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Croisière en bateau de jour ou au coucher du soleil sur l'histoire du port de Charleston

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Au cours de cette visite panoramique et relaxante de 90 minutes, vous découvrirez le port de Charleston sur l'unique Carolina Belle de 80 pieds. Votre capitaine professionnel agréé vous racontera l'histoire, les curiosités et les faits concernant le port de Charleston lorsque vous passerez devant des lieux essentiels à l'histoire des États-Unis. Profitez de la beauté du port de Charleston et découvrez sa riche histoire pendant que vous êtes en ville.
Ville: Charleston
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90-minute Charleston Harbor Sightseeing Cruise from Charleston, South Carolina
Select from Morning, Afternoon, or Sunset Departure Times
Enjoy panoramic views from aboard the unique 80-foot Carolina Belle
All taxes, fees and handling charges
90-minute Charleston Harbor Sightseeing Cruise from Charleston, South Carolina
Select from Morning, Afternoon, or Sunset Departure Times
Information additionnelle
  • Accessible aux fauteuils roulants
  • Les bébés et les petits enfants peuvent monter dans un landau ou une poussette
  • Animaux d'assistance autorisés
  • Les bébés doivent s'asseoir sur un sur les genoux d'un adulte
  • Convient à tous les niveaux de forme physique
  • Il y a une jetée plate vers le bateau et la rampe d'embarquement mesure environ 30 pieds de long. Les voyageurs embarqueront sur le pont supérieur et il y a des escaliers vers le niveau inférieur. Les toilettes sont situées sur le pont supérieur.
  • Désinfectant pour les mains disponible pour les voyageurs et le personnel
  • Zones à fort trafic régulièrement désinfectées
  • Véhicules de transport régulièrement désinfectés
  • Tous les invités devront signer un questionnaire COVID confirmant qu'ils n'ont pas eu de symptômes au cours des 14 derniers jours.
À quoi s'attendre
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Fort Sumter National Monument
While aboard the Carolina Belle your professional and licensed captain will narrate history, sights, and facts about the Charleston Harbor as you pass locations critical to United States history. You will  get close-up views of the Holy City's most famous and charming sights such as  Fort Sumter: One of Charleston's most popular landmarks, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, USS Yorktown: the famous World War II “Fighting Lady," Confederate and Union army Forts Moultrie and Johnson, St. Michael’s Episcopal Church: A surviver of both the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, whose steeple was painted black so as not to be an easy target, Stately homes on the Battery: Symbols of Southern elegance and perseverance.
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Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge
You will also see the Cooper River Bridges, including the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge: A state of the art span that accommodates the largest ships in the world and connects downtown Charleston to Mount Pleasant. To add to this wonderful experience, don't be surprised if you see Dolphins skimming the surface of the water and pelicans diving for food. 
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Joe Riley Waterfront Park
Enjoy views of Charleston Waterfront Park
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Fort Sumter National Monument
While aboard the Carolina Belle your professional and licensed captain will narrate history, sights, and facts about the Charleston Harbor as you pass locations critical to United States history. You will  get close-up views of the Holy City's most famous and charming sights such as  Fort Sumter: One of Charleston's most popular landmarks, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, USS Yorktown: the famous World War II “Fighting Lady," Confederate and Union army Forts Moultrie and Johnson, St. Michael’s Episcopal Church: A surviver of both the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, whose steeple was painted black so as not to be an easy target, Stately homes on the Battery: Symbols of Southern elegance and perseverance.
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Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge
You will also see the Cooper River Bridges, including the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge: A state of the art span that accommodates the largest ships in the world and connects downtown Charleston to Mount Pleasant. To add to this wonderful experience, don't be surprised if you see Dolphins skimming the surface of the water and pelicans diving for food. 
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Joe Riley Waterfront Park
Enjoy views of Charleston Waterfront Park
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Fort Sumter National Monument
While aboard the Carolina Belle your professional and licensed captain will narrate history, sights, and facts about the Charleston Harbor as you pass locations critical to United States history. You will  get close-up views of the Holy City's most famous and charming sights such as  Fort Sumter: One of Charleston's most popular landmarks, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, USS Yorktown: the famous World War II “Fighting Lady," Confederate and Union army Forts Moultrie and Johnson, St. Michael’s Episcopal Church: A surviver of both the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, whose steeple was painted black so as not to be an easy target, Stately homes on the Battery: Symbols of Southern elegance and perseverance.
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Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge
You will also see the Cooper River Bridges, including the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge: A state of the art span that accommodates the largest ships in the world and connects downtown Charleston to Mount Pleasant. To add to this wonderful experience, don't be surprised if you see Dolphins skimming the surface of the water and pelicans diving for food. 
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Joe Riley Waterfront Park
Enjoy views of Charleston Waterfront Park
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Fort Sumter National Monument
While aboard the Carolina Belle your professional and licensed captain will narrate history, sights, and facts about the Charleston Harbor as you pass locations critical to United States history. You will  get close-up views of the Holy City's most famous and charming sights such as  Fort Sumter: One of Charleston's most popular landmarks, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, USS Yorktown: the famous World War II “Fighting Lady," Confederate and Union army Forts Moultrie and Johnson, St. Michael’s Episcopal Church: A surviver of both the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, whose steeple was painted black so as not to be an easy target, Stately homes on the Battery: Symbols of Southern elegance and perseverance.
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Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge
You will also see the Cooper River Bridges, including the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge: A state of the art span that accommodates the largest ships in the world and connects downtown Charleston to Mount Pleasant. To add to this wonderful experience, don't be surprised if you see Dolphins skimming the surface of the water and pelicans diving for food. 
