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Sortez de la ville ! Visitez 12 arrêts du Lowcountry avec la visite complète de Charleston !

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No other tour captures the Complete Charleston experience like this one. Snap! takes you where no others go on this 6 hour adventure!

Spend the day with me on this small group (limited to 8 people), full day adventure and learn what makes the Charleston Lowcountry so historical, controversial and beautiful, all in the comfort of my 2021 Mercedes Sprinter. I am a city certified tour guide that takes you outside the limits.

Stroll down Charlotte Street. Hike to Snap! a picture of the Morris Island Lighthouse. Shag down Folly Beach Pier. Behold the Angel Oak Tree. Contemplate Drayton Hall. Magnolia Plantation and Old St Andrew's Church. Salute Citadel College. Learn of Sullivan's Island notorious past. March around Fort Moultrie. Visit Charleston Lighthouse. See the USS Yorktown. Cruise across Charleston harbor on the Water Taxi.

This is an active tour (8000 total steps!) with several walks during the day. We will stop for a quick lunch to-go or bring your own.
Ville: Charleston
Wed 23 Jul
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Ce qui est inclu
Bottled water
Snacks
Taxes locales
Boisson non alcoolisée, bière ou vin à volonté sur le bateau
Marche fantôme
Le biscuit au pain d'épice Abe Lincoln sera partagé à son mémorial dans le cadre de votre expérience
Commentaire en direct
Information additionnelle
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
À quoi s'attendre
1
Charlotte Street Park
Stroll this quiet antebellum street of Wragg district, where so much happened, and so little realize it.
2
The Citadel
This military college dates back to the civil war. Some say, they even started it!
3
Morris Island Lighthouse
Travel to the end of Folly Beach to get an upclose and personal with the 6th oldest lighthouse in the US. This includes a 1/4 mile walk to the lighthouse, with a little bit of sand on the beach!
4
Folly Beach
This pier had it's heyday in the 1920's as one of the first amusement parks in the nation. We will make a Snap! Stop for a Snap! Shot. You'll be able to feel the joy this gem brought to early 20th century visitors.
5
Angel Oak Tree
We will visit this 400-500 year old, John's Island live oak.
6
Drayton Hall
The only and oldest remaining plantation house, in it's original form. While we do not tour inside the house, we will stop for pictures and history lesson.
7
Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
We will take a stroll down the alley of oaks to the reflection pond -- countless Snap! Shot opportunities.
8
Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
The oldest remaining parish hall south of Virginia, sits among the Spanish moss and graveyard of the Drayton family.
9
Sullivan's Island Lighthouse
The ugliest lighthouse in America!
10
Fort Moultrie
Walk along the station street just beyond the fort, to the beach, and get a great big surprise!
11
Charlotte Street Park
Stroll this quiet antebellum street of Wragg district, where so much happened, and so little realize it.
12
The Citadel
This military college dates back to the civil war. Some say, they even started it!
13
Morris Island Lighthouse
Travel to the end of Folly Beach to get an upclose and personal with the 6th oldest lighthouse in the US. This includes a 1/4 mile walk to the lighthouse, with a little bit of sand on the beach!
14
Folly Beach
This pier had it's heyday in the 1920's as one of the first amusement parks in the nation. We will make a Snap! Stop for a Snap! Shot. You'll be able to feel the joy this gem brought to early 20th century visitors.
15
Angel Oak Tree
We will visit this 400-500 year old, John's Island live oak.
16
Drayton Hall
The only and oldest remaining plantation house, in it's original form. While we do not tour inside the house, we will stop for pictures and history lesson.
17
Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
We will take a stroll down the alley of oaks to the reflection pond -- countless Snap! Shot opportunities.
18
Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
The oldest remaining parish hall south of Virginia, sits among the Spanish moss and graveyard of the Drayton family.
19
Sullivan's Island Lighthouse
The ugliest lighthouse in America!
20
Fort Moultrie
Walk along the station street just beyond the fort, to the beach, and get a great big surprise!
21
Charlotte Street Park
Stroll this quiet antebellum street of Wragg district, where so much happened, and so little realize it.
22
The Citadel
This military college dates back to the civil war. Some say, they even started it!
23
Morris Island Lighthouse
Travel to the end of Folly Beach to get an upclose and personal with the 6th oldest lighthouse in the US. This includes a 1/4 mile walk to the lighthouse, with a little bit of sand on the beach!
