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| Blackwater Kayaking Tour of Quenby Creek from Charleston Click here for more information |
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A fun kayaking tour that starts on Quenby Creek and twists along the historic banks of Quenby Plantation. Journeying through abandoned rice fields of wildflowers, we paddle on to the East Branch of the Cooper River where wooden barges once floated rice, cotton and indigo out to the Charleston Harbor.
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| Bluffton Low Country Plantation Tour from Hilton Head Click here for more information |
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Tour the Rose Hill Mansion and Heyward House - one of Bluffton's oldest and most interesting homes - as well as the beautiful Church of the Cross. Stroll Calhoun Street, shop at eclectic boutiques, and enjoy the quiet streets and friendly people. Includes round trip boat cruise aboard the Bluffton Ferry up the May River from Hilton Head.
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| Boone Hall Plantation Tour in Charleston Click here for more information |
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Step into history, as you walk Boone Hall Plantation's historic "Avenue of Oaks" and explore its famous grounds and gardens. Come to Boone Hall Plantation to see a way of life that is now just a ghost of the past...a memory of a time when the South lived by agriculture alone.
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| Charleston Afternoon Schooner Sail Click here for more information |
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Considered one of the top five things to do in Charleston, join us for our exhilarating daily sails to escape the crowded streets and sweltering heat of downtown Charleston, SC. Take in the Holy City the way it was meant to be seen, from the peaceful waters of Charleston Harbor, as we mingle with dolphins, pelicans and gulls on our two hour sailing tours.
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| Charleston and Fort Sumter Tour from Hilton Head Click here for more information |
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Spend a day in Charleston touring the historic district followed by a boat trip and tour of Fort Sumter National Monument where growing strife between North and South erupted in civil war on April 12, 1861. You will also have the opportunity to shop on your own in the old public market and enjoy a late lunch on your own at one of Charleston's many fine restaurants.
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| Charleston Horse-Drawn Carriage Tour Click here for more information |
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An truly traditional old Southern carriage ride with your guide in Confederate uniform! We will inform and entertain you with historical facts, lore, and humor. Enjoy your visit on a one hour carriage tour covering more than 2.5 miles and 30 blocks of historic Charleston. It's the very best way to see the city and to learn about its rich and vast history.
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| Charleston Sunset Schooner Sail Click here for more information |
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Considered one of the top five things to do in Charleston, join us for our exhilarating daily sails or romantic sunset sails to escape the crowded streets and sweltering heat of downtown Charleston, SC. Take in the Holy City the way it was meant to be seen, from the peaceful waters of Charleston Harbor, as we mingle with dolphins, pelicans and gulls on our two hour sailing tours.
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| Charleston Tour by Minibus Click here for more information |
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Comprehensive minibus tour of Charleston that is both a history lesson and an experience. See The Battery, Rainbow Row, the Market, and hundreds of historic houses and churches from an air-conditioned minibus with maximum visibility.
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| Civil War Walking Tour in Charleston Click here for more information |
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This epic tour will tell you the story that followed this fateful time in Charleston's history.
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| Gone with the Wind Charleston City & Mansion Tour Click here for more information |
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Experience the finest that Charleston has to offer on the Gone with the Wind Charleston City & Mansion Tour...you will see it all! The French Quarter, the Rainbow Row of incredible homes in pastel colors, the Market, Old Citadel. Stop at the famed Battery overlooking Fort Sumter (where the first shot of the Civil War was fired). Complete your visit with a step back in time to the Joseph Manigault House - a grand southern mansion with fine antiques and beautiful architecture.
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| Gone with the Wind Charleston City Tour Click here for more information |
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Gone with the Wind Charleston City Tour, a fun and historic trip through America's historic past that includes The French Quarter, the Rainbow Row of incredible homes in pastel colors, the Market, and the Old Citadel. Experience a stop at the famed Battery overlooking Fort Sumter (where the first shot of the Civil War was fired).
