Oak Alley Cruise Reviews

We did a self guided walk through the plantation and skipped the house tour this time because we had seen it before. We got a complimentary mint julep and I was able to take one back to my dad on the boat, since he can't walk very far. This was a very generous experience. ...

Excellent docents with small groups of 25 visitors, period furniture, able to roam the property with a map of interesting sites, restaurant and souvenir shop. ...

River was very high and we just stepped from boat to levee. Oak Alley grounds were perfect for visiting lovely gardens and out buildings. ...

Loved the plantation and the mint julep (or lemon julep that I had which was half lemonade/half mint julep) was a nice touch of southern hospitality. ...

Beautiful home and grounds. Lots of information spots and an excellent gift shop ...

Very worthwhile to visit this restored plantation. Beautiful setting and well done Tour of the house. ...

Oak Alley was beautiful and the docent-led tour of the plantation house was well done. ...

Beautiful grounds. The slave area exhibits were very interesting. ...

This plantation was fabulous and not to be missed. The gentleman that was my tour guide was dressed in Rebel clothes and was so informative. The history of the plantation was so interesting and the gift shop is not to be missed. Walking the grounds was beautiful. ...

This was our second visit to Oak Alley and we found it just as delightful as the first time we came many years ago ...