New Orleans Winery Tour Bus Rentals

New Orleans has a wine scene that most visitors never find — tucked into the side streets of Uptown, along Magazine Street, and scattered through the Garden District in the kinds of narrow-front wine bars that reward a slow Saturday afternoon. Swirl Wine Bar & Market (3143 Ponce De Leon St, New Orleans, LA 70119) draws a loyal crowd for its rotating natural wine list and cheese boards. The Grapevine Market & Café (3009 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115) pairs an impressive bottle shop with a comfortable tasting room.

And Bacchus Wine Cellar (3900 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115) has been a neighborhood anchor for decades.

The catch with a Magazine Street wine crawl is parking — metered spots along the corridor fill fast on weekends, and navigating a caravan of separate cars between stops on a one-way street grid is a headache nobody needs after their third pour. A New Orleans party bus rental keeps your group together from the first stop to the last, with a built-in bar, Bluetooth sound, LED lighting, and flat-panel TVs to keep the energy going between tasting rooms. You set the itinerary.

You plan the stops. You enjoy the ride!

The Feliciana wine trail north of Baton Rouge is one of Louisiana's best-kept wine secrets, and getting there from New Orleans means roughly two hours on I-10 West through the Atchafalaya Basin — beautiful drive, but not one you want to repeat after a full day of tastings. Old Sack Creek Winery and the vineyards surrounding St. Francisville produce muscadine and hybrid varietals that you genuinely won't find anywhere else, and the plantation country setting adds a historic backdrop that makes the whole trip feel like more than just a wine crawl.

A 40–56 passenger charter bus rental makes this trip practical for large groups — organizations, corporate retreats, reunion weekends — because the long haul on I-10 and US-61 is handled, the parking at rural vineyard properties is never a scramble, and everyone rides back together instead of in a convoy of tired motorists. Full-size motorcoaches in the network come with reclining seats, onboard restrooms, undercarriage luggage bays for your haul, and power outlets so nobody arrives drained. Call 504-387-8680 to build a custom itinerary for your St. Francisville wine tour!

Not every wine tour needs a 40-seat motorcoach. Sometimes it's six friends, a Saturday afternoon, and a loose plan to work through the wine lists at a handful of spots between the Bywater and the Marigny. Bar Cadia (3000 Royal St, New Orleans, LA 70117) keeps a tight, well-curated bottle list in a Bywater setting that feels nothing like a tourist stop.

Frenchmen Art & Books and the surrounding Frenchmen Street corridor offer wine bars and jazz venues in the same block, making it easy to extend the evening without moving the bus far.

Parking a full-size charter bus on Royal Street or Frenchmen Street is not realistic — the streets are narrow, the turns are tight, and the parking enforcement on weekend nights is aggressive. A 6–15 passenger sprinter van rental threads through the Bywater and Marigny grid without the headaches, drops your group at each door, and stages nearby while you're inside. One flat rate for the whole afternoon, no rideshare surge when the last bar closes, and no one splitting off to find their own way home.

Enter your group size and date to compare sprinter van pricing from a network of New Orleans operators!

Neworleansminibuscompany.com doesn't stop at the Orleans Parish line. Whether your wine tour is rolling through the French Quarter and Magazine Street wine bars, crossing the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway toward the Northshore tasting rooms in Covington and Mandeville, or heading west on I-10 toward Baton Rouge and the Feliciana wine trail, this website connects you to bus companies across the entire region. You can arrange a Baton Rouge party bus for a vineyard crawl through the Plantation Country corridor, a Slidell bus rental for groups coming in from the Northshore, or transportation to any winery, brewery, or distillery in Louisiana and the surrounding Gulf South.

And don't limit your travels to one state! Through this website, you can just as easily arrange wine tour transportation in Mississippi, Texas, or anywhere else your group wants to explore. Enter your trip details once and compare buses from a network of providers serving the whole region!