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| Hilton Head Red Trolley Tour Click here for more information |
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Our tour guides will take you on an exciting tour of Hilton Head Island - the "Jewel of the Low Country" - and a World Class resort community aboard our old-fashioned red trolley. Explore historical points of interest and a brief stop in Harbour Town, a quaint village on the water with unique shops, a picturesque harbor and its landmark lighthouse.
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| Historic Beaufort Tour from Hilton Head Click here for more information |
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We'll pick you up for a day in Beaufort, known as the "Queen of the Carolina's Sea Islands." Enjoy and explore the unique boutiques, gift shops and antique stores along Bay Street. View elegant mansions overlooking the bay that are set back from the street in spacious gardens in this charming Southern town. This tour includes a tour of the John Mark Verdier House.
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| Historic Charleston & Restored Home Tour Click here for more information |
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Tour of historic Charleston as 300 years of American history come alive. Includes tour of the elegant interior of a restored historic home.
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| Historic Charleston Tour Click here for more information |
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Tour of historic Charleston as 300 years of American history come alive.
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| Historic Charleston Tour from Hilton Head Click here for more information |
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From picturesque Rainbow Row on the Battery, Charleston's harbor dominates the view. The historic district is filled with tiny alleys, walled gardens and stately homes. The day in Charleston offers a tour of the historic district and a visit through an exquisite 18th Century home. You'll also have an opportunity to shop on your own in the old public market area and lunch on your own at one of Charleston's many fine restaurants.
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| Historic Harbor Boat Tour in Charleston Click here for more information |
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Touring Charleston with the absolute joy of being on the breezy waters and relaxing in comfort on the observation deck of a wonderful touring vessel. Our professional USCG licensed captain narrates the rich history; local points of interest and facts about Charleston Harbor The 90-minute non-stop Historic Harbor Boat Tour in Charleston captures the history of the Holy City from a unique perspective.
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| Historic Homes Tour in Charleston Click here for more information |
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Join us for a leisurely stroll along the timeworn streets of Charleston's Historic District. As you explore the architecture and flora in the "South of Broad" residential district, our expert guides will highlight the most colorful stories of the Charlestonians who have lived in these majestic southern homes.
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| Kayak Adventure of Awendaw Creek from Charleston Click here for more information |
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Unique paddling in the special Saltwater marshes surrounding the Lowcountry area of Charleston. Even at low tide this is a fun filled tidal creek lined with Spartina Cord Grass and Juncus Black Needle Rush. Indian shell rings are also found here and it is the last known area of a village established by the Sewee Indians. Learn about the unique environment of a Saltwater Marsh on this special adventure!
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| Kayak the Edisto River from Charleston Click here for more information |
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Enjoy a great day of kayaking on the famous Edisto River, known as "the "world's longest free-flowing blackwater river". The Edisto is an enchanting waterway that free flows through 12 counties in South Caroina. Paddle amongst tall forested banks of Water Oak, Water Hickory, Tupelo Gum and Cypress! Stop on a "sandbar" for lunch and reflect on the surroundings the Edisto Indians once called home.
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| Kayak Tour of Barrier Islands & Indian Shell Mounds from Charleston Click here for more information |
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Become enchanted and renewed by this wonderful tour that meanders through the saltwater marshes and barrier islands surrounded by the Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge and along the Intracoastal waterway of the South Carolina Coast.
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| Kayak Tour of Wadboo Creek & Swamp from Charleston Click here for more information |
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Come for a unique paddle that journeys both "up the creek" and "down the creek" from our landing. Up the creek, paddle past 25 ft. high limestone cliffs with caves. Twist and turn through the tributaries of Wadboo Swamp, a flooded forest with subtropical vegetation. Down the creek, paddle through thousands of acres of abandoned rice fields and up a rice canal.
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| Kayaking Tour of Shem Creek & Crab Bank Preserves from Charleston Click here for more information |
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Paddle through the historic Mt. Pleasant area among shrimp boats and mariculture. Your adventure takes you through a saltwater marsh creek. Journey out to a 22 Acre Island Preserve, Crab Bank -- which is home to thousands of nesting shorebirds. From here you can collect shells from November - March. From here you can view historic Charleston Harbor, Ft. Sumter, the Sullivans Island Lighthouse and Patriots Point.
