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Private Horse Carriage Tour in Charleston City MarketYou’ll get to see Charleston from a whole new angle—up close, at horse pace, with stories you won’t find in any guidebook. Perfect for couples or small groups wanting something personal and relaxed.
Charleston sunset sail: Fort Sumter catamaran tourA 2-hour sunset sail aboard the Palmetto Breeze, a 50-foot catamaran departing from Charleston harbor, takes you past Fort Sumter, the USS Yorktown at Patriots Point, downtown Charleston, and the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge as daylight fades. The vessel includes an onboard bar with local beers, seltzers and wine (card payments only), open deck seating, and shaded areas; children are welcome from age 6. The route is suitable for all fitness levels, though not recommended for those with severe mobility issues.Is it for me?The Palmetto Breeze departs from Shem Creek in Charleston harbor, so you don't need a car to reach the boat—it's accessible from downtown hotels and the waterfront. The 2-hour window is built around sunset timing, which means the light and the landmarks line up without you having to plan the hour or chase the moment.
Magnolia Plantation: Day Tour with House & Nature Train from CharlestonYou’ll ride from Charleston to Magnolia Plantation with easy pickup, tour its historic house with a local guide, choose between a nature train or wildlife boat ride through lush gardens, and wander trails alive with birdsong and Southern scents. Expect quiet moments by ancient oaks and stories that linger after you leave.
Folly Beach: Private Dolphin Watching & Morris Island Shelling TourYou’ll ride out from Folly Beach with a local captain guiding your small group through tidal creeks alive with birds and bottlenose dolphins. Drift quietly beside playful pods before landing on Morris Island to search for shells and photograph its historic lighthouse. Expect laughter, salty breezes, and moments you’ll want to remember long after you’ve rinsed off the sand.
Greenville History Walking Tour: Customized by YouA one-hour walking tour of Greenville's history led by a local guide who customizes every stop based on your interests — textile mills, speakeasies, Civil War sites, jazz history and the people who shaped the city. The guide grew up in Greenville and reads about the area daily, so you get insights visitors from outside the region simply don't have. All stops are optional; if you want to change direction mid-walk, you do.Is it for me?Book this if you have a free afternoon and want to learn Greenville's real history from someone who grew up here — not a scripted tour, but a conversation that goes where you want it to go. The guide adjusts on the fly, so you're never stuck following a fixed path.
Myrtle Beach: Motown Christmas Tribute Show TicketsYou’ll step inside Myrtle Beach’s GTS Theatre for a night of soul and warmth—Motown hits mixed with festive classics, close-up performances, and stories that pull you right in. Expect laughter, singalongs, and that rare feeling when music connects everyone in the room—even if your clapping is off-beat.
Private Sailing Charter Charleston Harbor: 2.5-Hour Sunset SailA private sailing charter on "Esprit de Joy" for up to 6 guests takes 2.5 hours and sails past Fort Sumter, Castle Pinckney, the Ravenel Bridge and the Battery in Charleston Harbor. The captain navigates; you bring beverages and snacks, and the boat supplies water, ice, champagne flutes and souvenir cups. Afternoon and sunset departures both run, with the golden hour the most popular booking window.Is it for me?The 2.5-hour window means you sail past the major harbor landmarks and Fort Sumter without losing the rest of your day—it fits between lunch and dinner, or as a standalone evening outing, and the captain handles all the navigation so you stand on deck and watch the city and water instead.
Electric Bike Tour Greenville: Swamp Rabbit Trail & Falls ParkAn electric bike tour of Greenville covers 17 miles across the Swamp Rabbit Trail and downtown streets, guided by a live storyteller who stops at Falls Park, public art installations, and a local restaurant for a tasting. You ride a premium Pedego electric bike equipped with Bluetooth helmets so you stay connected to your guide throughout. The route weaves through river parks, passes sculptures by Dale Chihuly and Dale Rogers, and includes semi-frequent stops for photos and historical context. Minimum age is 16; moderate fitness is expected.Is it for me?Book this if you want to cover 17 miles across multiple neighborhoods in one morning on an e-bike—the motor handles the hills so you can focus on your guide's stories rather than the pedaling.
Charleston Harbor E-Bike Tour: Wildlife, USS Yorktown & MilkshakeYou’ll cruise Charleston Harbor on an easy e-bike with a local guide leading you past dolphins, shrimp boats, boardwalks, and up-close views of USS Yorktown. Stop for milkshakes at an old-school soda fountain before exploring hidden marsh trails and waterfront parks most visitors miss. Expect laughter, salty air, and that feeling you’ve seen Charleston through its own eyes.
Charleston Harbor: Private Morning Sail & Dolphin TourYou’ll sail Charleston Harbor on a private yacht with friendly local crew, passing iconic sites like Fort Sumter and the Battery while searching for dolphins. Soft drinks are included and there’s plenty of shade for relaxing moments as you glide past historic landmarks—expect laughter, quiet surprises, and new views of Charleston you’ll remember long after.
Hilton Head: Guided Pedego E-Bike Tour with Local StoriesYou’ll glide along Hilton Head’s shaded bike trails on a Pedego electric bike with a local guide who shares stories you won’t find in any brochure. Expect easy riding after a short clinic, moments to pause for history or wildlife tips, and plenty of fresh Lowcountry air. You might leave with sand on your shoes—and some new favorite stories.
