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About the Tour:

Available for Adult and Family Groups
Capacity: 21-50 people total (groups of 40-50 may be split into two groups touring simultaneously)
Length: 1 hour and 15 minutes
Offered by advanced reservation only
We are unable to accommodate groups larger than 50 and less than 21 people for this type of tour. 

Adults (19+ Years)
$25
University Students
$11
Youth (7-18 years)
$11
Children (6 & under)
Free

Tours for Large Groups at Whitney Plantation

While many of our visitors arrive in smaller groups, we recognize that large groups also desire to experience our tours at Whitney Plantation. Whether on an outing with colleagues, a family reunion, or other large gathering, we are excited to offer a tour experience for you and your group!

These group tours are a wonderful opportunity for large groups to learn about the history of slavery and the experiences of the people who were enslaved on this and other Louisiana sugar plantations. Your group will be led by a member of our very knowledgeable staff of Historic Interpreters, who have extensive training in the history of this site, as well as diverse backgrounds that make each of these tours a unique experience.

Bookings for these tours are available for groups of 21 to 50 individuals. Tours are offered on a first-come, first-serve basis. A deposit is required no later than 2 weeks prior to your tour date to finalize confirmation. Due to current staffing restraints, we are unable to accommodate Large Group Tours on the weekends. 

This tour experience is for groups of adults or family groups. If your group is composed of students in 5th to 12th grade, please visit our Educational Tours page to submit a request for that tour experience.

About the Tour:

Capacity: 21-50 people total (groups of 40-50 will be split into two groups touring simultaneously)
Length: 1 hour and 15 minutesOffered by advanced reservation only
We are unable to accommodate groups larger than 50 and less than 21 people for this type of tour. 

Tours for large groups are available on all days the museum is open to the public. On each available day, there are two time slots for a Group Tour: 10:00am and 12:15pm. Upon booking, you will receive a 2 hour window in which to arrive and start your tour. This window is not the length of the tour itself; however, you may have a shortened tour experience if you arrive more than an hour into your window. Once your request is submitted, you will be contacted by a member of our staff to confirm the details of your visit and move forward with your booking creation.

Group Tour Policies:

Bookings are required for all groups and are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. A minimum 25% deposit is required no later than 2 weeks prior to your tour date to finalize confirmation. Once you receive an email confirmation invoice from us, then your booking has been finalized.

The number of groups available for each day is limited so please be prepared to make your request early and include additional dates. Group tours are booked no later than 3 weeks in advance to ensure coordination and payment for your tour.

Payment in full is required prior to the beginning of the tour on the date of your arrival. If your final numbers have changed, we can adjust the remaining balance accordingly, as long as the group remains in the appropriate numbers for this type of tour.

If you are a tax-exempt group, please download proof of your status to our booking request so we know to not apply taxes to your group.

Additional Information about the Tour:

Guided group tours include the Antioch Baptist Church, Wall of Honor, Slave Cabins, Detached Kitchen, and Big House. Other locations on site, such as the Field of Angels and 1811 German Coast Uprising Memorials, are not included on the tour, but are accessible after the conclusion of your tour. Please plan your time, including travel, accordingly.

Whitney Plantation is a largely outdoor site-weather, insects, smells, plants and animals may be encountered at any given time. Plan to wear clothing appropriate for walking and being outdoors.

Whitney Plantation is a site for remembrance. Attendees of all tours are expected to treat Whitney staff and site with respect, including buildings, memorials, and the land itself.