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Audio-Guided Whitney Plantation Tour with Transportation

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Embark on a captivating journey through time with the Audio-Guided Whitney Plantation Tour with Transportation. Immerse yourself in the rich history and untold stories of the Louisiana Whitney Plantation, one of the oldest plantation sites in the state. Experience the lives of slaves firsthand as you explore the original cabins, view artifacts, and walk through the old sugar cane fields. This educational tour sheds light on the hardships, work, and hopes for freedom that slaves endured during that era. Hear first-hand accounts from those who lived and worked on the plantation, allowing you an intimate look into a significant part of American history. Discover how experts are working tirelessly to preserve these invaluable stories for future generations. This eye-opening and immersive experience will leave you with a profound understanding of our nation's past and a renewed appreciation for the individuals who endured slavery.

About this experience

  • Free Cancellation For a full refund cancel at least before the start of your booking
  • Admission Included
  • 5 hours 30 minutes
  • Suitable for 1-15 Participants
  • & Audio GuidedSelf Guided Experience
  • Immersive experience at Whitney Plantation
  • Insight into the lives of slaves
  • Viewing original slave cabins and artifacts
  • Education and remembrance of slavery's dark history
  • Unparalleled glimpse into our nation's past
  • Air-conditioned vehicle
  • All fees and taxes

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Introduction

Introducing the captivating Audio-Guided Whitney Plantation Tour with Transportation. Prepare to embark on a transformative 5-hour journey through one of Louisiana's oldest plantation sites, as you gain a profound understanding of the lives of slaves and the challenges they endured. This educational experience promises to leave an indelible mark on your heart and mind, providing an opportunity to hear the poignant firsthand accounts of those who lived and toiled on the plantation.

What to Expect?

During this immersive tour, you can expect to delve deep into the rich history of the Whitney Plantation. Walk through the plantation grounds at your own pace, listening to the provided MP3 audio guide and absorbing the stories of resilience, struggle, and hope. Discover the hardships and aspirations of slaves, getting a glimpse into their daily lives, work, and aspirations for freedom. Explore the preserved slave cabins, witness exhibits showcasing clothing, tools, furniture, and even the remnants of old sugar cane fields. Take a moment for reflection at the onsite chapel, which offers solace and guidance for current descendants of slaves in the area.

Who is this for?

This tour is for anyone seeking to expand their understanding of American history and the impact of slavery. It welcomes curious minds of all ages, inviting individuals, families, and groups alike to embark on this enlightening journey. Whether you're a history buff or simply interested in broadening your knowledge, this tour is for you. The Whitney Plantation Tour ensures inclusivity, opening its doors to all who wish to gain insight into this crucial part of our nation's past.

Why book this?

Unlock the hidden narratives of the past and immerse yourself in the powerful history of the Whitney Plantation. This experience offers a unique opportunity to witness the physical remnants and artifacts that bring this dark era to life. As you explore the plantation, you'll gain a profound understanding of the hardships endured by slaves and gain a newfound appreciation for their resilience. This thought-provoking journey aims to foster empathy, awareness, and remembrance. By booking this tour, you'll contribute to the preservation of these essential stories, supporting the important work of experts dedicated to safeguarding this chapter of American history for generations to come.

Good to Know

Take note that this tour is self-guided, allowing you the freedom to explore the plantation grounds at your own pace. The provided MP3 audio guide ensures a comprehensive and informative experience. Prepare for a 330-minute tour that will captivate and enlighten you. Remember to bring comfortable walking shoes, water, and a sense of curiosity as you embark on this significant historical journey.

Reviews

Visitors who have embarked on the Audio-Guided Whitney Plantation Tour rave about the eye-opening and immersive nature of the experience. It offers a powerful and emotional connection to the lives of those affected by slavery, fostering profound empathy and understanding. Many reviewers express gratitude for the educational value provided and the preservation of this impactful part of American history. By walking in the footsteps of those who lived on the plantation, visitors emerge with a deeper appreciation for the struggles endured and the resilience demonstrated. Overall, the Whitney Plantation Tour is consistently praised for its ability to educate, inspire, and create lasting memories.

How long before the event do I need to book?

  • You can book at any time before the event

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Is an adult required for the booking?

  • At least one adult or senior required per booking

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Whitney Plantation

Whitney Plantation is an eye-opening and immersive experience. This plantation was founded in 1752 and it has become a valuable source of information about the lives of the people who lived, worked, and died here during times of slavery. This five-hour tour not only provides visitors an opportunity to discover more about this part of American history, but it also serves as an insight to those who were affected by slavery. When touring the Whitney Plantation, guests can view original slave cabins, exhibits featuring artifacts including clothing, tools, furniture, and even old sugar cane fields. There is also a chapel onsite that offers spiritual guidance for descendants of slaves still living in the area today. The Whitney Plantation offers visitors an unparalleled glimpse into our nation’s past while providing education and remembrance for those who have been impacted by the dark history of slavery in America.

