USA · HISTORY TOURS IN CHARLESTON
Good history tours in Charleston fill up weeks ahead; the great ones go first. Below: the 6 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Explore Charleston’s historic district by horse-drawn carriage, with 300 years of stories, grand homes, gardens, churches, and expert guides.
“Horse was rough very rough sstarts and got a crappy ping pong ball never fun to tour the public housing”
Explore Charleston’s historic district on a two-hour guided walk covering City Hall, Rainbow Row, the Battery, and Fort Sumter views.
“Duggar gave an excellent tour, and even provides a list of recommended restaurants. He is a highly knowledgeable and personable guy, and we would definitely recommend booking him for a tour.”
Explore Charleston’s historic streets by horse-drawn carriage, with certified guides, landmark views, flexible departures, and practical tips.
“Very informative and entertaining. Looney did a great job! The buggy ride is definitely worth the time.”
Review of Charleston’s 90-minute harbor cruise, with Fort Sumter, USS Yorktown, sunset views, history, seating tips, price, and practical advice.
“I want to start by saying that the staff was great and narration was enjoyable. It was a Saturday night so maybe fuller than other reviewers experienced. I was disappointed that there is maybe 20-30 seats on the top deck and at least 150+ peoplRead more”
Explore Charleston’s hidden alleys, Rainbow Row, and colonial history on a small-group walking tour with local guides.
“Lots of obscure alleyways with a lot of detail and history. Dennis was a great guide. We highly recommend this tour of 2 hours.”
Review the $49 Charleston Harbor cruise for Fort Sumter views, 75 landmarks, dolphin spotting, sunset scenery, and practical tips.
“Really enjoyed watching the dolphins surfing the bow wave and the sunset. Only negative was the drink prices were high.”
Every kind of American day out, and the best of each.
