Deep South Tours

Top 5 Deep South Holiday Highlights

The French Quarter, New Orleans

The French Quarter is a must visit no matter what time of day or night. As the oldest neighbourhood in New Orleans, you’ll find some fine examples of 17th and 18th century architecture as well as plenty of potential for browsing, eating and people watching at the French Market

Louisiana Swamp Tour

Wildlife-packed wetlands, overhanging and of course ‘gators! A tour of the famous Louisiana swamplands will give you a fascinating insight into the natural beauty of the deep south that can be found hardly any distance at all from the bustling streets of New Orleans.

Mississippi River Cruise

Setting off on a river cruise is certainly a must for any fans of Mark Twain. As your cruise ship’s paddle-wheels start to revolve and the band begins to play closing your eyes and watching Tom and Huck waving from the banks is certainly not hard to imagine.

Sun Studio & Gibson Factory, Memphis

Sun Studio is a recognised National Historic Landmark. A tour of the offices that once welcomed a young Elvis Presley will no doubt resonate with music fans. Afterwards, heading over to the Gibson Guitar Factory will no doubt complete a memorable day’s worth of touring in Memphis.

The Grand Ole Opry, Nashville

Over the years, the infamous Grand Ole Opry radio show has become associated with the giants of country music. To this day, becoming a member of this iconic and somewhat elite club completes a performer’s resume in true deep south country style.

Deep South Tours

Stretching along the Gulf Coast from eastern Texas to Florida, the Deep South is renowned for their music. From the soulful blues and brass bands of New Orleans to the country twang blasting from honky tonks in Nashville, you’ll soon find a holiday to the Deep South means walking in the footsteps of some of America’s biggest musical legends.

On our Deep South tours we visit cities such as New Orleans, Nashville and Memphis representing a fascinating blend of old and new, with must-visit places including The Grand Ole Opry, Graceland, Bourbon Street and Stax Records. But aside from their music, the Deep South is known as the birthplace of the Modern Civil Rights Movement. It also dishes out deliciously hearty southern delicacies such as bubbling jambalaya, Creole style shrimp gumbo, gravy biscuits and more. From it’s fascinating history and refreshing southern hospitality to its long list of musical legends and iconic dishes, you’ll find it difficult to match the Deep South’s charm and character.