We had the best time!! Our boat pilot was very knowledgeable and took us to see some great stuff!!…read more Will do it again!

Junior was fantastic. His stories and knowledge of the area and its history gave a personal touch…read more Good historical background shared with wit and a broad understanding of relevant issues. Great sense of humor. Amazing to see him navigate through this area of the bayou. Lots of wildlife see. Beautiful waterways. Fast ride back was fun and exciting. Best time ever! Thank you Junior.

Fantastic! Had a great time. You get to see lots of gators, birds and even eagles! Lasted about 2…read morehours, which was a perfect amount of time. Boat had some zip to it, it got a lil windy and occasionally choppy. Sit towards the back of the boat if you sensitive to a bumpy ride. Overall a great time.

Mark, 3rd generation, tour guide was fabulous. The man knows his stuff, his timing impeccable. He…read moreknows all about the wildlife and has even made friends with the gators and eagles. Well worth the reasonable price.

I took 14 photographers on 3 tours with Capt. Billy and we had a fantastic time, taking thousands…read moreof photographs. I would HIGHLY recommend his services in the bayou.

Pretty! I'd say go early in morning or sunset. Don't do the loud boats unless you don't wanna talk…read moreor don't want shade. They have headphones for you for loud boats! The gators were so cute loved watching them eat the marshmallows. Plenty of turtles. Bird lovers go at sunset.

Totally awesome to walk around the actual slave quarters and plantation. Even being here it is…read morehard to imagine what those times were like. Nice to see that these are being preserved so that we can learn from history and never repeat this sad part of American history.

The Laurel Valley Heritage Foundation is in charge of maintaining this Village of slave homes. Some…read moreare in need of minor repairs, some major repairs. There was a wooden fence all around the property and gates that were locked. I was hoping there would be someone here to let people walk around. But there wasn't. There was a gravel parking lot. When I am in the area in the future, I will make sure to stop back by to see if I can actually walk around. This is an amazing spot with so much potential.

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.

My husband and I were visiting New Orleans from Texas for our anniversary. We knew we wanted to do…read morean alligator tour but my husband was adamant about doing an airboat. I'm glad he was because it was such a cool experience. Everything was so personal and easy from booking to check in to bidding our awesome captain goodbye. We had captain Woody and I'd 100% recommend him if you get a choice. He was funny and so knowledgable and his passion for the work they do was apparent. His knowledge of each individual gator was endearing and impressive. Logistically it was only a 30-40 min drive from NOLA and very easy to find. On Woody's recommendation, we went to an adorable restaurant called Spahr's afterword and had some delicious seafood with a view full of gators in their backyard!

We stumbled upon this tour last minute as they were the most accommodating to our group! We were…read moreable to book a last minute tour which fit right into our schedule! Betty the front desk lady was so nice and helpful! The tour we had with Captain Arthur was by far the best airboat tour we've ever experienced! He is truly one of a kind! He very informative, funny and skilled in his craft! Would definitely come back for a night tour next time!

No website. Yelp and "attractions" on google maps, but SO worth the search! Captain Tony is as…read morephenomenal as they get. Stories, well known history, and extra tidbits along the way! For me, it was worth going out on a limb and going with this guide that had no website. I wanted one that didn't feed the gators. This was one of two. Called the number listed, made sure that I could make it there for 10, and I added I would be "the chic on the bike". Two gator spottings, a couple of turtles and A LOT of water hyacinth(which, by the way, he taught me that the flower petal is VERY tasty(which it is, I tried it)). All of the needs can be found in the bayou! If you're willing to listen and learn something, it's well worth it. Not recommended for young children(probably 10-11 and up). WHEN I come back to this area I will definitely search out Captain Tony! He doesn't feed the gators and doesn't condone it either...

This man gives the best n informin tour ive ever been on hes an awsome guide n captainread more

This was a two hr slavery tour which consisted of self guided campus and guided house tour. Wes was…read moreour tour guide, he was very knowledgeable of the house tour. He took us through each room of the house and showed us the different details the rooms were famous for. On the grounds it showed the way slaves lived through medical hospital, living arrangements to different tools of captivity and work needs. A restaurant also is on the campus and cafe and gift shop for souvenirs, quick snacks and full menu needs. Bed and breakfast is available a Grounds is beautiful and upkeep of property is maintained. Check website for days and hours of operation and prices

I was expecting Gilbert Dauterive to welcome us, but instead, we were greeted by a few mosquitoes…read more I get it, this tour and premise is more of a glorification of slavery, but after visiting the Whitney plantation, it was fine for me to get to see the other side of things. Their gardens and trees are breathtaking, a setup that one only dreams of seeing when watching Southern movies and shows. Our tour guide was phenomenal, and the way that the house is arranged vividly displays what life was like for some during those times. It's a must-visit. If you can't make it, play Beyoncé's "Deja Vu" music video for a second-hand experience.

We had a terrific time. The boats were well maintained and they followed safety to a tee. What…read moreimpressed me most was the sincere care and knowledge this team has for the environment and maintaining it. I would highly recommend this as your next airboat ride.

Would recommend it was so much fun. The tour guide was very informative. We got to see a lot of…read morealligators and they were huge!

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.