USA · BOAT TOURS IN CHARLESTON
The 8 best boat tours in Charleston you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Cruise Charleston Harbor to Fort Sumter aboard the Carolina Belle for Civil War history, city views, bridges, dolphins, and sunset scenery.
“The knowledge of captain in narrating the shoreline. Great experience. Would recommend to others visiting Charleston”
Cruise Charleston’s tidal creeks to Morris Island for dolphins, marsh views, shell hunting, and a close look at its historic lighthouse.
“Staff was awesome. Equipment and grounds were average. Matt and Chris especially. Trip to the Island was awesome. Then the rains came. Driver did his best to get us back to the office. A boat with some cover from the elements would have been preferred.”
Cruise Charleston Harbor aboard a 1920s-style steamer, with live history, Fort Sumter views, dolphins, and sunset scenery for $49.
“Awesome, learned a lot about historical facts during this time”
Watch Charleston’s sunset from a 45-foot catamaran with harbor views, dolphins, local landmarks, music, and a relaxed two-hour cruise.
“Captains were a lot of fun! Well worth the price. Learned a lot and enjoyed all of the views. It was a laid back feeling.”
Ride Charleston Harbor by water taxi, connect four major stops, spot dolphins, and enjoy an affordable, flexible way to sightsee.
“It was a very nice and relaxing ride. My kids enjoyed it, husband and so did I. The drivers were very nice.”
Review of Charleston’s 2.5-hour luxury dinner cruise, with harbor views, Fort Sumter, live music, local food, costs, and practical tips.
“Enjoyed the Harbor ride and ability to move among levels, Food was very good and staff very attentive. Would highly recommends to others.”
Sail Charleston Harbor aboard the 84-foot Schooner Pride, with Fort Sumter, dolphins, bridge views, and a relaxed, hands-on cruise.
“Great sail boat ride, the day was gorgeous so perfect for a sail. The captain and crew were great, let some guests help raise the sails.”
Review of Charleston’s 2.5-hour Spirit of Carolina dinner cruise, with harbor views, live music, a three-course meal, and practical booking tips.
“The food and service were both excellent and the drinks were reasonably priced. The music was also a very nice touch. It was a very memorable evening.”
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