24
Folly Beach
This pier had it's heyday in the 1920's as one of the first amusement parks in the nation. We will make a Snap! Stop for a Snap! Shot. You'll be able to feel the joy this gem brought to early 20th century visitors.
25
Angel Oak Tree
We will visit this 400-500 year old, John's Island live oak.
26
Drayton Hall
The only and oldest remaining plantation house, in it's original form. While we do not tour inside the house, we will stop for pictures and history lesson.
27
Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
We will take a stroll down the alley of oaks to the reflection pond -- countless Snap! Shot opportunities.
28
Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
The oldest remaining parish hall south of Virginia, sits among the Spanish moss and graveyard of the Drayton family.
29
Sullivan's Island Lighthouse
The ugliest lighthouse in America!
30
Fort Moultrie
Walk along the station street just beyond the fort, to the beach, and get a great big surprise!
31
Parc de la rue Charlotte
Promenez-vous dans cette rue calme d'avant-guerre du quartier de Wragg, où tant de choses se sont passées et si peu s'en rendent compte.
32
La citadelle
Ce collège militaire date de la guerre civile. Certains disent qu'ils l'ont même commencé !
33
Phare de l'île Morris
Voyagez jusqu'au bout de Folly Beach pour vous rapprocher du 6e plus ancien phare des États-Unis. Cela comprend une promenade de 1/4 mile jusqu'au phare, avec un peu de sable sur la plage !
34
Plage de la Folie
Cette jetée a connu son apogée dans les années 1920 en tant que l'un des premiers parcs d'attractions du pays. Nous ferons un Snap ! Arrêtez-vous pour un Snap ! Tir. Vous pourrez ressentir la joie que ce joyau apportait aux visiteurs du début du XXe siècle.
35
Chêne ange
Nous visiterons ce chêne vivant de l'île John's vieux de 400 à 500 ans.
36
Salle Drayton
La seule et la plus ancienne maison de plantation restante, dans sa forme originale. Bien que nous ne visitions pas l'intérieur de la maison, nous nous arrêterons pour des photos et une leçon d'histoire.
37
Plantation et jardins de magnolias
Nous nous promènerons dans l'allée de chênes vers l'étang de réflexion - d'innombrables Snap ! Opportunités de tir.
38
Ancienne église paroissiale Saint-André
La plus ancienne salle paroissiale restante au sud de la Virginie se trouve parmi la mousse espagnole et le cimetière de la famille Drayton.
39
Phare de l'île de Sullivan
Le phare le plus laid d'Amérique !
40
Fort-Moultrie
Promenez-vous le long de la rue de la gare juste au-delà du fort, jusqu'à la plage, et obtenez une grande surprise !
41
Charlotte Street Park
Stroll this quiet antebellum street of Wragg district, where so much happened, and so little realize it.
42
Folly Beach Fishing Pier
This pier had it's heyday in the 1940's as one of the first amusement parks in the nation. Newly renovated, you are free to roam to it's end, or shop inside the terrific beach store (including ice cream and hot dogs) or even have a margarita at Pier 101 Beach Bar (if open).
43
Morris Island Lighthouse
Hike to the end of Folly Beach to get an upclose and personal with the 6th oldest lighthouse in the US. This includes a 3/4 mile roundtrip walk to the lighthouse. We do need to traverse a sand dune to get to the beach.
44
Angel Oak Tree
We will visit this 400-500 year old, John's Island live oak.
45
Drayton Hall
The only and oldest remaining plantation house, in it's original form. While we do not tour inside the house, we will stop for pictures and history lesson.
46
Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
We ride through the grounds with just a brief stop to Snap! a picture of the circa 1870 home.
47
Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
The oldest remaining parish hall south of Virginia, sits among the Spanish moss and graveyard of the Drayton family.
48
The Citadel
This military college dates back to the civil war. Some say, they even started it!
49
Fort Moultrie
Walk along the station street just beyond the fort, to the beach, and get a great big surprise!
50
Stella Maris Roman Catholic Church
This beautiful church was built during the 1830's for the Irish Army Core of Engineers constructing the forts on the island. Travel back in time into this testament of survival.
51
Sullivan's Island Lighthouse
The ugliest lighthouse in America!
52
Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum
Up close view of USS Yorktown & USS Laffey
53
Charlotte Street Park
Stroll this quiet antebellum street of Wragg district, where so much happened, and so little realize it.
54
Folly Beach Fishing Pier
This pier had it's heyday in the 1940's as one of the first amusement parks in the nation. Newly renovated, you are free to roam to it's end, or shop inside the terrific beach store (including ice cream and hot dogs) or even have a margarita at Pier 101 Beach Bar (if open).
