Get Out of Town! Visit 12 Lowcountry Stops with the Complete Charleston Tour!

Stroll this quiet antebellum street of Wragg district, where so much happened, and so little realize it.

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).

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.

We will visit this 400-500 year old, John's Island live oak.

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.

We ride through the grounds with just a brief stop to Snap! a picture of the circa 1870 home.

The oldest remaining parish hall south of Virginia, sits among the Spanish moss and graveyard of the Drayton family.

This military college dates back to the civil war. Some say, they even started it!

Walk along the station street just beyond the fort, to the beach, and get a great big surprise!

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.

The ugliest lighthouse in America!

Up close view of USS Yorktown & USS Laffey

Bon Voyage back to your starting point at the Wharfside Aquarium or Waterfront Park. Or Van will drop you off at Liberty Hilton or anywhere downtown Charleston on peninsula