easy
2–2.5 hours
Participants should be able to walk steadily for a couple of hours on uneven city sidewalks.
Experience Charleston like never before with a private tour that blends rich history and ghostly tales. Wander the city’s shadowy streets as your guide reveals fascinating stories from Charleston’s past and its paranormal present.
Walking Tour • 1 Hour & 30 Minutes • PG-13
1 Hour & 30 Minutes
Charleston may have a lot of churches but it was far from a Holy City.
Starting at 8pm this tour is all about the horrors of Charleston. The historic blocks we walk on were laid out 350 years ago and over that time thousands have died.
We will be walking around and on top of these dead souls so keep an eye out for a ghost or soul from our historic past still lurking in our streets.
A lot of horrible stuff happened over our 350-year history. As a result...Charleston, South Carolina is consistently ranked as one of the most haunted cities in the United States. Murder stories, ghost hauntings, pirates, enslavement, war, disease, and evil voodoo spirits will all be discussed.
The tour involves walking on uneven, cobblestone streets at night; sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable.
Even summer nights can get cool near the waterfront, so having a light jacket is a good idea.
For safety and to better hear stories, stay near your guide during the tour through dimly lit areas.
To preserve the ambiance and respect the experience, avoid using flash when taking pictures.
Charleston’s historic district is one of the oldest in the United States, with preserved buildings dating back to the 18th century.
Local efforts promote sustainable tourism by encouraging walking tours and preservation of historic sites to minimize environmental impact.
Cruising the historic streets requires footwear that supports walking on cobblestones and uneven surfaces.
Perfect to stay comfortable during cooler autumn evenings.
fall specific
Helpful for enhancing visibility on dimly lit streets if needed.
Capture historic architecture and atmospheric night scenes, but avoid flash to maintain ambiance.