55
Morris Island Lighthouse
Hike to the end of Folly Beach to get an upclose and personal with the 6th oldest lighthouse in the US. This includes a 3/4 mile roundtrip walk to the lighthouse. We do need to traverse a sand dune to get to the beach.
56
Angel Oak Tree
We will visit this 400-500 year old, John's Island live oak.
57
Drayton Hall
The only and oldest remaining plantation house, in it's original form. While we do not tour inside the house, we will stop for pictures and history lesson.
58
Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
We ride through the grounds with just a brief stop to Snap! a picture of the circa 1870 home.
59
Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
The oldest remaining parish hall south of Virginia, sits among the Spanish moss and graveyard of the Drayton family.
60
The Citadel
This military college dates back to the civil war. Some say, they even started it!
61
Fort Moultrie
Walk along the station street just beyond the fort, to the beach, and get a great big surprise!
62
Stella Maris Roman Catholic Church
This beautiful church was built during the 1830's for the Irish Army Core of Engineers constructing the forts on the island. Travel back in time into this testament of survival.
63
Sullivan's Island Lighthouse
The ugliest lighthouse in America!
64
Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum
Up close view of USS Yorktown & USS Laffey
65
Charlotte Street Park
Stroll this quiet antebellum street of Wragg district, where so much happened, and so little realize it.
66
Folly Beach Fishing Pier
This pier had it's heyday in the 1940's as one of the first amusement parks in the nation. Newly renovated, you are free to roam to it's end, or shop inside the terrific beach store (including ice cream and hot dogs) or even have a margarita at Pier 101 Beach Bar (if open).
67
Morris Island Lighthouse
Hike to the end of Folly Beach to get an upclose and personal with the 6th oldest lighthouse in the US. This includes a 3/4 mile roundtrip walk to the lighthouse. We do need to traverse a sand dune to get to the beach.
68
Angel Oak Tree
We will visit this 400-500 year old, John's Island live oak.
69
Drayton Hall
The only and oldest remaining plantation house, in it's original form. While we do not tour inside the house, we will stop for pictures and history lesson.
70
Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
We ride through the grounds with just a brief stop to Snap! a picture of the circa 1870 home.
71
Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
The oldest remaining parish hall south of Virginia, sits among the Spanish moss and graveyard of the Drayton family.
72
The Citadel
This military college dates back to the civil war. Some say, they even started it!
73
Fort Moultrie
Walk along the station street just beyond the fort, to the beach, and get a great big surprise!
74
Stella Maris Roman Catholic Church
This beautiful church was built during the 1830's for the Irish Army Core of Engineers constructing the forts on the island. Travel back in time into this testament of survival.
75
Sullivan's Island Lighthouse
The ugliest lighthouse in America!
76
Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum
Up close view of USS Yorktown & USS Laffey
77
Charlotte Street Park
Stroll this quiet antebellum street of Wragg district, where so much happened, and so little realize it.
78
Folly Beach Fishing Pier
This pier had it's heyday in the 1940's as one of the first amusement parks in the nation. Newly renovated, you are free to roam to it's end, or shop inside the terrific beach store (including ice cream and hot dogs) or even have a margarita at Pier 101 Beach Bar (if open).
79
Morris Island Lighthouse
Hike to the end of Folly Beach to get an upclose and personal with the 6th oldest lighthouse in the US. This includes a 3/4 mile roundtrip walk to the lighthouse. We do need to traverse a sand dune to get to the beach.
80
Angel Oak Tree
We will visit this 400-500 year old, John's Island live oak.
81
Drayton Hall
The only and oldest remaining plantation house, in it's original form. While we do not tour inside the house, we will stop for pictures and history lesson.
82
Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
We ride through the grounds with just a brief stop to Snap! a picture of the circa 1870 home.
83
Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
The oldest remaining parish hall south of Virginia, sits among the Spanish moss and graveyard of the Drayton family.
84
The Citadel
This military college dates back to the civil war. Some say, they even started it!
85
Fort Moultrie
Walk along the station street just beyond the fort, to the beach, and get a great big surprise!
86
Stella Maris Roman Catholic Church
This beautiful church was built during the 1830's for the Irish Army Core of Engineers constructing the forts on the island. Travel back in time into this testament of survival.
87
Sullivan's Island Lighthouse
The ugliest lighthouse in America!
