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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 21 Sep

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Starting at $67.76

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Sat 21 Sep

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)

VikkiBee

Jun 2018

I decided to do the Boone Plantation Tour which was really good, it was just a shame that it rained all day! It’s a half day tour which takes you 10 miles outside of the city to America’s oldest working farm and plantation dating back to 1691. Once you get dropped off, there’s a range of activities to do around the plantation and the driver comes to pick you back up 3 hours later. Thankfully our driver came back a little earlier and we (myself and a couple from Boston) were ready to go home away from the rain! There’s actually beautiful gardens there but it was just too wet to go exploring! The rest of the plantation was really good though! There’s 4 main things to do (6 when it’s not raining) around the property; the slave street cabins, the slave talk, the house tour and the Gullah presentation. The slave talk is only about 10 minutes long and reinforces the information which in on the wall in each of the cabins - each cabin focuses on a different theme or part of slave history. The house tour was very interesting and it’s still lived in by the family who owe the plantation (not the original slave owner family though). The Gullah presentation was definitely the highlight! A lady spoke for about 30 minutes telling us about her Gullah heritage and culture including their language and the sweet grass baskets! She was excellent! This is definitely a must do if you’re visiting Charleston - if you have your own car though, don’t bother booking the tour as it’s cheaper to drive and just pay for entry into the Plantation, I didn’t have a car so I had to pay for the transportation as well. My tour guide filled me in on some of Charleston’s history along the way and he was a lovely guy but it was still a lot to pay for a 20 mile round trip.

JDNTS

May 2018

Well worth a visit. Grounds are nice. Interesting history of slave times (including a presentation on it), the path of ownership and products produced. Wish photos could be taken inside the main house, even if flashless. Can’t go upstairs as is a (private residence). Be prepared for large crowds even on “off-days”.

tjm310

May 2018

Great educational tour. Enjoyed the Gullah speaker and walking through the slave cabins. Tours fill quick on warm days so do them before you walk around