New Orleans: 9th Ward Hurricane Katrina History Tour
Musicians' Village, New Orleans, New Orleans
Explore the resilience of New Orleans on a van tour through areas hit hardest by Hurricane Katrina. Led by a local guide, see recovery efforts and witness the city’s ongoing revitalization.
Experience the Hurricane Katrina Recovery Tour in New Orleans
This immersive bus tour explores the city’s most affected neighborhoods, ideal for visitors interested in history and community recovery.
Highlights
- Discover New Orleans’ recovery story firsthand
- Learn from a local guide with deep community ties
- See key historical sites and ongoing revitalization projects
Description
Explore New Orleans’ resilience on a comprehensive van tour through neighborhoods most impacted by Hurricane Katrina. Led by a local guide born and raised in these areas, you will visit significant districts, including the historic Ninth Ward, witnessing various stages of recovery.
Key points on the route include:
- Viewing the sites where levees breached along the Mississippi River and Lake Pontchartrain
- Visiting revitalization projects such as the Make It Right homes and Musicians’ Village
- Stopping at the home of legendary musician Fats Domino
- Paying respects at the Hurricane Katrina Memorial located in the Old St.Claude Hospital
Routes may change due to local conditions to ensure the best possible experience.
Includes
- Guided van tour of the areas most affected by Hurricane Katrina
- Expert commentary from a local with deep community roots
- Visits to the Hurricane Katrina Memorial, levee breach sites, rebuilding projects, and Fats Domino’s residence
Important Information
- The tour route is flexible and subject to change based on weather, construction, or local events
- Some stops may be substituted with alternatives to maintain quality and safety
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, book in advance and dress comfortably for a van tour. Morning departures are recommended to avoid afternoon heat and traffic.