88
Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum
Up close view of USS Yorktown & USS Laffey
89
Charlotte Street Park
Stroll this quiet antebellum street of Wragg district, where so much happened, and so little realize it.
90
Folly Beach Fishing Pier
This pier had it's heyday in the 1940's as one of the first amusement parks in the nation. Newly renovated, you are free to roam to it's end, or shop inside the terrific beach store (including ice cream and hot dogs) or even have a margarita at Pier 101 Beach Bar (if open).
91
Morris Island Lighthouse
Hike to the end of Folly Beach to get an upclose and personal with the 6th oldest lighthouse in the US. This includes a 3/4 mile roundtrip walk to the lighthouse. We do need to traverse a sand dune to get to the beach.
92
Angel Oak Tree
We will visit this 400-500 year old, John's Island live oak.
93
Drayton Hall
The only and oldest remaining plantation house, in it's original form. While we do not tour inside the house, we will stop for pictures and history lesson.
94
Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
We ride through the grounds with just a brief stop to Snap! a picture of the circa 1870 home.
95
Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
The oldest remaining parish hall south of Virginia, sits among the Spanish moss and graveyard of the Drayton family.
96
The Citadel
This military college dates back to the civil war. Some say, they even started it!
97
Fort Moultrie
Walk along the station street just beyond the fort, to the beach, and get a great big surprise!
98
Stella Maris Roman Catholic Church
This beautiful church was built during the 1830's for the Irish Army Core of Engineers constructing the forts on the island. Travel back in time into this testament of survival.
99
Sullivan's Island Lighthouse
The ugliest lighthouse in America!
100
Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum
Up close view of USS Yorktown & USS Laffey
101
Charlotte Street Park
Stroll this quiet antebellum street of Wragg district, where so much happened, and so little realize it.
102
Folly Beach Fishing Pier
This pier had it's heyday in the 1940's as one of the first amusement parks in the nation. Newly renovated, you are free to roam to it's end, or shop inside the terrific beach store (including ice cream and hot dogs) or even have a margarita at Pier 101 Beach Bar (if open).
103
Morris Island Lighthouse
Hike to the end of Folly Beach to get an upclose and personal with the 6th oldest lighthouse in the US. This includes a 3/4 mile roundtrip walk to the lighthouse. We do need to traverse a sand dune to get to the beach.
104
Angel Oak Tree
We will visit this 400-500 year old, John's Island live oak.
105
Drayton Hall
The only and oldest remaining plantation house, in it's original form. While we do not tour inside the house, we will stop for pictures and history lesson.
106
Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
We ride through the grounds with just a brief stop to Snap! a picture of the circa 1870 home.
107
Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
The oldest remaining parish hall south of Virginia, sits among the Spanish moss and graveyard of the Drayton family.
108
The Citadel
This military college dates back to the civil war. Some say, they even started it!
109
Fort Moultrie
Walk along the station street just beyond the fort, to the beach, and get a great big surprise!
110
Stella Maris Roman Catholic Church
This beautiful church was built during the 1830's for the Irish Army Core of Engineers constructing the forts on the island. Travel back in time into this testament of survival.
111
Sullivan's Island Lighthouse
The ugliest lighthouse in America!
112
Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum
Up close view of USS Yorktown & USS Laffey
113
Charlotte Street Park
Stroll this quiet antebellum street of Wragg district, where so much happened, and so little realize it.
114
Folly Beach Fishing Pier
This pier had it's heyday in the 1940's as one of the first amusement parks in the nation. Newly renovated, you are free to roam to it's end, or shop inside the terrific beach store (including ice cream and hot dogs) or even have a margarita at Pier 101 Beach Bar (if open).
115
Morris Island Lighthouse
Hike to the end of Folly Beach to get an upclose and personal with the 6th oldest lighthouse in the US. This includes a 3/4 mile roundtrip walk to the lighthouse. We do need to traverse a sand dune to get to the beach.
116
Angel Oak Tree
We will visit this 400-500 year old, John's Island live oak.
117
Drayton Hall
The only and oldest remaining plantation house, in it's original form. While we do not tour inside the house, we will stop for pictures and history lesson.
118
Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
We ride through the grounds with just a brief stop to Snap! a picture of the circa 1870 home.
119
Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
The oldest remaining parish hall south of Virginia, sits among the Spanish moss and graveyard of the Drayton family.
120
The Citadel
This military college dates back to the civil war. Some say, they even started it!
121
Fort Moultrie
Walk along the station street just beyond the fort, to the beach, and get a great big surprise!
