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Charleston History and Hops Tour: Bar Walk with Local GuideA two-hour guided bar and history walk through Charleston with a licensed guide covering the city's colonial roots, Prohibition era, and cultural landmarks including the Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon, historic churches, theaters, and 300-year-old homes. One small snack is provided at the first bar; drinks are available to purchase at two stops along the route. Minimum age 21.Is it for me?Best for small groups or solo travelers who want to learn Charleston's real history—the colonial roots, the Prohibition era, the waterfront drinking culture—without sitting in a classroom or a tour bus. The two-bar structure and walking pace work well for people who enjoy a drink and a story over a rushed highlight reel.
Charleston Brunch Food Tour: Upper King Street tastingsA three-hour brunch food tour through Charleston's Upper King Street, Marion Square and Mazyck-Boragard neighborhood with a live English-speaking guide, tasting eight Lowcountry dishes including Hot Little Biscuit, Fried Green Tomatoes, Croffle with Fried Chicken, Shrimp & Grits, Pimento Cheese and a secret local specialty. Choose between a small group or private tour; comfortable walking shoes are essential as the route covers fair ground.Is it for me?Book the small group tour if you want to meet other food travelers and split the guide's attention across the neighborhoods; choose private if you prefer the guide's full focus on your party and the freedom to linger at any stop without pacing the group.
Charleston: Dark History & Ghost Tour with Adam MooreYou’ll walk Charleston’s oldest streets with Adam Moore as your guide, hearing chilling ghost stories outside places like Poogan’s Porch and St. Philip’s Church cemetery. Expect laughs mixed with goosebumps in a small group setting where every detail feels personal — from ghost photos to tales of buried secrets. It’s more than just scary stories; it stays with you.
Charleston Mixology Tour: Learn cocktails downtownYou arrive at Frontier Lounge, make three cocktails from scratch under Tommy 'Alchemy's guidance, learn the Prohibition stories behind each drink, and eat snacks between rounds. The class includes all spirits, bar tools, and water. You leave knowing how to build a real cocktail and why people once risked everything for one.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn a practical skill—how to actually build a cocktail—without the pretension, and you're curious about the history that made these drinks iconic. The outdoor setting and small-group pace mean you're not rushed, and the three-drink format keeps the afternoon sharp instead of blurry.
Walking Tour in Beaufort: 500 Years of HistoryA guided walking tour of Beaufort's historic downtown covers 500 years of the city's past—Indian conflicts, piracy, slavery, the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, and the lives of the people who lived through them. The tour lasts about two hours and includes a live English-speaking guide; all surfaces are wheelchair accessible and the pace suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Choose this if you want a guided walk that covers Beaufort's full sweep—from Native American history through the Civil War to modern day—rather than a themed deep-dive into one era.
Haunted Carriage Tours Charleston SC: 45-minute evening rideYou ride through Charleston's old downtown on a horse-drawn carriage for forty-five minutes after dark, listening to your certified guide connect the city's architecture to its ghost stories and haunted history. The tour includes St. Philip's Church, the Circular Church graveyard, the Old Exchange Building, and about thirty blocks of the historic district. Groups cap at fourteen, and you return to the Big Red Barn where you started.Is it for me?A good fit if you want Charleston's history and ghost lore without walking the heat and crowds of daytime tourism — the evening timing is what makes the atmosphere work and keeps the group small enough to hear your guide clearly.
Hilton Head: Private Dolphin Cruise & Calibogue Sound ViewsYou’ll feel like part of Hilton Head as you cruise Calibogue Sound on your own private dolphin tour—watching playful pods up close, passing Harbour Town’s lighthouse, and soaking in stories from a local guide. With flexible timing and space for families or strollers, it’s an easygoing way to see dolphins in their home waters—and maybe catch yourself smiling at nothing in particular.
Greenville: Downtown Segway Tour & Swamp Rabbit Trail RideYou’ll glide through downtown Greenville on a Segway after some easy training with your guide, roll past local shops and murals in the West End, then cruise along the leafy Swamp Rabbit Trail by the Reedy River. Expect laughter, city energy, and quiet moments all mixed together—it’s not just sightseeing; it’s feeling part of Greenville for an afternoon.
Hilton Head Dolphin Tour: Bottlenose & Disappearing IslandA 2-hour dolphin tour departing Palmetto Bay Marina on Hilton Head Island combines boat-based wildlife watching with a 30-minute landing on Disappearing Island, an exposed sandbar accessible only at low tide. You'll search for Atlantic bottlenose dolphins along the way, observe shells, starfish and sand dollars on the island, and hear commentary from a USCG-licensed captain about the local ecosystem. The tour operates at your selected departure time.Is it for me?The tour is led in English by a USCG-licensed captain, so you'll follow the commentary about dolphins and the ecosystem without needing a separate translation. Book this one if you want to search for dolphins from the boat and then walk a real island instead of staying onboard the whole time.
Charleston: USS Yorktown Ghost Tour After Dark & Flight DeckYou spend 90 minutes aboard the USS Yorktown at night, exploring areas closed to daytime visitors and the flight deck after dark. Your guide covers WWII history, maritime superstitions, and the mysterious stories that define the ship's legacy. Entry is included, the tour is guided, and you're back by evening — no arranging transport to Patriots Point or figuring out which parts of the ship are actually open.Is it for me?Right for history buffs and WWII enthusiasts who want the ship's stories told in the spaces where they happened, after the daytime crowds leave. Expect significant walking, narrow stairways, and ladders — that's what gives you access to the parts of the ship most visitors never see.