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| Magnolia Plantation & Charleston City Tour Click here for more information |
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Make the highlight of your visit to Charleston a step back in time with this tour of Magnolia Plantation combined with a tour of the City of Charleston. Take the Plantation Nature Tram, visit the house, and peaceful and inspiring Biblical Garden. Then, it's on to the City Tour to see the French Quarter, the Rainbow Row of incredible homes in pastel colors, the Market, Old Citadel, and stop at the famed Battery overlooking Fort Sumter (where the first shot of the Civil War was fired).
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| Magnolia Plantation Tour in Charleston Click here for more information |
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Let us introduce you to Magnolia Plantation, the area's oldest plantation. Considered by many experts to be "the most beautiful garden in the world" for over one hundred years, its reputation today is kept alive by the plantings today which offer the maximum color possible during every season. There is beauty everywhere you turn!
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| Middleton Place Plantation & Charleston City Tour Click here for more information |
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Completely narrated tour to a 1730's plantation home and rice plantation, combined with a tour of the city of Charleston. Middleton Plantation's magnificent formal gardens have survived revolution, Civil War, and earthquake to remain one of the most lovely places to see in America today. This all day adventure also includes Charleston's most famous sights.
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| Middleton Place Plantation Tour in Charleston Click here for more information |
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Completely narrated tour to a 1730's plantation home and rice plantation. The magnificent formal gardens have survived revolution, Civil War, and earthquake to remain one of the most lovely places to see in America today.
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| Pirates & Buccaneers Tour in Charleston Click here for more information |
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Walking tour featuring stories of the pirates of Charleston. There was a time that our bustling seaport was frequented by many famous pirates more often associated with the Caribbean. Our guides will take you to sites where pirates once caroused with their mates, were imprisoned, and where they were hanged. Learn about their antics and exploits, as well as the naval tactics they employed to commandeer ships and strike fear in the hearts of their victims. Among the most fascinating aspects of Charleston's heritage was piracy, and our intriguing tour will change your perspective of the city! Includes admission to the Provost Dungeon.
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| Santee River Kayak Tour from Charleston Click here for more information |
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Enjoy a full day Kayaking Adventure with us on the Mighty Santee River...once the longest free flowing Blackwater river east of the Mississippi. With Hydroelectric dams now in place (many miles upriver) giving "light" to lakes Moultrie and Marion, we now paddle the untouched, undeveloped part of what remains of the lower portion of this beautiful river.
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| Slavery & Freedom Tour in Charleston Click here for more information |
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Uncover the truth and dispell the myth about the African-American experience on this well-researched and informative walking tour in Charleston.
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| The Charleston Walk Tour Click here for more information |
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Enjoy a walking tour that most memorably captures the cultural heritage and historical significance of Charleston.
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| The Ghosts & Legends of Charleston Tour Click here for more information |
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Charleston's original year-round ghost walk, for a brief encounter with Charleston's most haunting legends and folk tales.
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| The Patriots of Charleston Tour Click here for more information |
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Walking tour of Charleston and discusses the role Charleston played in the Colonial Era and the American Revolution.
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| The Pub Walk in Charleston Click here for more information |
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Saunter with us through Charleston's most historic drinking establishments while we regale you with amazing - but true - stories of the city's past. Be entertained by tales of early drinking habits, prostitutes, Prohibition-era criminals, and other exotic oddities of which even locals seldom speak. Described as a hedonistic, pleasure-oriented society, Charleston has historically been a hotbed for sin and corruption. Learn about the city's most notorious characters while being introduced to some of its most unique pubs.
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| Walking History Tour of Beaufort SC Click here for more information |
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Join us on a leisurely two mile stroll through the National Historic District of Beaufort SC, amidst some of the finest antebellum homes in America! Your tour guide, a former Hollywood actor, is a true storyteller with the gift of helping you to step back in time and visualize Beaufort's colorful history.
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