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Bicycle in New Orleans, LOUISIANA with Rockon Recreation Rentals

From $59.00

📍 New Orleans, Louisiana

⏱ 2-4 Hours

Get ready for movies new film, an immersive self-guided bike tour through the vibrant streets of New Orleans. This unique adventure allows you to explore the city's rich history and diverse culture at your own pace, providing an unforgettable experience for all. Discover charming neighborhoods, iconic landmarks, and hidden gems as you pedal through the Crescent City. Consider extending your journey with tours from Fort Myers for more unforgettable experiences.

The 'Creole & Crescent' Self-Guided Bike Tour offers an unparalleled journey through New Orleans' historic areas, from the French Quarter all the way to City Park and back. This mellow route is designed for all skill levels, covering approximately 9 miles of bike lanes and shaded streets, weaving through charming neighborhoods. It's an ideal way to explore the city at your own pace, offering 4, 8, or 24-hour bike rental options to suit your schedule. The tour includes a custom, souvenir-grade map with 39 unique stops, ensuring you don't miss any of the city's hidden gems. Each bike rental comes equipped for a safe and convenient experience, including one bike per rider (choice of Cruiser, Road, or Electric Bike), an ABUS keyed lock, a high-quality adjustable helmet, a handlebar bag, puncture-resistant tubes, tires & flatliners, and a 'Ding Dong' bell. Pickup and return are conveniently located at 317 Burgundy Street in the French Quarter, with pickup times available Tuesday to Saturday, 10 am to 4 pm. Sunday and Monday availability is by online reservation only. This tour is perfect for anyone eager to delve into the rich history and vibrant culture of New Orleans. Experience the essence of New Orleans, exploring its unique neighborhoods and iconic landmarks. The tour begins in the historic French Quarter, venturing into the bohemian Marigny, and then along the enchanting Esplanade Avenue. You'll pass by St. Louis Cemetery No.3, cross Bayou St. John, and enter the expansive 1300-acre Urban City Park, home to the New Orleans Museum of Art, Sydney & Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, and the majestic Ancient Oak Tree Grove. The return route offers more scenic views, crossing the Magnolia Bridge and winding through the quiet streets of the Bayou St. John Neighborhood, past colorful homes, and significant historical sites before concluding back in the French Quarter.

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