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Popołudniowy rejs wycieczkowy szkunerem po delfinach w porcie Charleston

Przegląd

Meet us at Aquarium Wharf near Concord St. and Calhoun St. in Charleston SC as you experience historic Charleston Harbor aboard our classic 84-foot Tall Ship for a unique sailing experience. There is no better way to witness all our beautiful Charleston sites as we hoist the sails and set off through the waters, past some of the most historic sites in the country and witness to some of the most playful bottle nose dolphins racing around the harbor. Sail by notable sites such as Fort Sumter, USS Yorktown, Arthur J. Ravenel Bride, and the Battery. Because we are sailing vessel working with the weather conditions of the day, the route and landmarks we pass on a daily basis can vary. Join us for a relaxing harbor sail!

Miasto: Czarleston

Thu 08 Jan

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co jest zawarte

Przepłyń obok niektórych z najpopularniejszych miejsc w Charleston, takich jak Fort Sumter i Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge

Podziwiaj panoramiczne widoki, płynąc na pokładzie klasycznego statku o wysokości 84 stóp

Zobacz figlarne delfiny butlonose ścigające się po porcie

1,5 godziny - rejs szkunerem po porcie Charleston

Sail past some of Charleston's top sites such as Fort Sumter and Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge

Experience panoramic views as you enjoy your sail aboard a classic 84-foot tall ship

See playful Bottle Nose Dolphins racing around the harbor

Dodatkowe informacje

Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Welcome to bring your own snacks or picnic; however you can not bring your own beverages
Guests are welcome to go below deck or stay in the shade of the sails to keep out of the sun
The Schooner Pride is not wheelchair accessible. We will do our best to accommodate disabled persons, but there are 5 stairs then a gangplank to cross to board. The "head" is also below deck and you will need to negotiate stairs to use it.

Czego oczekiwać

Duma szkunera

Twój rejs rozpocznie się w Aquarium Wharf, gdzie wsiądziesz na swój prawdziwy żaglowiec napędzany wyłącznie przez Matkę Naturę i jej niesamowitą siłę wiatru. Po wejściu na pokład obserwuj, jak załoga podnosi żagle. Podróżuj po wodach, na których kiedyś zakotwiczył Czarnobrody, zrelaksuj się na pokładzie i wyobraź sobie czasy, gdy port był pełen tych wspaniałych statków. Jeśli chcesz, możesz wnieść na pokład własne jedzenie, ale nie napoje; piwo, wino i napoje bezalkoholowe można kupić na pokładzie na własny koszt.

Muzeum Marynarki Wojennej i Morskiej Patriots Point

Chociaż nie jest to rejs z narracją, niesamowita załoga z przyjemnością odpowie na pytania dotyczące niektórych z najbardziej historycznych zabytków Charleston, które zobaczysz, takich jak Patriots Point i USS Yorktown, lotniskowiec klasy Essex, który odegrał ważną rolę podczas World II wojna.

Most Arthura Ravenela Jr

Nie zapomnij o nowoczesnym cudzie Charleston z bliska imponującym mostem Arthura Ravenela Jr., jednym z najdłuższych mostów wantowych na zachodniej półkuli. Zapraszamy do pomocy w podnoszeniu i trymowaniu żagli lub możesz usiąść i cieszyć się jazdą.

Pomnik narodowy fortu Sumter

Zobacz piękne domy, które stoją wzdłuż Baterii i słynnego Fortu Sumter, gdzie padły pierwsze strzały z wojny secesyjnej, i obserwuj pelikany wykonujące akty nurkowania.

Park nadbrzeżny Joe Rileya

Przejedź obok Charleston Waterfront Park

The Schooner Pride

Your cruise starts at Aquarium Wharf, where you'll board your genuine tall ship, powered only by Mother Nature and her incredible wind power. Once on board, watch the crew hoist the sails. Travel through waters that Blackbeard once anchored in, relax on deck, and imagine a time when the harbor was filled with these magnificent ships. You may bring your own food on board, if you wish, but not drinks; beer, wine, and soft drinks are available for purchase on board at your own expense.

Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum

While this is not a narrated cruise, the incredible crew is happy to answer questions about some of Charleston's most historic landmarks that you will see, such as Patriots Point and the USS Yorktown, an Essex-class aircraft carrier that played an important role during World War II.

Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge

Don't forget about Charleston's own modern marvel with an up-close look at the impressive Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge, one of the longest cable-stayed bridges in the western hemisphere. You're welcome to help raise and trim the sails, or you may sit back and enjoy the ride.

Fort Sumter National Monument

See beautiful homes that line the Battery and famous Fort Sumter, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, and watch for pelicans performing diving acts.

Charleston Waterfront Park

Pass by Charleston Waterfront Park

The Schooner Pride

Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum

Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge

Fort Sumter National Monument

See beautiful homes that line the Battery and famous Fort Sumter, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, and watch for pelicans performing diving acts.

