CHARLESTON
4 Tours Reviewed
Dinner turns into a timeline. Historic Table pairs a period supper with live narration, so Charleston’s food history comes to you instead of through more walking. You’re guided by culinary historian Mike Hebb, who connects each dish to specific eras…
Charleston gets prettier after dark. From the water on the Charleston Princess, you get sunset harbor views that feel way more cinematic than any photo spot on land, plus live blues music onboard. The main thing to plan for is…
Dinner on the water beats dinner on land. I like the way this Charleston Harbor cruise pairs big views with a sit-down meal on the vintage Spirit of Carolina, cruising past Fort Sumter, under the Arthur Ravenel Jr Bridge, and…
You’re eating dinner while Charleston goes by. The Spirit of Carolina cruise pairs a hot, made-to-order 3-course meal with a real harbor ride past Fort Sumter and the Ravenel Bridge. What makes it work is the mix: views from multiple…