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Joe Riley Waterfront Park
Enjoy views of Charleston Waterfront Park
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Fort Sumter National Monument
While aboard the Carolina Belle your professional and licensed captain will narrate history, sights, and facts about the Charleston Harbor as you pass locations critical to United States history. You will  get close-up views of the Holy City's most famous and charming sights such as  Fort Sumter: One of Charleston's most popular landmarks, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, USS Yorktown: the famous World War II “Fighting Lady," Confederate and Union army Forts Moultrie and Johnson, St. Michael’s Episcopal Church: A surviver of both the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, whose steeple was painted black so as not to be an easy target, Stately homes on the Battery: Symbols of Southern elegance and perseverance.
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Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge
You will also see the Cooper River Bridges, including the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge: A state of the art span that accommodates the largest ships in the world and connects downtown Charleston to Mount Pleasant. To add to this wonderful experience, don't be surprised if you see Dolphins skimming the surface of the water and pelicans diving for food. 
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Joe Riley Waterfront Park
Enjoy views of Charleston Waterfront Park
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Fort Sumter National Monument
While aboard the Carolina Belle your professional and licensed captain will narrate history, sights, and facts about the Charleston Harbor as you pass locations critical to United States history. You will  get close-up views of the Holy City's most famous and charming sights such as  Fort Sumter: One of Charleston's most popular landmarks, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, USS Yorktown: the famous World War II “Fighting Lady," Confederate and Union army Forts Moultrie and Johnson, St. Michael’s Episcopal Church: A surviver of both the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, whose steeple was painted black so as not to be an easy target, Stately homes on the Battery: Symbols of Southern elegance and perseverance.
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Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge
You will also see the Cooper River Bridges, including the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge: A state of the art span that accommodates the largest ships in the world and connects downtown Charleston to Mount Pleasant. To add to this wonderful experience, don't be surprised if you see Dolphins skimming the surface of the water and pelicans diving for food. 
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Joe Riley Waterfront Park
Enjoy views of Charleston Waterfront Park
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Monument national de Fort Sumter
À bord du Carolina Belle, votre capitaine professionnel et licencié racontera l'histoire, les sites et les faits sur le port de Charleston lorsque vous passerez devant des lieux essentiels à l'histoire des États-Unis. Vous obtiendrez une vue rapprochée des sites les plus célèbres et les plus charmants de la ville sainte, tels que Fort Sumter : l'un des monuments les plus populaires de Charleston, où les premiers coups de feu de la guerre civile ont été tirés, USS Yorktown : la célèbre "Fighting Lady" de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. ," Forts Moultrie et Johnson de l'armée confédérée et de l'Union, Église épiscopale Saint-Michel : un survivant des guerres révolutionnaires et civiles, dont le clocher a été peint en noir pour ne pas être une cible facile, Maisons seigneuriales sur la batterie : symboles du sud élégance et persévérance.
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Pont Arthur Ravenel Jr.
Vous verrez également les ponts de la rivière Cooper, y compris le pont Arthur Ravenel Jr. : une travée à la pointe de la technologie qui accueille les plus grands navires du monde et relie le centre-ville de Charleston à Mount Pleasant. Pour ajouter à cette merveilleuse expérience, ne soyez pas surpris si vous voyez des dauphins effleurer la surface de l'eau et des pélicans plonger pour se nourrir.
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Parc riverain Joe Riley
Admirez la vue sur le parc du front de mer de Charleston
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Commentaires (1000)
wendyr605
Jun 2022
Such a relaxing afternoon outing! Just the right amount of narration and history. We really had a lovely day.
Debra_D
Jun 2022
Wonderful experience. Ship was beautiful. Narration was informative and fun. Music was fantastic. Sights were gorgeous. Would definitely rebook the next time we’re in Charleston.
ACTtherapist
Jun 2022
We really enjoyed our boat tour, only on our night it wasn't the Carolina Belle, but another nice ship. I would highly recommend this experience to visitors to Charleston. A few observations that might help if you are considering going. The location where you board was kind of out of the way of any convenient parking, and I have an injured ankle, so we took an uber here, which we pre-arranged both the drop off and pick up for our Uber. for early arrivals for the sunset cruise, there was a shady area with some benches to wait the hour before the boat leaves. I noticed several people in addition to myself who were injured and either had walkers, in orthopedic boots, canes, etc. But at some point way too early in my opinion, a young man came out and asked us to "line up" to get on the boat. I think the boat tour was to start at 7:00 pm and we were asked to line up maybe at 6:15-20? So then we all had to stand in line in the hot sun. I ended up having to just sit down on the concrete because I simply could not stand so long with my injury. I thought making people do this was kind of dumb and instead they should add more seating and allow the people to wait longer before "lining up". I would advise getting there early to get on the boat earlier rather than later. We got a good seat on the open part in the middle area (of course we weren't on the regular boat, the Carolina Princess, so I'm not sure how that was configured). But we noticed virtually everyone who got on headed up to the highest part which was uncovered; only, there weren't hardly any seats up there and it got crowded so inevitably those same people would come tromping back down. I wonder why the boat company doesn't just put more chairs up there since that's where most people seem to want to be? Also, there is some interesting narrative but our guide kind of had a casual slurred (not drunk) type speech and I wish the narration had been a little louder and more distinct speech to better hear what he was saying. We sat on the same "floor" that the ramp takes you to, which was great, but when I asked about the restroom someone told me it was down the stairs and I didn't want to navigate those steps. But that is likely not the case on the regular boat. At any rate, this was a great wonderful evening, very lovely, and I highly recommend and wouldn't hesitate to do it again .

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