CHARLESTON
176 Tours Reviewed
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…
BYOB on Charleston water, then sand time. The Southern Charm trip is a 3–4 hour BYOB boat-and-beach outing that sails past Charleston’s waterfront sights, including the Battery, Ravenel Bridge, the Yorktown aircraft carrier, and sometimes Fort Sumter. I love that…
Ghost stories feel sharper when the streets are old. This Charleston Spooktacular ghost walking tour strings together historic stops and paranormal tales for about 1 hour 30 minutes, starting at 80 Broad St and moving step by step through some…
Ghost stories hit best on foot. This Charleston Nightmares and Nightcaps tour strings together famous places and quick-hit ghost lore in about 90 minutes, so you get atmosphere without a full-night commitment. I love the tight route that starts in…
Charleston’s stories run on land and water. This combo pairs an air-conditioned minibus tour of the historic district with a narrated Carolina Belle harbor cruise, so you get history fast, then see it from the water. I like two things…
Charleston in comfort beats the heat. This small-group loop lets you hit the city’s top sights fast, without the headache of navigating downtown streets on your own. I love the luxurious Sprinter van comfort and the max 12-person group size,…
Beer and a bus. That’s the whole point. This Charleston brewery tour is built for an easy afternoon: you ride to three breweries, taste 12 pours, and hear beer-making stories from your guide along the way. It’s the kind of…
Magnolia Plantation moves at a calm, old-time pace. You get the Lowcountry in one long day: nearly 600 acres of gardens and wildlife, plus a Charleston city tour with major landmarks like the Citadel and the Battery. The Audubon swamp…
Charleston turns spooky at night. This Ghost Tour Charleston, led by Adam Metropolis, strings together 1-hour of haunted landmark stories you can actually follow street by street. I like that the pacing is tight and you stay in motion, so…
Donuts plus downtown stories. This Charleston sweet-treat walk mixes guided strolling, quick local context, and tastings, ending with classic Pineapple Fountain photos. You’ll stay in the downtown core the whole time, so it feels like a plan, not a scavenger…
Charleston stories land better on foot. This walk strings together colonial Charleston and American Revolution moments with real street-level details, plus you’ll also get indoor time with included admissions to the Philip Simmons House and Halsey Gallery. I love how…
Sunday walking, told from a new angle. This Frankly Charleston tour takes you through Wraggborough with a black history lens, so the usual downtown sights like the Citadel and Aiken-Rhett House land in a larger story. I like that it…
Shrimping history meets the harbor on one walk. This Shem Creek Culture Tour in Mt. Pleasant mixes an oldest-home stop with the working shrimping industry, led by Captain Bryan. I love the way Captain Bryan tells stories with humor while…
Historic Charleston moves fast, and this tour helps you keep up. In about 90 minutes, you glide the historic peninsula and get a clear sense of how the city grew from past to present. Two things I really like are…
Charleston has a way of looking sweet and feeling sharp. This self-guided audio walking tour turns famous spots like Rainbow Row into a story you can follow on foot. I like the hands-free GPS narration that plays when you reach…
