Baton Rouge's tours are easy to take - one at a time or combine several. For your group we will even tailor our tours to your special interest.

Susan picked us up promptly from our meeting location. Gave us a nice tour on our way to the swamp…read moretour. The tour was awesome! Our captain was great. Our 12-year old grandson has a great time.

Susan is a fabulous hostess! We wish we found her and Red Stick Adventures sooner on our trip…read more Susan picked us up at our hotel, took us to our swamp tour, and due to some highly irregular Baton Rouge traffic, gave us an impromptu, fun, and informative tour of downtown. She is very knowledgeable about the history in Louisiana and it was like driving around town with a friend. We definitely recommend Red Stick Adventures if you're looking for something to do.

We are from California and our friends recommended this place. We enjoyed the tour. Hunter was so…read moreinformative. You can tell he's passionate about this place which made it more interesting for us. Thank you for the hospitality.

I'm sure it is a beautiful place but unfortunately I will never know!!!! My husband I drove from…read moreAlabama to visit Nottaway. Their website states tours are available at 10, 12, 2 and 4. We arrived at 3:09 at the office/gift shop to purchase tickets and hopefully walk around the garden while awaiting our tour. Imagine our disappointment when we were told "no more tours today, she's already locked up the house"! Why would you ever treat your guests like this? Your business relies on tourism dollars. If you don't want to have afternoon tours, don't advertise them!!! Shameful!!!!

We had a great time on our tour. This was the best choice for doing a swamp tour. The guide is…read morevery knowledgeable and has a great understanding of the Bayou. We love the fact that they don't feed the alligators and knowledgeable of the ecosystem for not disrupting the natural sources. We would recommend this tour to anyone that really wants to understand the nature and natural aspects of the area.

Five stars for this wonderful two hour tour of the swamp and bayou out by Maurepas, Louisiana…read more Halfway between New Orleans and Baton Rouge. It is seriously out in the middle of nowhere and much of the river is almost completely untouched. As it should be. Our tour guide was talkative and knowledgeable and despite the fact that he's been doing this three times a day for a couple of years, it sounded fresh and unrehearsed. We sat in comfortable seats on the flatbottom boat as we slowly went one way along the river, pointing out the wildlife, cypress knees and trees, reed brushes and more. This tour is "natural" meaning that they leave nothing and take nothing. They absolutely do not feed the alligators, which is why we did not see any of them in two full hours. The 4:30 to 6:30 tour was perfect as we got to see the water during daylight and as the Sun set. I took nearly 200 pictures and at least 5 minutes of video. It was amazing. Tip: Check the weather. With the humidity, it can get cold. I wish I'd brought a hoodie. Tip: Hit a restroom before you arrive. You're about to spend two hours on a boat. There's a port-a-potty at the meetup spot and that was appreciated but not awesome. Tip: There was no cell phone service out here, so make sure you have a saved map on your phone to get you back to an area with coverage. [Review 14086 overall, 1408 of 2020, number 7 in Louisiana.]

We were referred to Dwayne & Prime Transit by very dear friends of ours. This was my mom's first…read moretime to NOLA and on her bucket list. Dwayne was able from the minute he picked us up at the airport to the moment he dropped us off, cultivate experiences for me, my mom and my husband that really gave us the total New Orleans experience! His vehicles are super comfortable, clean, thoughtful with phone charges, wifi and water. Most importantly he made us feel like a family member of his he was just showing around town. We absolutely LOVED Dwayne and you won't want to ever do NOLA without him! Thank from the bottom of our hearts Dwayne!!!! "Felt like a member of the family! "

I highly recommend Dwayne Clipps for any car service in NOLA or the surrounding area. I phoned…read morefrantic from the airport in need for a last minute ride to Houma at 11:20pm. He added me on to his already busy schedule. Greeted me with a smile and was a pleasure to chat with. I can't thank him enough. He truly made a bad day better. Thank you!

I wish I could give Zams six stars. My girlfriend and I had such a great time learning about life…read morein the Bayou from a third generation guide who was quick to share funny stories as well as information about the swamp ecology. ZZ was so much fun and what a nice guy. He took 6 of us on covered boat ride so we didn't have to worry about rain or sun and we quickly got to meet his swamp friends. Don't forget to check out the massive gator seen in the video below who lives in ZZ's backyard. If you're in NOLA and are looking for an authentic swamp tour less than 90 minutes from the Quarter, this is the one for you.

It was amazing and felt like a real swamp tour not corporate at all. This is the real deal. It is…read morefamily owned for 3 generations I believe.

The swamps!!!! Ernie was the tour guide. This tour took you to the swamps to see live alligators in…read moretheir habitat. We got knowledge on trees, waters and alligators life. He told humorous stories, gave artifacts, and he let us hold a baby alligator yay. This pontoon boat had three long rows of seating . This tour was an hour and a half long. I really enjoyed it.

We had a great tour with Bobby. Our boat had 8 people total, didn't feel crowded at all. There's no…read moreshade cover so wear a hat/sunglasses and some sunscreen. We had 81° sunny weather and the wind was sooo cool so we weren't so hot as we went around. He was very nice answering all the questions from guests. He made sure both sides of the boat got some gator action since I was on the left of a 4 person row so I couldn't see much that happened on the right but we got some good shots too! He made the trip extra special with some personal touches and surprise sightings you probably wouldn't get with other guides so ask for Bobby - you really won't regret it! We got to hold a baby gator! Very knowledgeable about the area and its history along with the flora/fauna.

Joyce was amazing! She was so helpful and quick with responding and scheduling. As for Joyce and…read morethe ride herself, she was funny, entertaining and so knowledgable about NOLA, Louisiana and Mardi Gras specifically. I highly recommend her for any transportation needs, especially around the festival.

What a great company-amazing staff. They've welcomed us for years. This company not only goes…read moreabove and beyond for my husband and I- they took care of my mom on her trip there and made sure she was taken care of. I highly recommend them- quality, punctual & incredibly knowledgeable.

We did the Garden district city and cemetery tour and Val was amazing! She was informative,…read moreengaging, and kept us on-time without feeling rushed. She was a wealth of fun and interesting knowledge about NOLA and she was never dull or boring. We stumbled upon a 2nd line and just went with it! And despite the bruising sun, we had a wonderful walk throughout the garden district, learning fun facts about different architectural designs and cultural facts. And how could we forget the amazing St. Louis #3 cemetery! Gorgeous views of the different sites. We had a real blast! Stacey was a great driver and also so pleasant. She got us through some bumpy roads. They made a wonderful team! Would love to join them again.

We booked our tour via Viator as they had a good cancelation policy. You could give them 24 hours…read morenotice and get a full refund. The other tour groups are non refundable and due to the ever changing winter weather you never know. As it turns out there was no rain on the forecast. It was just going to be cold so we bundled up. The tour was done by Grey Line Tours. It was fabulous. We were instructed to meet at the Natchez dock at the lighthouse. We checked in at the lighthouse and were told to go to stand in lane 1. Note, go to the bathroom before showing up. There isn't one close by and none in the bus. The process was easy to check in. You were given a QR code, but they just checked off your name instead. The bus was heated and not too hot. It was very comfortable and I was able to take off my jacket and I was ok wearing my sweater. The tour guide used a mic and talked the whole time. It was a lengthy ride. Pointing out other plantations and other roadside finds. He gave us history and background. Everything could be heard clearly too. That was a big plus with such a large group. When we got to the plantation and swamp he let those guides take over and he just waited around till we were done. If we had questions he was available and some took him up on that offer. I would highly recommend this tour company. It exceeded our expectations.