First of all, do not give the obvious impression that you are a group of tourists trying to celebrate one guy's last day as a single man. For one, you might want to blend in with the locals so start by pronouncing "New Orleans" as "New AHlins", not "N'awlins" - this will have "tourist" written all over you guys. Read More..

If you and your boys are up for a real, crazily entertaining, and sexy bachelor party - New Orleans style - log on now at http://www.neworleansbachelorparties.com/site.html. They have various entertaining and sexy activities lined up that you can choose from. They offer a stretch limousine that can accommodate up to 16 people. They also have an exclusive "find the booty" scavenger task where you scout the entire French Quarter until you find the "X" spot where sexy entertainers will be waiting. Read More..

Mid-February is usually the time for Mardi Gras, and in recent years it has been stretched for three to four days so better plan your stay ahead of time. Book your hotel accommodations around a month prior to the celebration as hotels in New Orleans, especially in the French Quarter and uptown NOLA get fully booked when the celebration is fast approaching. Read More..

Yes, there is. The New Orleans Jazz Festival is quite as popular as the Mardi Gras and it is being held during the summer where it is hot and humid. It is not as colorful and festive as the Mardi Gras but it is as entertaining since there is music playing all day long and different local Cajun cuisines are available to suit every local and tourist's taste buds. Read More..

If you are planning a more laid back bachelor party experience, why not try fishing and bonding with your guy friends over at the Mississippi River? At Griffin Fishing Charters, they can accommodate any number of guys with their 10 fishing boats and their superb fishing package called "Da Camp".For only $350.00 per person, you get overnight accommodations to fish the whole day and take on a swamp tour, complete meals - breakfast, lunch and a welcome dinner upon arrival with even snacks and beverages in your room, all tackle and bait, fish cleaning and packing, and fuel and oil for the boats. Read More..

If you guys are not into fishing or swarm tours because you're too hungover or just not into water stuff, you will probably enjoy playing golf with your old buddies at the Timberland Country Club just 15 minutes away from the French Quarter.Griffin Fishing Charters also offers golf packages for groups which includes a transportation from hotel to course and return, golf, shared cart, range balls, box lunch with beverage and tax. After which, you could either go fishing or go back to your hotel just to lay back and hang out. Read More..

Cooter Brown's Tavern and Oyster Bar in Riverbend is named as Gambit Magazine's - Best of New Orleans Special - Best Sports Bar of 2009 and 2nd Best Beer Selection of 2009, as well. They have raw oysters, the best boiled crawfish in town and other Cajun and Creole delicacies. Read More..

Gambit Magazine's Best of New Orleans Special has named Harrah's Casino as the Best Casino for 2009. Not only does it have slots, machines and cards, they also have luxury entertainment attractions at the Harrah's Theatre and Masquearade. Read More..

New Orleans is a city that never sleeps, much like New York but only with a more French influenced style of partying and celebration.If you are looking for clubs where you can have your own private lounge - perfect for a bachelor party - try going to Le Chat Noir where the ambiance is sophisticated and intimacy is provided by the ultra lounge rooms they have. Read More..

If you're checked in Harrah's Casino, you can check out Gordon Beirsch. It's like a sports bar and home to many locals. If you're staying in Monteleone, head on to Mr. B's where they have high tolerance for rowdy and noisy guys, oh and they serve good food here, as well. Read More..