Charleston: Old Walled City Walking Tour & Fort Sumter ViewsYou walk through Charleston's oldest neighborhoods with a licensed guide who knows the city's full history — from the 1681 Circular Congregational Church through Rainbow Row, the Old Exchange, and down to the High Battery overlooking Fort Sumter. The group caps at 15 people, so you can ask questions and take photos without losing the thread. Two hours, all taxes included, and the route works in any weather if you dress for it.Is it for me?Book this if you want Charleston's core history — from colonial settlement through the Civil War — without arranging your own route or guide, and you prefer a small group where you can actually hear and ask questions.
Charleston: Historic District Walking Tour & Rainbow RowYou walk through Charleston's Historic District with a licensed local guide for two hours, starting at City Hall and moving through the French Quarter and South of Broad. You see Rainbow Row, St. Michael's Church, the Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon, and the Battery, learning the city's founding story and architecture along the way. The tour is wheelchair accessible and suitable for all fitness levels, so book it if you want the main landmarks and their histories without arranging a guide yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Charleston's main historic landmarks and learn their stories in one focused walk without arranging a guide separately—the two-hour frame fits the core district and keeps the pace steady enough for all fitness levels.
Catamaran Dolphin Cruise Myrtle Beach: Barrier Island StopA 2-hour catamaran tour from Myrtle Beach that combines dolphin and sea turtle spotting on the Intracoastal Waterway with a beach stop on one of two barrier islands — Waites Island or Bird Island — where you swim, shell-hunt or just walk the undeveloped sand. The boat carries a live English-speaking guide; life jackets and safety equipment are provided. Snacks and drinks are available for purchase onboard.Is it for me?Book this tour for a first morning in Myrtle Beach or a free afternoon when you want to see wild dolphins without planning a separate boat rental — the catamaran, the guide and the island access are all arranged, so you just show up and step aboard.
Hilton Head: Private Sunset Cruise with Dolphin Views & BYOBYou’ll board your own private boat right across from Pinckney Island Wildlife Refuge for a two-hour sunset cruise around Hilton Head. With a local captain guiding you past Daufuskie Island and Harbourtown lighthouse, you’ll spot dolphins up close while sharing drinks from your BYOB cooler. Expect laughter, stories, and those golden moments families remember long after vacation ends.
Myrtle Beach: Michael Bairefoot Comedy & Magic Show TicketsYou’ll join locals and travelers at Myrtle Beach Mall for an evening full of laughter, fast-paced magic tricks, and unexpected audience moments. Get ready to be part of the action—maybe even on stage—and leave still puzzling over how those illusions worked long after you walk out.
Rainbow Row Walking Tour Charleston: 2 hours, 350 yearsYou walk 2 hours through downtown Charleston with an experienced guide who covers 350 years of the city's history—from the oldest churches and graveyards to the slave market and the Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon. The tour includes stops at Rainbow Row, the Nathaniel Russell House, and several colonial-era churches, with no separate entry fees. You'll need moderate fitness to walk the route comfortably, and the guide tells the full story, not just the pretty parts.Is it for me?Right for you if you want to understand Charleston's real history—not just its appearance—and you're comfortable walking for 2 hours at a moderate pace through downtown streets. The guide does the research; you just show up and listen.
90-Minute Hilton Head Sunset Dolphin CruiseA 90-minute guided cruise through the Hilton Head salt marsh at sunset, where you spot Atlantic bottlenose dolphins, hear stories about lowcountry wildlife and history, and watch the light change over the water. The boat carries bottled water and an on-board bar; bring your camera and any snacks you want to share.Is it for me?Join other guests on a shared boat with a naturalist guide who navigates the salt marsh and times the route to catch the sunset while you watch for dolphins.
Charleston: Historic Walking Tour & Four Corners of LawYou’ll meet your certified guide right at City Hall and start weaving through Charleston’s oldest streets—think pre-Revolutionary homes, quiet alleys, and corners where history actually happened. Expect small surprises: locals chatting on porches, church bells echoing down cobblestones, stories that stick with you after you leave. You’ll walk away feeling like you’ve touched something real here.
Charleston French Quarter Food Tour: Walking Tastings & Historic SightsYou’ll wander Charleston’s French Quarter tasting shrimp & grits, she-crab soup, benne wafers, and more—all while hearing local stories from your guide as you pass historic sites like Dock Street Theatre and City Market. Expect laughter over secret dishes and moments where time feels slower here.
Hilton Head Dolphin Tour: Atlantic Bottlenose Year-RoundA 90-minute shared boat tour departing from Shelter Cove Marina in Hilton Head, exploring Broad Creek Wildlife Area, Calibogue Sound and nearby marshes to watch Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphins year-round. Your USCG-licensed captain narrates the ecology and history of the region as the tour unfolds. The boat is stable and comfortable, and the tour suits families and all fitness levels.Is it for me?This is a shared tour, so you'll be on the boat with other guests—a good fit if you're comfortable in a group and want a captain's expertise without the cost of a private charter. The fixed 90-minute schedule and the captain's knowledge of where dolphins congregate make it the right choice if you want to see dolphins without spending the day planning the route yourself.
