Travel by horse-drawn carriage along the picturesque streets of Charleston and take in the history of this South Carolina city. See highlights such as historically significant homes, churches and gard
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Location: Charleston
What's Included
- See Charleston highlights such as historically significant homes, churches and gardens
- Belgian or Percheron Draft Horse
- Certified Driver/Guide
- 1-Hour Horse & Carriage Sightseeing Tour of Charleston
- Hear stories of the city’s role in our nation's history from your certified guide
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: Yes, there is a weight limit for the carriage rides. The Old South Carriage tours generally accommodate about 4-5 adults per carriage, and the total weight limit is around 1,100 lbs. It's best to check directly with them if you have any concerns, they’re super friendly! My parents loved it!
A: Definitely dress comfortably! Layers are a good idea since it can get breezy. I went in the late afternoon, and a light jacket came in handy. Also, don’t forget comfy shoes since you’ll want to explore a bit before or after the ride!
A: Absolutely! Old South Carriage has a rain policy that allows for rescheduling if the weather is bad. Just call them a day ahead or check their website for updates. It’s a good idea to have a backup plan too, just in case! We had to reschedule once but it was worth the wait.
Discussions
Just did the Old South Carriage Tour - Amazing Experience!
I took the Old South Carriage Historic Tour last weekend and it was fantastic! We had a knowledgeable guide who shared tons of interesting stories about Charleston's history. The carriage ride itself was super relaxing, and the views of the historic homes were breathtaking. We even got to meet the Belgian horse, which was a highlight for me! Highly recommend it for anyone looking to soak up the southern charm.
Thinking of gifting the Carriage Tour - Any tips?
I’m considering getting the Old South Carriage Tour for my parents as a gift. They love history and Charleston is their favorite city. What do you think? How long is the tour and do you recommend it? Any tips for booking?