CHARLESTON
23 Tours Reviewed
Charleston has a dark side. City of the Dead: Ghosts turns three famous stops into story stations, with Adam Miles (and the team behind him) weaving local lore with real Charleston background. Two things I really love: you get to…
Charleston hits different when you walk it. This 2-hour small-group tour turns the peninsula into a story, with stops that connect churchyards, war-era buildings, and seaside landmarks. I especially like how the guide narration lands in the right places, from…
Charleston gets darker after sunset. This night-time haunted tour leads you into the Old City Jail at 21 Magazine St, where real cells and hallways are tied to stories about notorious criminals and pirates. I like that it mixes the…
Charleston history walks with you. This Old Walled City walking tour turns street corners into cause-and-effect stories, and it’s led by a 7th-generation Charlestonian guide (people like Bruce and Al show up in past groups). I love the way you…
Charleston rolls past your window fast. This 90-minute guided bus tour is built for quick orientation: you’ll glide past 100+ historic landmarks while a local guide connects the dots with street-level stories. Key sights like The Battery Sea Wall, Rainbow…
Charleston is all about seeing the right blocks first. This 90-minute live-narrated mini-coach tour is a smart way to get your bearings fast, with a comfortable ride, a professional guide/driver, and quick photo time at the Battery so you can…
Charleston looks different from the Battery. I love how this 90-minute ride gives you fast access to big-picture landmarks like the Battery waterfront and Rainbow Row, with the guide tying them to the American Revolution through the Civil War. I…
Skip the hot streets for a 90-minute loop. This Charleston city sightseeing tour uses an air-conditioned luxury minibus with wide windows, so you can watch landmarks roll by while a guide strings together the city’s eras, from the oldest church…
