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Boone Hall Plantation Admission & Tour with Transportation from Charleston

Boone Hall Plantation Admission & Tour with Transportation from Charleston

Overview

Step back in time with a 4.5-hour visit to one of America's oldest working, living plantations. Be transported to this historic site with an experienced driver on a comfortable, air conditioned mini bus. Boone Hall Plantation has been recognized as the #1 Plantation in the Charleston area, according to USA TODAY. Tour includes round-trip transportation from the Visitors Center in Charleston, all entrance fees, a guided house tour, Gullah Theater (in season), self guided garden and grounds tour, and a tram tour (based on availability). Small-group tour is limited to a maximum of 25 people.

City: Charleston

Sat 09 Nov

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Starting at $67.76

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Sat 09 Nov

Starting at $67.76

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Self Guided Garden Tour, historic slave cabins,

Pickup and drop-off from designated meeting point

All gate fees

Air-conditioned buses

Gullah Theater presentation by costumed performer

Tram tour (based on availability)

Plantation House Tour with guide in historical dress

Additional Info

Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Drinks/snacks are available for purchase at Plantation
Not wheelchair accessible, but those with limited mobility are welcome if they can be assisted by a companion
Transportation vehicles regularly sanitised
Contactless payments for gratuities and add-ons
Face masks are requested at this time.

Cancellation Policy

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

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Reviews (212)

Mona_S

Dec 2020

Beautiful plantation and grounds. Loved our tour guide. Will definitely book with Viator for future vacation tours.

K1235AXmeganc

Dec 2020

Visiting Boone Hall Plantation allowed us to enjoy a beautiful day outside, see places some of our favorite movies were filmed, and take a trip back in time. The best part of our visit was the agricultural tour of the farm, a must do! Booking through Adventure Sightseeing was simple and they even transported us from our hotel to the plantation and back!

290annamarieh

Oct 2020

Boone Hall offers a variety of experience for a plantation tour. This tour is entirely different than tours of any of the antebellum plantations in Louisiana, and deep South. The tour is not about the house which was built in 1935; it replaced the main two story farm house that was previously on the site. The tour is rich in the history of lives of the slaves who labored for the plantation owners. Very educational and well produced. Do not miss the presentation by one of the Gullah descendants. We did not wish to spend the four hours at the plantation and, therefore, hired Uber for a ride back to the meeting launch. There is a small café on-site and we were there over the lunch period, however, much of the food was sold out except for the ice cream. We did not try the ice cream, but people who did said it is good. While the plantation tour itself is very interesting, you will save money by driving yourself and will have the freedom to leave when you wish. Secondly, at the visitors' center where we met, there is no signage indicating where the transportation to the plantation is boarding. When you find the boarding area, there are many vehicles with no identification, so you must again, ask around which vehicle is the one you should board. Thirdly, the driver was kind and friendly, but talked too much about herself, where she used to work, her title there, about all the jobs that are available in Charleston, about the BMW and Mercedes car factories, and other such topics. The only pertinent site she pointed out on the drive was a former manufacturing building and its history within Charleston. We did not appreciate the self-centered chatter along the way for which she wanted a tip. Do include Boone Hall Plantation in your itinerary.