CHARLESTON
48 Tours Reviewed
Dolphins, minus the waiting game. This Folly Beach afternoon dolphin boat tour cruises the estuary behind Folly Beach on a spacious, cushioned, covered saltwater pontoon boat (the Rosie), then heads to Morris Island near the historic lighthouse. Along the way,…
Beer and a party bus: yes, please. This Charleston Brewery District Cruise pairs limo-style door-to-door transport with included beer and snacks, so you don’t waste time sorting rides. You also get brewery stops plus iconic photo breaks like Rainbow Row…
If you want Charleston views without the crowds, this works. The Carolina Blue is a 33-foot monohull built for an intimate sunset ride, with close passes of landmarks like the Battery and the Ravenel Bridge. The captain keeps the outing…
Charleston sunsets look different from the water. This private BYOB boat ride gives you a calm, picture-friendly way to see the harbor landmarks without sharing your space with strangers. I like that it’s group-sized (up to 6), so the vibe…
Brunch tastes better with salty air. I love the 55-foot catamaran comfort and the included brunch bites while you cruise past Fort Sumter and Charleston’s harbor sights; the main drawback is that the vibe is adult-forward and there’s no narration,…
Charleston sunsets hit different from the harbor. This private cruise on Yacht Kismet strings together the Battery, Fort Sumter, the USS Yorktown, and a signature pass under the Ravenel Bridge, all timed for great light and easy photos. I especially…
Charleston looks different from open water. This private sunset boat tour turns the harbor into a front-row show, with major historic sights plus the moment the sky goes gold. You’ll glide past places like Yorktown, Fort Sumter, Fort Johnson, Fort…
Sunset on Charleston Harbor feels made for celebrations. This private boat charter pairs sunset scenery with a drink-in-hand setup, plus the chance to catch wildlife activity right when the light turns golden. If you want a party that feels special…
Two hours of water views with zero stress. A daytime Charleston Harbor cruise is one of the easiest ways to see the city from a different angle, without the evening crowd and with fresh air the whole time. I particularly…
Morris Island feels like a world away, yet it’s close. This Charleston Harbor cruise with a Morris Island landing pairs close wildlife viewing with naturalist-led commentary that turns a pretty boat ride into real learning. I also like the hands-on…
Charleston looks different from the water. This private boat trip is a great way to see Charleston Harbor’s landmarks and working channels in a single loop, with views that you just can’t get from shore. You’ll cruise past forts, batteries,…
Charleston looks different when you’re moving slowly on a private sailboat. I like how you get close views of the Battery and downtown waterfront, and then the big-ticket sights like the Ravenel Bridge and Fort Sumter show up in a…
A good boat day in Charleston starts with control. This private 3-hour ride mixes harbor highlights with shark tooth hunting and time on a secluded beach, guided by captains like Captain Dustin. I like how fast you can cover key…
One bright thing about this trip: dolphins and beachcombing in one ride. You cruise the salt marsh creeks behind Folly Island, then step onto Morris Island’s white sand to hunt for shells, shark teeth, and fossils. I love the up-close…
If you like your sightseeing fast and personal, this one fits. I like the private yacht format for a party-sized experience (up to 20 people, with pricing shown for groups up to 15), and I also like that you get…
