CHARLESTON
9 Tours Reviewed
Pirate ships, pastel houses, and a grim auction site all fit into one walk. This tour turns central Charleston into a story you can track on foot, starting right at The Battery and ending at major landmarks tied to pirates…
Pirates have a way of getting into your head in Charleston. This private evening walk ties together pirate legends, American history, and Prohibition-era stories through tight, walkable streets and landmarks. I like that it stays focused and easy to follow,…
Ghosts creep in when you walk Broad Street at night. Charleston Terrors: Pirate Ghosts Haunted Walking Tour turns the city’s pretty facades into a guided route through dark stories, with you following clues street by street. I like that the…
Pirates and ghosts, right on Charleston’s streets. This guided walk is built around storytelling you can track street-by-street, with real Charleston landmarks tied to pirate and ghost lore. What I like most is how the tour doesn’t treat history like…
Charleston has a talent for turning history into play. This Charleston Pirate Escape Scavenger Hunt lets you “escape” a real 1718 siege story while wandering the most historic parts of downtown. I like that it’s self-guided, so you can pause…
Pirates, clues, and Charleston all in one walk. This self-guided escape game is built around the real 1718 Pirate Siege of Charles Town, plus it kicks off with free entry to a major historic stop. What I like most: you…
If Charleston is on your list, start with its feet, not a bus. This 90-minute walk ties together pirates, patriots, and major landmarks you only really understand up close. I love the leisurely pace (about 2.5 miles) with photo stops,…
Charleston has a way of making stories feel physical. On this pirates and ghosts walking tour, you’ll move through landmark after landmark and hear the kind of tales that explain why Charleston still feels haunted. I like the way the…
A pirate cruise for kids can be chaos. This one is controlled chaos: a 45-foot wooden Black Ghost ship, active games, and a proper river adventure on the Ashley River. I especially love two things. Kids get pirate names and…
