CHARLESTON
14 Tours Reviewed
Charleston moves at a slower pace from a carriage seat. This private, one-hour horse-drawn ride lets you see Charleston’s historic downtown at a relaxed speed with a licensed guide telling the story behind the streets and buildings. I like that…
Night rides in Charleston feel like folklore. I really like the slow, old-school pace of the horse-drawn carriage, and I like that a certified guide connects the landmarks so the stories feel tied to real places. One thing to note:…
Spooky stories, rolling gently through old Charleston. I love the private, narrated horse-drawn ride and the way the guide ties the sights together with real Charleston-area hauntings. One thing to consider: the whole experience is about 30 minutes, so it’s…
A horse carriage tour can be a fast way to fall for Charleston. This private ride, about 50 minutes, gives you a narrated route through the historic district with a real driver/guide and a City Market start point. I like…
Night makes Charleston feel extra eerie. This 45-minute haunted horse-and-carriage evening tour threads ghost stories through downtown landmarks, with a guide who turns history into scene-setting theater. I like the small group size (max 14, with a listed cap of…
A horse carriage makes Charleston slow down fast. This private tour runs through historic downtown at a relaxed pace, led by a certified guide from Palmetto Carriage Works, with stops that fit right into the City’s most famous blocks. I…
A ghost tour that moves at a carriage pace is a smart Charleston plan. This 40-minute ride threads you through cobblestone streets and shadowy alleys while your guide strings together terrifying tales of prisoners, rogues, and pirates. I especially like…
Charleston in slow motion. That is the real hook of this downtown horse-drawn carriage tour. I like that you move at a calm pace under Spanish moss and oak trees while a licensed guide turns street corners into stories, not…
Horse hooves and history in one hour. You get a classic, romantic ride with a professional guide and quick looks at major landmarks clustered in historic downtown Charleston. Since the tour starts and ends at the Historic City Market, it’s…
Charleston by horse carriage feels like time travel. You start at 20 Anson St, meet the horses at the stable, then roll out on a custom carriage for about an hour through the city’s residential Historic District. It’s an easy…
Charleston can be a lot to take in on your own. A horse-drawn carriage tour turns the 350-year story into something you can actually follow. I like that you get live commentary while you pass major landmarks, from the harbor…
Charleston feels spooky when the streetlights click on. This haunted horse and carriage tour lets you hear the stories while someone else does the driving, and you skip the slog of a walking ghost tour. I like the no-stress route…
A horse pulls you through Charleston in an hour. This $49.95 ride from the Big Red Barn pairs covered carriages and easy photo angles with a certified guide telling the city’s major turning points, from pirate-era raids to Reconstruction—and it…
Horse power brings Charleston to life. This Old South Carriage tour pairs Belgian and Percheron draft horses with a narrated route that covers more than 300 years, from colonial days to the Civil War era. I love how you get…
