Explore Charleston
Day 1 You’ll See:
- Boone Hall Plantation and Gardens
- Fort Sumter Cruise and Tour
- Battery and White Point Gardens
- Ghost and Graveyard Walking Tour
Day 2 You’ll See:
Discover the charm of Charleston, South Carolina, on this exciting two-day student adventure! Explore historic landmarks, cruise Charleston Harbor, shop the famous City Market, and uncover the city’s rich history and spooky legends. It’s the perfect mix of education, culture, and unforgettable experiences.
Day 1
Boone Hall Plantation and Gardens –Step back in time at Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens. Stroll beneath the iconic Avenue of Oaks, tour the historic home, explore the gardens, and visit the preserved Slave Street cabins for a meaningful look at Charleston’s rich and complex history.
Fort Sumter Cruise and Tour –Experience where the Civil War began on a Fort Sumter Cruise and Tour. Enjoy a scenic harbor cruise, spot Charleston landmarks and dolphins, then explore the historic fort and discover the events that shaped American history.
Battery and White Point Gardens –Stroll through White Point Garden, also known as The Battery, and enjoy scenic views of Charleston Harbor, historic cannons, military monuments, and one of Charleston’s most iconic waterfront settings.
Ghost and Graveyard Walking Tour – Discover Charleston’s spooky side on the Bulldog Ghost & Graveyard Walking Tour. Stroll through one of the city’s oldest cemeteries as expert guides share chilling ghost stories, fascinating local history, and tales of Charleston’s most famous burials.
Day 2
College of Charleston –Explore the beautiful College of Charleston on a guided campus tour. Discover its historic campus, modern facilities, and vibrant student life while learning about one of the nation’s top liberal arts universities.
City Market –Browse the historic Charleston City Market and shop local vendors offering handmade crafts, artwork, jewelry, specialty foods, and unique Charleston souvenirs.
Heyward- Washington House –Step inside the historic Heyward-Washington House, an 18th-century home of Declaration signer Thomas Heyward Jr. Tour the preserved rooms, gardens, and 1740s kitchen while exploring Charleston’s colonial history.
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