Charleston—walkable and compact—is one of the South's most easily navigable cities. Rent a cruiser for twenty bucks a day to scoot all around the peninsula.
Tour Charleston's Old & Historic District and see some of the most distinctive architecture and gardens the city has to offer. You'll fall in love with the city's rich culture and devotion to history. Tours run from mid-March through April.
Visit this distillery for a taste and to learn how they craft their sorghum whiskey, botanical gin, and rums, including a rhum agricole, one of only two made in the country.
Walking tours are as plentiful as debutantes in Chucktown, but they aren't all equal. The Oyster Point team leads the pack with their small group tours that cover about 2 miles of territory with personable guides well-versed in the history and lore of the city.
You know you're in the South when a bwling alley serves fine bourbon and boiled peanuts. This retro-inspired playground sports eight lanes, vintage arcade games, and even an outdoor half-court for shooting hoops.
Experience Lowcountry adventure at its best! Charleston’s premier ropes and challenge course on Folly Road. Conquer high and low elements expertly designed for maximum fun.