122
Stella Maris Roman Catholic Church
This beautiful church was built during the 1830's for the Irish Army Core of Engineers constructing the forts on the island. Travel back in time into this testament of survival.
123
Sullivan's Island Lighthouse
The ugliest lighthouse in America!
124
Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum
Up close view of USS Yorktown & USS Laffey
125
Charlotte Street Park
Stroll this quiet antebellum street of Wragg district, where so much happened, and so little realize it.
126
Folly Beach Fishing Pier
This pier had it's heyday in the 1940's as one of the first amusement parks in the nation. Newly renovated, you are free to roam to it's end, or shop inside the terrific beach store (including ice cream and hot dogs) or even have a margarita at Pier 101 Beach Bar (if open).
127
Morris Island Lighthouse
Hike to the end of Folly Beach to get an upclose and personal with the 6th oldest lighthouse in the US. This includes a 3/4 mile roundtrip walk to the lighthouse. We do need to traverse a sand dune to get to the beach.
128
Angel Oak Tree
We will visit this 400-500 year old, John's Island live oak.
129
Drayton Hall
The only and oldest remaining plantation house, in it's original form. While we do not tour inside the house, we will stop for pictures and history lesson.
130
Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
We ride through the grounds with just a brief stop to Snap! a picture of the circa 1870 home.
131
Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
The oldest remaining parish hall south of Virginia, sits among the Spanish moss and graveyard of the Drayton family.
132
The Citadel
This military college dates back to the civil war. Some say, they even started it!
133
Fort Moultrie
Walk along the station street just beyond the fort, to the beach, and get a great big surprise!
134
Stella Maris Roman Catholic Church
This beautiful church was built during the 1830's for the Irish Army Core of Engineers constructing the forts on the island. Travel back in time into this testament of survival.
135
Sullivan's Island Lighthouse
The ugliest lighthouse in America!
136
Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum
Up close view of USS Yorktown & USS Laffey
137
Charlotte Street Park
Stroll this quiet antebellum street of Wragg district, where so much happened, and so little realize it.
138
Folly Beach Fishing Pier
This pier had it's heyday in the 1940's as one of the first amusement parks in the nation. Newly renovated, you are free to roam to it's end, or shop inside the terrific beach store (including ice cream and hot dogs) or even have a margarita at Pier 101 Beach Bar (if open).
139
Morris Island Lighthouse
Hike to the end of Folly Beach to get an upclose and personal with the 6th oldest lighthouse in the US. This includes a 3/4 mile roundtrip walk to the lighthouse. We do need to traverse a sand dune to get to the beach.
140
Angel Oak Tree
We will visit this 400-500 year old, John's Island live oak.
141
Drayton Hall
The only and oldest remaining plantation house, in it's original form. While we do not tour inside the house, we will stop for pictures and history lesson.
142
Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
We ride through the grounds with just a brief stop to Snap! a picture of the circa 1870 home.
143
Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
The oldest remaining parish hall south of Virginia, sits among the Spanish moss and graveyard of the Drayton family.
144
The Citadel
This military college dates back to the civil war. Some say, they even started it!
145
Fort Moultrie
Walk along the station street just beyond the fort, to the beach, and get a great big surprise!
146
Stella Maris Roman Catholic Church
This beautiful church was built during the 1830's for the Irish Army Core of Engineers constructing the forts on the island. Travel back in time into this testament of survival.
147
Sullivan's Island Lighthouse
The ugliest lighthouse in America!
148
Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum
Up close view of USS Yorktown & USS Laffey
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Politique d'annulation
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Commentaires (44)
Sabrina_M
Jun 2024
LeAnn showed the town of Charleston perfectly! Learned so much history and saw the most beautiful places! Definitely would recommend her as your tour guide and doing the full all day tour!
Réponse de l'hôte
Sep 2024
Thanks for letting me show you the Complete Charleston Lowcountry experience. Get Out of Town!
williamhS3009TV
Jun 2024
I highly recommend this trip. Leann was amazing and she made the whole event very special for us. You see some amazing views and hear some great history about the low country we did not know. The van is comfortable and AC and she had goody bags for everyone with a full agenda and some awesome books. Well worth the money.
Réponse de l'hôte
Sep 2024
Thank you William. I feel like my tours are well worth your hard-earned money. This is super important to me.
Marvin_C
Jun 2024
This is a nice overview of places in the Charleston area. There are short stops at each location along with the bit of history.
Réponse de l'hôte
Sep 2024
Snap! Tours is the ONLY tour company to show you so many places, in so little time! See it all here!

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