New Orleans Swamp Tour by Airboat Lafitte, LA

Airboat Adventures5145 Fleming Park Rd.Lafitte, LA 70067
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Overview

Airboat Adventures in Lafitte takes you deep into Louisiana’s bayou. Just 35 minutes from downtown New Orleans, glide across cypress-lined waterways on a thrilling airboat ride while spotting alligators and native wildlife.

up to 1.8 hrs 1 or more people

Good To Know

  • Glide through Louisiana’s bayou on a high-speed airboat ride.
  • Spot alligators, turtles, and native birds in their natural habitat.
  • Listen as knowledgeable Cajun captains share local stories.
  • Located 35 minutes from downtown New Orleans.
  • With round-trip transportation options available.
  • Suitable for children ages 5 and up.
  • Tours last approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes.
  • Safety gear provided on all rides.

Description

Craving something wild and unforgettable in New Orleans? Trade the neon lights of Bourbon Street for the untamed beauty of Louisiana’s bayous and swamps on an airboat tour through the vibrant wetlands teeming with alligators, herons, egrets, and hidden wildlife wonders. Zipping across the water at thrilling speeds or drifting silently through moss-draped cypress trees, an airboat ride unlocks views of the true Louisiana—raw, mysterious, and dazzling in natural splendor.

Just 45 minutes from the French Quarter, New Orleans swamp tours offer a front-row seat to the region’s iconic landscapes and diverse ecosystem. Local captains share fascinating stories about the region’s culture and wildlife while guiding boats into secluded corners where alligators sunbathe and birds glide overhead. Tours operate seven days a week, making it easy to fit this adventure into any itinerary.

Choose between large airboats perfect for groups and families or smaller vessels for a more intimate journey deep into the swamp’s hidden paths. Spot creatures like giant alligators up to seventeen feet long, elusive white-tailed deer, owls peeking from branches, and even majestic bald eagles. Each tour is a chance to witness the wild heartbeat of Louisiana, far from city streets.

Capture the magic with a camera, as every twist and turn reveals new surprises in this breathtaking natural wonderland. Book a New Orleans airboat swamp tour and uncover the authentic spirit of the bayou on an unforgettable adventure through the state’s legendary waterways.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Airboat Adventures

Where is Airboat Adventures located?

Airboat Adventures is located at 5145 Fleming Park Rd, Lafitte, LA 70067. The drive from New Orleans takes about 35 minutes in normal traffic. To be safe, plan for 45 minutes to an hour of travel time.

Is there parking on site?

Yes, there is free parking on site.

Is hotel pick-up included in the ticket price?

Round-trip transportation is included if you select the ticket option with hotel pick-up and stay in the downtown New Orleans area. Pickup begins about 1 hour 15 minutes before your tour, so please be ready outside your hotel.

How long is the tour?

The tour is approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes.

Is the tour appropriate for children?

The tour is suitable for ages 5 and up.

Are there any health restrictions for this tour?

Guests who are pregnant or have prior neck/back pain or similar medical issues are not allowed to join the tours.

What should I wear?

Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate casual attire. Please note that it is often cooler in a moving airboat.

Can I bring my camera?

Yes, great photo opportunities!

Can I bring my pet?

Pets are not allowed on the airboats due to the loud engine noise and for animal safety. Hearing protection is provided only for guests.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

This tour is not wheelchair accessible.

Will we see alligators during the tour?

Alligators are often spotted year-round, especially on sunny days above 65°F. Since they live in the wild, sightings are very likely but never guaranteed.