Charleston Waterfront Park

Pass by Charleston Waterfront Park

The Schooner Pride

Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum

Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge

Fort Sumter National Monument

See beautiful homes that line the Battery and famous Fort Sumter, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, and watch for pelicans performing diving acts.

Charleston Waterfront Park

Pass by Charleston Waterfront Park

The Schooner Pride

Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum

Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge

Fort Sumter National Monument

See beautiful homes that line the Battery and famous Fort Sumter, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, and watch for pelicans performing diving acts.

Charleston Waterfront Park

Pass by Charleston Waterfront Park

The Schooner Pride

Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum

Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge

Fort Sumter National Monument

See beautiful homes that line the Battery and famous Fort Sumter, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, and watch for pelicans performing diving acts.

Charleston Waterfront Park

Pass by Charleston Waterfront Park

The Schooner Pride

Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum

Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge

Fort Sumter National Monument

See beautiful homes that line the Battery and famous Fort Sumter, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, and watch for pelicans performing diving acts.

Charleston Waterfront Park

Pass by Charleston Waterfront Park

The Schooner Pride

Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum

Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge

Fort Sumter National Monument

See beautiful homes that line the Battery and famous Fort Sumter, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, and watch for pelicans performing diving acts.

Charleston Waterfront Park

Pass by Charleston Waterfront Park

The Schooner Pride

Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum

Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge

Fort Sumter National Monument

See beautiful homes that line the Battery and famous Fort Sumter, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, and watch for pelicans performing diving acts.

Charleston Waterfront Park

Pass by Charleston Waterfront Park

The Schooner Pride

Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum

Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge

Fort Sumter National Monument

See beautiful homes that line the Battery and famous Fort Sumter, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, and watch for pelicans performing diving acts.

Charleston Waterfront Park

Pass by Charleston Waterfront Park

The Schooner Pride

Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum

Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge

Fort Sumter National Monument

See beautiful homes that line the Battery and famous Fort Sumter, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, and watch for pelicans performing diving acts.

Charleston Waterfront Park

Pass by Charleston Waterfront Park

The Schooner Pride

Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum

Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge

Fort Sumter National Monument

See beautiful homes that line the Battery and famous Fort Sumter, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, and watch for pelicans performing diving acts.

Charleston Waterfront Park

Pass by Charleston Waterfront Park

The Schooner Pride

Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum

Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge

Fort Sumter National Monument

See beautiful homes that line the Battery and famous Fort Sumter, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, and watch for pelicans performing diving acts.

Charleston Waterfront Park

Pass by Charleston Waterfront Park

The Schooner Pride

Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum

Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge

Fort Sumter National Monument

See beautiful homes that line the Battery and famous Fort Sumter, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, and watch for pelicans performing diving acts.

Charleston Waterfront Park

Pass by Charleston Waterfront Park

The Schooner Pride

Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum

Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge

Fort Sumter National Monument

See beautiful homes that line the Battery and famous Fort Sumter, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, and watch for pelicans performing diving acts.

Charleston Waterfront Park

Pass by Charleston Waterfront Park

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Zasady anulowania

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Zdjęcia podróżników

Recenzje (422)

