Getting there is half the fun.
There seems to be no better way to see all the sites in the Charleston are than to embark on one of the many sightseeing tours. Whether by land or sea, Charleston offers plenty of special interest tours to learn all of the rich history of the area. Whether you prefer to stroll down quaint alleyways by foot or trot through the streets in a carriages, all paths lead visitors on an unforgettable journey back in time. You'll be entertained and enlightened by knowledgeable guides giving tours on foot, by carriage, by van - even by boat!Featured Offers
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African American Charleston
Charleston is an important place to learn more about African-American history and culture. Key events in African-American history, as well as in American history, have shaped the city's growth and development. For example, as you tour the city, you will learn about the enslavement of Africans, the Civil War and Emancipation, Reconstruction, the Civil Rights Movement, and the unique linguistic, artistic, and culinary traditions that Africans and African Americans contributed to Charleston's history and culture. We encourage you to discover and explore the city's unique African-American historical and cultural traditions.
Charleston is an important place to learn more about African-American history and culture. Key events in African-American history, as well as in American history, have shaped the city's growth and development. For example, as you tour the city, you will learn about the enslavement of Africans, the Civil War and Emancipation, Reconstruction, the Civil Rights Movement, and the unique linguistic, artistic, and culinary traditions that Africans and African Americans contributed to Charleston's history and culture. We encourage you to discover and explore the city's unique African-American historical and cultural traditions.
Drayton Hall
Offers “Connections,” an interactive program on African-American life from the 1700’s into the 20th century; a self-paced “Voices” DVD Landscape Tour with archival images and recordings of descendants of enslaved people at Drayton Hall; and “A Sacred Place,” the African-American cemetery.
Offers “Connections,” an interactive program on African-American life from the 1700’s into the 20th century; a self-paced “Voices” DVD Landscape Tour with archival images and recordings of descendants of enslaved people at Drayton Hall; and “A Sacred Place,” the African-American cemetery.
Sites & Insights Tours, Inc.
Explore Charleston’s Black history and Gullah / Geechee culture from a Black perspective in our 1, 2 & 2 ½ hour motorized Black History, Porgy & Bess and Sea Islands Tours departing Charleston Visitor Center. Adults $13 - $23 and children $10 - $18. Group Rates. Al Miller, owner, guide & lecturer.
Explore Charleston’s Black history and Gullah / Geechee culture from a Black perspective in our 1, 2 & 2 ½ hour motorized Black History, Porgy & Bess and Sea Islands Tours departing Charleston Visitor Center. Adults $13 - $23 and children $10 - $18. Group Rates. Al Miller, owner, guide & lecturer.
