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Light to Light Tour

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate fitness level recommended for walking on beaches and trails; comfortable footwear is advised.

Overview

Discover Charleston's stunning coastline on the Light to Light Tour, a private photography adventure that captures breathtaking ocean vistas and hidden gems. Perfect for all skill levels, this guided tour offers personalized tips and unforgettable scenery.

Photography Tour
Charleston, South Carolina

Light to Light Tour

Get out of Town! 4 hours • Great for groups!

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About This Adventure

Embark on a captivating 4-hour journey to the scenic shores of Folly Island and Sullivan's Island. Experience Charleston's stunning beaches and historic landmarks, including Morris Island Light and Fort Moultrie. Enjoy delicious Charleston Benne Wafers and fresh fruit while soaking in the beauty of this unique coastal adventure.

Travel to the edge of Folly Island to the edge of Sullivan's Island, to get an up close and personal view of Charleston's beaches and iconic landmarks.

Duration

4 hrs

Itinerary

  • Morris Island Light (.25 mile walk to light on paved road, beach at end)
  • Folly Pier
  • The Citadel
  • Sullivan’s Light
  • Fort Moultrie

Included

Water Charleston Benne Wafers & a fruit

Not Included

Tips

What to bring

Comfortable clothes and shoes

Adventure Tips

Bring Extra Camera Batteries

Because you'll be shooting many photos during the sunset, ensure your camera batteries are fully charged or bring spares.

Wear Comfortable Footwear

Sturdy, comfortable shoes are essential as you'll walk along uneven coastal paths and beaches.

Check the Weather Forecast

Clear skies and sunset conditions are ideal for photography, so verify weather updates before your trip.

Arrive Early for the Best Light

Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before sunset to set up and enjoy unobstructed views of the golden hour.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Ospreys
  • Patroling dolphins

History

The coastline has been a vital part of Charleston's maritime history, with many historic lighthouses and shipwreck sites nearby.

Conservation

The area is part of active conservation efforts focusing on protected habitats for local wildlife and maintaining the pristine coastline.

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Recommended Gear

Camera with Extra Batteries and Memory Cards

Essential

Ensures you can capture all the breathtaking moments without worry about storage or power loss.

Wide-Angle Lens

Ideal for capturing expansive coastal vistas and sunset scenes.

Lens Cleaning Kit

Keep your camera lens clear for sharp, professional-looking photos.

Lightweight Tripod

Helps stabilize shots during low-light sunset photography.