easy
4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; expect moderate walking on varied surfaces.
Discover Charleston’s rich history on a 4-hour tour visiting Boone Hall Plantation and key city landmarks, with a focus on African slave culture and authentic heritage storytelling.
This tour involves exploring gardens and historic sites on foot, so sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable throughout.
Parts of the tour are outdoors; hats and sunscreen help shield you from strong southern sun.
While most areas are visitor-friendly, some cobblestone streets and garden paths can be uneven.
The black history presentation is powerful and can be emotionally intense—give yourself space to absorb it.
Charleston was a major port in the trans-Atlantic slave trade and played a pivotal role in shaping African American culture in the South.
Efforts at Boone Hall emphasize sustainable gardening practices and preserving authentic structures to maintain historical accuracy and environmental impact.
Necessary for uneven garden paths and cobblestone streets.
Protects against strong southern sun during outdoor portions.
spring|summer|fall specific
Useful in case of passing rain showers common in warmer months.
spring|summer specific
Staying hydrated during the tour is important, especially in warmer weather.