Many pirates have walked the streets of the French Quarter over the years and many have made their mark in history. From the privateers that fought wars, to the pirates that looted everything in sight. Some things to know about our pirates, they’re dirty, in more ways than one, crusty, salty and crazy. Rumor has it that some are expert pick pockets, other are wanted by the law and one has diseases that you don’t want to know about. And those are the good ones!
The Captain and his crew sail in the Krewe of Tucks Mardi Gras parade aboard the Pirate Ship. They’re loud, reckless, they stumble from time to time and can be surly but that’s because they are PIRATES! What else would you expect?
One thing is for sure, they know their stuff! They will surprise you with their knowledge of the French Quarter. Their tales of smuggling, fighting, drinking, getting thrown in jail, breaking out of jail and saving New Orleans will have you cheering for more! The pirates of the Quarter Tour will surely be a highlight of your time in New Orleans.
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The Captain
The Captain is a fabled figure shrouded in mystery who arrived in New Orleans in the late 1900s. The details of his early life remain unknown. It is said that he was drawn to The Crescent City at a young age, captivated by tales of adventure and the allure of the French Quarter.
He quickly gained a reputation as a formidable storyteller, known for his cunning wits and wisecracking prowess.
He has an uncanny ability to bring history to life while keeping audiences amused and hanging on every word. With his impish grin and boundless energy, he combines expert knowledge with comedic flair, making history a delightful and unforgettable experience.
The Quartermaster
Despite the usual stern expression on his face, the Quartermaster is very friendly and likeable. You can usually find him seated in the corner of a local French Quarter tavern, mulling over the days events and planning for tomorrows adventures. Don’t be afraid to join him! He’s always ready to share some rum or an ale and tell stories of his travels. He respects those that eat, drink, and fight beside him, and few others.