America · DINNER & SUNSET CRUISES IN NEW ORLEANS
The good dinner & sunset cruises in New Orleans fill up early and the best go first. Below: the 5 to book ahead, what each includes and how they differ.
Natchez Jazz Cruise from the French Quarter with Dukes of Dixieland and an optional Creole buffet dinner aboard a classic paddlewheel ship.
“We waited an over an hour to move. Tour lasted like a half hour. It was dark so you could not see much.”
Sail 2 hours on the Mississippi aboard the Natchez, with live jazz and history commentary. Optional Southern buffet lunch available.
“It was really fun! Maybe not the most scenic river tour, but the history and getting to see one of the busiest ports in the country was a unique experience. They had what looked like pretty good food on board, and the band that played a set of two was a classic New Orleans jazz band, and they were excellent. If I were a seven year old boy again I would have gone wild looking at all the ships and machinery”
Two hours on a New Orleans steamboat with the Grammy-nominated Dukes of Dixieland, captain narration, cocktails, and optional Creole dinner.
“Enjoyed the food the band and the scenery very good tour”
2-hour Steamboat CITY of NEW ORLEANS jazz cruise on the Mississippi. Live Stompers, captain narration, optional Creole lunch sampler.
“Loved it!! Food was amazing!! Drinks delicious!!! Service was great!!! Will definitely do again!!!!”
Sunday on the Mississippi with live jazz, full deck views, and an optional Creole brunch buffet on a working steamboat.
“A very nice intimate quiet brunch...employees and staff were friendly n very helpful...good memories with my daughter....I had experienced this with my mother for the lunch brunch...it was a great memory for me and now I am passing it on...”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
