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Set sail from New Orleans for a private two-hour cruise on Lake Pontchartrain aboard a 47' Beneteau. Enjoy local drinks, lake views, wildlife sightings, and a calm, protected sail guided by an experienced local captain.
Set sail from New Orleans for a private two-hour cruise on Lake Pontchartrain aboard a 47' Beneteau. Enjoy local drinks, lake views, wildlife sightings, and a calm, protected sail guided by an experienced local captain.
You step off the dock and the city’s noise thins; the boat rocks, the lake pulls at the hull, and the Causeway stretches like a concrete spine across the horizon. Onboard the 47' Beneteau Roux Stir, the breeze picks up your conversation and turns it into laughter, while the captain trims sails and the boat answers—smooth, purposeful.
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Operated by New Orleans Yacht Experience · New Orleans, Louisiana
You step off the dock and the city’s noise thins; the boat rocks, the lake pulls at the hull, and the Causeway stretches like a concrete spine across the horizon. Onboard the 47' Beneteau Roux Stir, the breeze picks up your conversation and turns it into laughter, while the captain trims sails and the boat answers—smooth, purposeful.
Lake Pontchartrain is more than open water; it’s a shallow, brackish basin shaped by ancient coastal processes and the slow interplay of freshwater inflow and Gulf tides. The Causeway—longest continuous bridge over water—cuts a human line through that natural sweep. Around the lake, New Orleans’ maritime culture is visible in modest boathouses and decades of local sailing lore; captains like Doug carry that lineage from dinghy racing to safe, calm charters.
Expect a relaxed two-hour sail along the south shore in protected waters. You’ll see brown pelicans wheel and possibly a dolphin’s back break the surface; the captain points out landmarks while you sip local beer or white wine and nibble snacks. The Beneteau’s stability makes this a good option for mixed groups and limited sailing experience.
Practical guidance: wear non-marking shoes, bring layered wind protection, and a sun hat—the wind off the lake can be cool even in summer. Arrive 15 minutes early to find parking at the Alexander Community Sailing Center at 101 N Roadway. The trip is private, capped at six, with all safety gear provided. Weather can cancel sailings—check forecasts and booking policies before you go.
The charter is private and capped at six guests for comfort and safety.
Complimentary local craft beer and white wine are provided; vessel rules prohibit excessive drinking and the captain enforces safety.
Trips may be canceled for safety due to wind or storms; the operator has an all-sales-final cancellation policy but will cancel if conditions are unsafe.
Yes — the Beneteau has a clean onboard head (restroom) for guest use.
New Orleans Yacht Experience operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the dock and the city’s noise thins; the boat rocks, the lake pulls at the hull, and the Causeway stretches like a concrete spine across the horizon. Onboard the 47' Beneteau Roux Stir, the breeze picks up your conversation and turns it into laughter, while the captain trims sails and the boat answers—smooth, purposeful.
You step off the dock and the city’s noise thins; the boat rocks, the lake pulls at the hull, and the Causeway stretches like a concrete spine across the horizon. Onboard the 47' Beneteau Roux Stir, the breeze picks up your conversation and turns it into laughter, while the captain trims sails and the boat answers—smooth, purposeful.
Lake Pontchartrain is more than open water; it’s a shallow, brackish basin shaped by ancient coastal processes and the slow interplay of freshwater inflow and Gulf tides. The Causeway—longest continuous bridge over water—cuts a human line through that natural sweep. Around the lake, New Orleans’ maritime culture is visible in modest boathouses and decades of local sailing lore; captains like Doug carry that lineage from dinghy racing to safe, calm charters.
Expect a relaxed two-hour sail along the south shore in protected waters. You’ll see brown pelicans wheel and possibly a dolphin’s back break the surface; the captain points out landmarks while you sip local beer or white wine and nibble snacks. The Beneteau’s stability makes this a good option for mixed groups and limited sailing experience.
Practical guidance: wear non-marking shoes, bring layered wind protection, and a sun hat—the wind off the lake can be cool even in summer. Arrive 15 minutes early to find parking at the Alexander Community Sailing Center at 101 N Roadway. The trip is private, capped at six, with all safety gear provided. Weather can cancel sailings—check forecasts and booking policies before you go.