Single Rider Ticket:
$69 + tax
Includes Tour Bike, Handlebar Bag, Bottled H2O, Helmet, a Tour Guide Blazing Forth Into Adventure.
General Info:
• Departure Location: Our Shop @ 317 Burgundy St. in the French Quarter
• Departure Time: Daily @ 10 a.m. & 2 p.m.
• 10 a.m. in the Summer
*Check Our Booking Calendar for Real-Time Schedule
• Duration: 2 to 3 Hours – Depends on Group Size & Skill
• Distance: 8.5 Miles
• Weight Limit = 275 pounds -> this is a hard limit per the bike manufacturer
• Age: 16 Years & Older, 5 Feet or Taller
• Rider Height: 5′ to 6’5″
• Traffic Level: Moderate
• Rider Skill Level: Novice or Better
• Maximum Group Size: 12
• Bike Type: Electric Assist Single Speed
• Helmet & Handlebar Bag Included
• Complimentary Bottled H2O
• Bring Cash for Refreshment Stops
• Electric Bike Tours do not roll in Inclement Weather
• Helmets are Recommended for All Riders but Not Mandated by LA Law
• Minors Must Wear Helmets
Much of this bike tour takes place either in a bike lane or the mellow neighborhood backstreets.
That said, we do sometimes have to ride alongside automobile traffic which is dictated by the decisions of the DOT, not us.
Sights & Highlights
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Tour Description
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Sights & Highlights
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Tour Description
Starting at our shop in the French Quarter, our ‘Breezy Big Easy‘ bicycle tour will explore the following topics:
- Your bike tour begins with a succinct yet essential portrayal of days past.
- An oral illustration of New Orleans’ first 150 years (from 1696 to 1803) of existence from it’s backwater beginnings to a “Land of Riches” as advertised by the French government in order to lure much needed settlers to the territory, to being known as ‘The Jewel of the South.’
- Native American, French, Spanish & American History of New Orleans.
- 1,000 year old Oak Tree grove in City Park.
- Our ride will take us to one of the city’s most famous cemeteries, Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3 (photo below), where we’ll show you above-ground crypts and explain to you why this is the way that we bury our departed.
- Emerging from the cemetery, our bike tour passes over Bayou St. John and into City Park where lives the largest grove of mature Live Oak trees in the world. Historic recollections of the old dueling grounds whereby bullet and blade, many proud and charismatic New Orleanians met their demise.
- A break for refreshments at a local coffee/juice/sno-ball shop is on the itinerary too – remember to bring some cash because not everyone takes plastic.
- Our journey back to the French Quarter begins with a ride on Magnolia Bridge over Bayou St. John and down oak-canopied Ursulines Avenue before crossing into the famous Treme neighborhood – a place that music is always playing and good food is always cooking!
- Reserve a ticket and you’ll find out.
- All that awesomeness while being immersed in the natural beauty of many of New Orleans’ oldest neighborhoods aka (‘Faubourgs’) – we call that, “Passing a Good Time” Mon Ami.
- A few blocks away we apply the brakes at home base in the French Quarter, where restrooms and refreshments await. We’ll answer any questions that you may have, and give you our recommendations about what else is a ‘must do’ while in New Orleans.
$69 General Ticket includes a professional licensed tour guide, your bike with a bell & handlebar bag, a helmet, and bottled water.
*Tax, tour guide gratuity, cost of food & drink, are not calculated.
Book Now and let’s go for a ride!
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