Hilton Head: Segway Eco Tour at Honey Horn & Museum EntryYou’ll glide past live oaks and wide meadows on a Segway eco tour at Honey Horn in Hilton Head, pausing to spot birds and listen to stories about the old plantation land. With your local guide leading the way and entry to the Coastal Discovery Museum included, there’s space for laughter (and maybe a few wobbles) along the trails.
Pat Conroy's Beaufort Tour by Golf Cart: Literary LandmarksA 90-minute guided golf cart tour of Beaufort tracing Pat Conroy's life and the film locations of his novels, with stops at his boyhood home, Beaufort National Cemetery and the Pat Conroy Literary Center. The tour begins at the Downtown Marina and includes a live English-speaking guide; children from age 4 are welcome.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guide narrating the story live rather than reading plaques—you'll move by golf cart through film locations and Conroy's personal spots around town.
Magnolia Plantation Tour Charleston: 3 Guided ExperiencesA full-day guided tour of Magnolia Plantation and Gardens departing from the Charleston Visitor Center with round-trip transport in a climate-controlled van, capped at 12 guests. The day includes three separate guided experiences—the historic house tour, a nature train ride through the swamps and gardens, and the Slavery to Freedom tour—plus free time to walk the grounds and visit the gift shop. Groups depart at 9:30 AM and return around 4:00 PM.Is it for me?Book this if you want three separate guided experiences—the grounds, house, and slavery history—rather than a single walkthrough, and prefer a full day immersion starting and ending downtown.
Charleston Walking Tour with Local Author Liz ButlerA 90-minute walking tour of Charleston led by Liz Butler, a tenth-generation Charlestonian and licensed guide since 2003, takes you down cobblestone streets and alleyways to the harbor and Fort Sumter. The small group moves at a pace that lets you admire window boxes and ironwork while hearing the city's triumphs and tragedies woven through its architecture and streets.Is it for me?At 90 minutes, the tour leaves room for other stops in your day—a museum, a restaurant, a neighborhood you want to explore on your own—while giving you the full arc of Charleston's history with someone who actually grew up in it. If you want a quick orientation with real depth instead of a surface-level highlight reel, this fits.
Charleston Ghost Tour: 10 Stories & Ghost Equipment Night WalkYou’ll wander Charleston’s haunted streets after dark with a small group and a local guide who brings real ghost-hunting equipment for you to try out yourself. Hear ten original stories tied to places like St. Michael’s Church and the Old Exchange Dungeon—and maybe even catch something on camera if you’re lucky (or unlucky). It’s eerie, funny sometimes, and surprisingly moving.
Kayaking in Hilton Head Island marshes with guideKayak through the calm marshes around Broad Creek on Hilton Head Island with a trained guide leading groups of fewer than 10 kayaks. You get a short paddle clinic to build confidence, then 90 minutes exploring the local ecosystem—oysters, spartina grass, pluff mud, and the Atlantic Bottlenose dolphins that frequent the area. Life jacket, kayak and paddle are included; any skill level is welcome, and children from age 5 can participate. Choose between a tandem kayak or a single kayak at checkout.Is it for me?Book the tandem kayak if you're paddling with a child, a partner or someone who wants the stability of two seats; pick the single kayak if you want to paddle on your own pace and have kayaking experience or confidence in the water. The morning departure is what keeps the marsh calm and the guide focused on smaller groups—if you need a different time, check availability before booking.
Hilton Head Morning Kayaking Tour: Dolphins & Broad CreekA guided morning kayak tour on Broad Creek near Hilton Head where you paddle through protected marsh waters with a trained guide, life jacket and paddle included. The early hour means quiet water and less boat traffic. You'll learn about the local ecosystem and wildlife while paddling, with good chances of seeing dolphins and wading birds. Choose between a tandem kayak (two paddlers) or a single kayak depending on your group.Is it for me?Book a tandem kayak if you want to paddle together as a couple or with a friend; choose a single kayak if you prefer paddling on your own and you're 14 or older. The early morning timing is what keeps the water calm and the wildlife active—if you're a first-time kayaker or you want the best chance of seeing dolphins, this is the hour that delivers both.
Private Charleston Historic Tour: Beyond Rainbow Row to Mt. PleasantYou get a private guide who drives you through downtown Charleston's Battery, Rainbow Row, and historic homes, then across to Mt. Pleasant's Old Village with its oak trees and Shem Creek boardwalk. Transportation, water, and air conditioning are included. The half-day timing lets you cover the main sites without a full-day commitment, and having your own guide means the pace is yours.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Charleston's main historic neighborhoods without renting a car or joining a group tour — the private guide and transportation mean you're not navigating or parking, and the half-day length fits a morning or afternoon without eating your whole day.
Charleston Small Group City Tour: Rainbow Row & Historic SitesA 1.5-hour small-group city tour of Charleston with a live English-speaking guide, limited to 12 guests, traveling through Rainbow Row, The Battery, the French Quarter, historic churches and the College of Charleston campus in a climate-controlled Sprinter van. Routes vary daily based on traffic and events. Minimum age 12; professional guide, taxes and fees included.Is it for me?At 1.5 hours, this tour fits into a morning or afternoon without consuming your whole day, leaving time for lunch, shopping at the market, or exploring on your own afterward. The fixed route and included guide mean you're not spending energy deciding what to see or how to get between stops—you're just absorbing the city's layout and stories in one smooth run.