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GO50

The minibus arrived on time but the driver gave minimal commentary along the way. The mini bus was sign written with “ghost tours” which cased some general confusion. Journey from French quarter was 1 hour 10minutes. The tour was self tour with handset and headphones which worked well. All very thought provoking. We stayed for 2 hours before returning. I think perhaps it would be better to do a trip offering 2 plantations as it seemed a waste to travel all that way to just see one.

RyanThorne

They cancelled the tour with only an hour to go, with just a proforma email not explaining the circumstances, which were that there weren't enough people booked on for the tour to go ahead. They say they tried to call but we didn't get any call, and even if that's the case, why not follow up with a proper explanation email instead of just a standard cancellation notification that then caused us uncertainty, and cost us money in having to call them for an explanation? When I communicated my frustration about all this, they just said 'sorry you feel that way' in a tone that communicated anything but regret at spoiling our day. Then i find out that it'll take 8-10 days for the money to get back into my account! It's unforgivable to cancel at such late notice, taking away any opportunity we might have had to plan something else for our last day in New Orleans, and also taking away any opportunity we had to see the plantation at all, which had been a big part of why we came to NO in the first place. They ruined the end of what had been a lovely holiday. So don't leave anything to chance: book your plantation tour with another operator

qiana_l

Trip was of poor quality bus driver attitude was rude and she had no personality the bus was extremely cold I wldnt suggest this company

peterbE9672RC

The Whitney Plantation tour is undoubtedly a 5-star must-see experience. The self-guided audio provides a profound and somber understanding of how the plantations of that era were operated and the immense human toll they exacted. This tour stands apart from the typical "oh-ah" admiration of magnificent houses and plantations, offering a more thought-provoking and educational journey. However, the transportation provided by Cajun Tours Transportation falls short, earning a 3-star rating and leaving much to be desired. Upon reaching our pickup spot, a beautiful bus with the Cajun Tour logo initially raised our expectations, but they were dropping of not picking up. What arrived was one of those car rental van/bus that takes you from the airport to the lot 5 minute away. This vehicle, lacking the Cajun Tour logo, delivered a less-than-pleasant 50/60-minute drive experience. The ride was characterized by harsh bangs and unsettling rattles. A very stiff suspension reacting to every bump in the road, and a loud whining engine when we got on the highway. While the driver seemed nice enough, their driving skills left room for improvement. Erratic speed changes, inconsistent pacing, and an overall failure to maintain the appropriate speed limit were notable issues. Moreover, the positioning of the van in the middle lane, with other vehicles passing on both sides, instead of adhering to the right lane for our slower speed, added to the discomfort of the journey. Regrettably, based on this transportation experience, I cannot confidently recommend Cajun Tours Transportation. The discrepancy between the exceptional Whitney Plantation tour and the lackluster transportation service significantly impacts the overall recommendation for this company.

eddiecX6733VJ

Very good and detailed look from the slaves point of view. The audio guide clear and easy to listen to as well as follow. This is an educational tour and not suited for younger kids. Bus driver Michelle was great and staff members along the tour were very helpful. The only reason I did not give it 5 stars is that I thought I read we would have 2 hours for the tour, we only got about hour and half once we were handed our MP3 set. We felt a little rushed. Other than that highly recommend the tour.

stephenddiamond

If you want a plantation tour that emphasizes the effects of slavery, this is it. We found the tour interesting and very informative. We had just enough time to complete the tour. There was also a stop on the way back where we could view another plantation, albeit from outside the gate.

Door895

Larry "Bam Bam" was our bus driver out to Whitney plantation. He was funny, informative, and a good driver. The tour was perfectly timed to 2 hours. Plenty of time to see and experience everything. The gift shop has a great number of books, jewelry, and handmade goods. There are cold drinks and snacks as well. Whitney plantation is from the view of the slave, and Oak Alley is more from the view of the Plantation owners. I'm glad I chose to also go to Whitney.

annbD123JL

A very good experience. Our bus driver and bus guide were great. Excellent audio guide. The Whitney Plantation should be part of everyone’s New Orleans experience.

Chris9636

Very informative tour —- really a hard look At the horrors of slavery. Learned alot and was very heart wrenching

724andreap

Extremely hot but well thought out, areas to sit areas to cool down. The pre recorded tour was again well thought out and easy to use. It certain not covered everything all topics discussed no matter how painful, it certainly shows the human race to be brutal, have we learnt from our mistakes, mostly I would say yes but there are always the few… Overall really thought provoking great tour
Collected by Evendo, Tripadvisor & Viator
2024-05-21 19:57