Charleston Tours

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Magnolia Plantation Tour in Charleston

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!

Showing guests this magnificent plantation is our specialty. Walk with our guide through the historic gardens. Learn about the slave cabins. There is a petting zoo for young of all ages. Tour the house and also take a 45-minute tram ride through the rice fields and wildlife habitat (completely narrated). Come see the home of the Draytons since 1676!

Enjoy the added benefit our shuttle service..a great alternative to locating an all day parking space! Let us do the driving to Magnolia Plantation which lies outside of Charleston alone the beautiful Ashley River.

Length:

4.5 hours

Prices - including tax
Our Adult Retail Rate:	$60.95
Our Adult Internet Rate:	$55.95
Savings:	$5.00
Our Child Rate (ages 4-11):	$27.95

Time:

daily except Sunday at 12:15 pm

Summary:

Tour includes free hotel pick-up and drop-off from downtown Charleston hotels. Child rate applies to children ages 4 to 11; children 3 and under ride free in an adult's lap. Please reserve online, or call us toll-free at 888-651-1125.

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Cancellation Policy: There are no refunds. All sales are final.

Change Fee Policy: If changes are allowed on a tour or activity, a $20.00 per reservation change fee will be applied for any change to a reservation. Please note that some tours and activities do not allow any changes. Date changes can only be made only if we can confirm availability on the new date. While we cannot guarantee any changes can be made, all change requests must be submitted a minimum of 24 hours prior to the tour departure and must be handled on an individual basis through our Reservations Center.

Held by the Drayton family for more than 300 years, this estate maintains over 50 acres of landscaped gardens. The cottage displays family heirlooms. It was built on the ruins of an earlier plantation house burned by Sherman's troops during the Civil War.

Magnolia Plantation offers the oldest major public garden in America. It is also America's oldest man-made attraction, having been open to the public annually since the late 1860s. Considered by many experts to be "the most beautiful garden in the world" for over one hundred years, its reputation today is maintained by the plantings today which offer the maximum color possible during every season. There is beauty everywhere.

The late Charles Kuralt described Magnolia Plantation as "my greatest Charleston pleasure."

Magnolia Plantation is home to a herd of miniature horses who graze the lawn behind a split-rail fence, ducks and geese that glide through the lovely waters, peacocks who strut the walks, and other fowl that move among the shrubs in the garden.

Some of Magnolia Plantation's other areas of interest are: ~ a Biblical garden which was pictured in Time Magazine
~ a street of antebellum cabins
~ a petting zoo of plantation animals
~ a restored pre-Revolutionary War rice barge
~ an enclosed Barbados tropical garden
~ a topiary garden
~ a large Indian burial mound
~ an extensive gift shop and art gallery
~ a plantation workers' graveyard
~ a wildflower garden
~ a furnished and restored slave cabin (circa 1840)