wkraft725

Jul 2013

Dear Sir, Madam, I have a major compliant about the “Afternoon Dolphin Sail” (left at 4:00 PM) we took on the Pride on Wednesday, June 12, 2013. We were a party of six (6) staying at the Courtyard Marriott – Historical District. We made our reservations through the concierge at the Courtyard on Tuesday, June 11, 2013.. The concierge called your company to make the reservation. The person on the phone for Schooner-Pride said a credit card number was necessary to hold the reservation. My wife got on the phone and supplied a credit card number. The Schooner–Pride person informed my wife that the reservation was non-cancellable and non-refundable if we failed to appear for the cruise. After the call was completed, the concierge recommended that we arrive at the departure point, Aquarium wharf, by 3:30 PM in order to get good seats. The next day we left in order to arrive at the wharf by 3:30. I arrived at the wharf ahead of the rest of our party. When I arrived at 3:30, the wharf was deserted. The schooner was there, but there was no evidence of any persons or other activity on the schooner. Alarmed that we might be at the wrong place, and mindful of the admonition that our reservation was non-refundable, I hollered at the schooner and otherwise made noise, thinking that persons may be below deck. I received no response. After 5 minutes or so a person showed up. I do not know his name but he was wearing a blue shirt. I asked him about the yacht and our reservation. He confirmed that the yacht was the Pride and asked if we had tickets. I said no, that our reservation had been made by telephone from our hotel. He said we had to have tickets to board the Pride. We discussed this a bit, but the person insisted we needed tickets. I asked where I had to go to get tickets. I was told I had to go to the ticket office that was several piers away. I took off to find the ticket office, somewhat unsure of where it was because we were tourists on our first trip to Charleston. I will mention at this point that the day was unusually hot; the temperature was near 100. Running around trying to find a ticket office was not fun. I finally heard my wife calling me; she had come looking for me. It seems that Pride staff had arrived and we were booked for the 4:00 sail. I later learned that the person giving me advice was a photographer, who obviously had no knowledge of the Pride’s booking process and never should have been giving advice to prospective passengers. I suggest that you take steps to insure that similar persons are advised not to give advice to passengers about boarding protocol. However, my major complaint concerns the sail itself. The sail was advertised as a two (2) hour sail around Charleston harbor. I was somewhat surprised when we boarded to note that there was no cover available anywhere on the yacht for shade from the sun. As I mentioned, the day was unusually hot. There was also little wind that day. In any case we started our sail. We went to the bridge and then proceeded to Fort Sumter. Although, the sails were all raised, because there was little wind most of the time we were under motor. As we began to get close to the end point of the cruise, the skipper turned off the engine. The result is that we sat in the water, the sails barely fluttering because there was no wind. I have considerable sailing experience myself. We were sitting on the water in 100 degree heat, with no breeze, and no respite from the sun. I asked myself, what is going on? Why doesn’t the skipper at least turn on the engine to create a cooling breeze? After a while (we sat in the water under the hot sun for over 20 minutes), I finally figured it out. The sail was advertised as a two (2) hour sail and if we had continued we would have reached the dock in less than two hours. I looked at my watch in order to time our arrival. After about 20 minutes or more, the skipper turned on the engines and we proceeded to the dock. We touched the dock at exactly 6:00 PM. I consider the skipper’s behavior to be extremely unprofessional. I can only conclude that the skipper was more concerned with using the engine (and the resulting fuel cost) than the comfort of his passengers. It is not clear to me why the yacht could not have been under engine, which would have provided a cooling breeze, even if it meant sailing past the dock and returning. I am positive the skipper was aware that his passengers were sweltering under the sun, but he obviously did not care. Perhaps this is Schooner-Pride’s normal course when a cruise threatens to end early. I will send a copy of this e-mail to the concierge at the Courtyard with a recommendation that they not book future guests on the Schooner-Pride. Bill Kraft [email protected]

Odpowiedź od gospodarza

Jul 2013

Mr. Kraft, Thank you for taking the time to post your review. I apologize that you did not enjoy your experience on the Schooner Pride. As you can see from our many reviews on Trip Advisor and our ticketing site Zerve, we have a high standard of excellence and most often meet and exceed that. We are rated 4.7 out of 5 stars on Zerve and have received a certificate of excellence on Trip Advisor. It seems that you were misinformed about boarding the vessel from the hotel and/or a person that does not work for the Schooner Pride. There are several signs at the boarding location that do say "boarding for the Schooner Pride" and have our phone number if there are questions. We typically board about 10 minutes prior to sailing. We do not have a ticket office nor have we ever had a ticket office at the Aquarium Wharf. I am sorry for the confusion and I will make sure to communicate this to the concierge at Marriott as well as the Photogenic staff. This is unacceptable to send guests on a hunt for a ticket office that does not exist. I am very sorry that they made you walk on a hot day. As far as shade goes, the Pride does not advertise having any cabin or reprieve from the sun as it is a sailing vessel and all of the seats are on the deck. She is a traditional 18th century replica, coastal trading schooner and I do not know of any public sailing vessel in the area that does have this feature. We try to refrain from using the engine so that we can provide a true sailing experience and as a sailor yourself, you must understand that we have no control over the wind. It has nothing to do with timing or fuel costs, but in keeping with the tradition of sailing and providing that experience. Of course, we must use the motor to get back to the dock once the sails are down, but we will take that under advisement and speak with the Skippers and Owner about days like this. Thank you again for your review and I do apologize that you did not enjoy your experience. We would be happy to have you and your guests aboard again. Perhaps on a cooler day and maybe for a sunset sail to really enjoy the views of Charleston Harbor. Best Regards, Drew Yochum Director of Sales and Marketing Charleston Harbor Tours & Schooner Pride 843-722-1112 | [email protected]

suave1983

Jul 2012

My husband and I took this cruise on the Schooner Pride on our last day in Charleston. It sails around the Charleston Bay harbor, going by Ft Sumter. There is no narration on this tour, and it was nice to just sit and listen to the water and the wind on the sails. The 3 crew members were great, taking time out of their sailing duties to offer drinks onboard. My husband helped out some with moving the sails and really had fun. Highly recommended

gloria s

Apr 2012

Just got back from a harbor cruise on the Schooner Pride, and I have to say it was so relaxing and enjoyable. The crew was great, two young women and Captain Terry did a great job. They asked for volunteers to help raise the sails, and I am so glad I volunteered, cause it was so much fun! I highly recommend this as one of the top 10 things to do in Charleston!

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