Discover the shoreline landmarks of the oldest and largest city in South Carolina on this cruise of the Charleston Harbor. Pass important Civil War sites including Fort Sumter & Castle Pinckney, state
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Location: Charleston
What's Included
- Live Narration by Licensed City of Charleston Tour Guides
- 1.5-Hour Sightseeing Cruise of Charleston Harbor
- Hear enthralling tales of Charleston's colorful past
- Possibility of seeing dolphins from the boat
- Pass by Fort Sumter, USS Yorktown, High Battery, Ravenel Bridge, Castle Pinckney, and more
- Select between two convenient departure locations: Patriot's Point or Aquarium Wharf
- Learn scintillating facts about the city's most interesting former residents
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: There's no official age limit, but it's definitely family-friendly! Kids usually love the dolphins. Just keep in mind that younger ones might need supervision, especially if it's windy. Older kids will enjoy the history too!
A: Parking at Aquarium Wharf can get a bit tight, especially on weekends. There’s a parking garage nearby but it fills up quickly. I recommend arriving early or looking for street parking in the area. Good luck!
A: I'd recommend dressing in layers! It might feel warm on shore but can get chilly when the boat moves. A light jacket or sweater is a good idea, especially if you're going later in the day. Also, don’t forget comfy shoes!
Discussions
Just got back from the Charleston Harbor Cruise! So worth it!
I took the Charleston Harbor Cruise last weekend from Aquarium Wharf, and it was amazing! The guide shared such cool stories about Fort Sumter and the history of the city. Plus, we saw dolphins! The views were stunning, especially of the Ravenel Bridge. Highly recommend this as a gift for anyone visiting!
Thinking of gifting the Charleston Harbor Cruise, any thoughts?
I'm looking at gifting the Charleston Harbor Cruise for my dad's birthday. He loves history and enjoys being outdoors. Just wondering if it’ll be suitable for him. Anyone think it's a good idea? Also, how long does it usually take?