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Historically Rich Land-Adventure in Charleston with Boone Hall - Charleston

Historically Rich Land-Adventure in Charleston with Boone Hall

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

3–4 hours

Fitness Level

Casual walking ability required, no strenuous activity involved.

Overview

Discover the historic charm of Charleston and the scenic beauty of Boone Hall Plantation in this immersive tour. Perfect for history enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.

Mount Pleasant, South Carolina

Historic City of Charleston and Boone Hall Plantation Combination Tour

Starting at $125 per Hour • 6 Hours

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Adventure Photos

Historic City of Charleston and Boone Hall Plantation Combination Tour photo 1

About This Adventure

Rates

All tours are $125/hour plus any additional fees and admissions (except the Christmas Tour and the Culinary Tour). If your party is larger than 6 people, please call.

Duration

6 Hour Tour

About

Historic City of Charleston Learn what preserved the #1 Best City in the US to visit. Let Exclusively Charleston take you on a tour of Colonial, Antebellum and Victorian neighborhoods. History comes alive while strolling the back alleys of eighteenth and nineteenth century downtown streets. Visit St, Michael's Church c.1761 where George Washington worshipped on his visit to the city. You'll discover magnificent gardens along with Charleston's famous Battery Row Mansions facing Charleston harbor and Ft. Sumter in the distance. Don't miss Rainbow Row, Catfish Row and the City Market.

Boone Hall Plantation Boone Hall Plantation is located in Mt. Pleasant on Horlbeck Creek. Nine of the original 27 slave cabins, with exhibits in each, are available for touring. The "Gullah" (African American) culture of plantation life is presented by local historians. The original house was replaced in 1936 by a Canadian Ambassador and is also open for touring. Hollywood visited this plantation in 1939 and sketched the Avenue of Oaks for Ashley Wilkes Plantation, known as Twelve Oaks in "Gone With The Wind." The plantation was also used in the filming of "Queen," the mini series "North and South" and "The Notebook."

Adventure Tips

Wear comfortable walking shoes

Streets and grounds involve a fair amount of walking so sturdy shoes are recommended.

Bring sun protection

Sunblock, hats, and sunglasses will make your outdoor experience more comfortable.

Stay hydrated

Carry a water bottle to stay refreshed during the tour, especially on warm days.

Arrive early for the best experience

Early arrival allows you to enjoy the sites with fewer crowds and better lighting.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Herons
  • Dolphins

History

Charleston played a pivotal role in America’s colonial history and was a major port during the Civil War.

Conservation

Efforts focus on preserving historic architecture and natural landscapes, including the ongoing management of the oak-lined avenues and plantation grounds.

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Recommended Gear

Comfortable walking shoes

Essential

Sturdy shoes to comfortably navigate city streets and plantation grounds.

Sun protection pack

Essential

Includes sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses to shield against the sun.

Water bottle

Essential

Stay hydrated during outdoor segments of the tour.

Camera or smartphone

Capture the scenic oak-lined avenues and historic architecture.