New Orleans is a unique city rich in history and alive with tradition. Famed for its 17th-century architecture, culturally-inspired cuisine, and lively music, the rhythm of the city is as diverse as its people. Beginning your adventure in New Orleans will excite the senses as you explore the history of the French quarter, listen to spirited Jazz, and indulge in some local cuisine. A visit to the French Market, the country's oldest public market, is reminiscent of European markets, but in a tradition that is distinctively of New Orleans. ... Read More
Thursday - May 2, 2024
Day 2
Oak Alley, United States
Once serving as an antebellum sugar cane plantation, Oak Alley Plantation is rightfully named after its most distinguishing feature, a canopy of 300-year-old oak trees that form a quarter-mile path leading to the Mississippi River. Restored to its 19th-century grandeur, this classic Greek revival-style antebellum mansion is truly breathtaking. ... Read More
Friday - May 3, 2024
Day 3
Natchez, United States
Overlooking the Mississippi River, Natchez was first established as a French fort site in 1716, later becoming part of the United States as the first capital of Mississippi in 1817. Perched over 200 feet above the Mississippi River with 30-mile views along the river both north and south, the bluff of Natchez is a place to marvel the beauty and grandeur of the river. A quaint Southern town rich in culture and history, and known for its abundance of antebellum architecture, Natchez offers true southern hospitality with the attractions of a great small city. ... Read More
Saturday - May 4, 2024
Day 4
Vicksburg, United States
Around every corner, U.S. history is alive in Vicksburg. This "Queen City of the Bluff" offers plenty of opportunities to take a step back in time. Civil war battlefields, century-old churches, cotton fields, and restored train depots are just a few of the many intriguing landmarks that await your visit. Marvel in the beautiful antebellum-style homes and watch Vicksburg's history come to life at the riverfront murals. ... Read More
Sunday - May 5, 2024
Day 5
St Francisville, United States
Established in 1809 and overlooking the Mississippi River, St. Francisville is a quaint Southern town that offers a glimpse into history. One of the largest shipping ports on the Mississippi River prior to the Civil War, St. Francisville is a small town with grand appeal. Experience this town's rich history as you tour historic plantations, including the famous Rosedown and The Myrtles, or explore the captivating gardens in this area. ... Read More
Monday - May 6, 2024
Day 6
Baton Rouge, United States
Baton Rouge, Louisiana's state capital, was named over 300 years ago by French explorer Pierre Le Moyne d'Iberville. The city's rich cultural traditions are reflected through its African-American and Caribbean influenced architecture, experienced through its fiery Creole and Cajun cuisine, and heard in its soulful Blues and Cajun style music. Baton Rouge is a wondrous city brimming with Southern hospitality. ... Read More
Tuesday - May 7, 2024
Day 7
Houmas House, United States
Become acquainted with the Houmas House and its history as well as its 38 acres of gardens, ponds, and a majestic live oak alley during this port stop. Make sure to explore the southern splendor of "The Sugar Palace" through 16 rooms filled with period antiques and Louisiana artwork.
Welcome back to New Orleans, commonly referred to as the Birthplace of Jazz. There is something for everyone with this city's history, culture, and arts prevalent around every corner. The open-air artist colony proudly displays local artist's works on the iron fence in Jackson Square, while 45 museums carefully preserve city's rich history. Stay an extra day or even a few nights to enjoy this lively city. ... Read More
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