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COMBO: SEE IT ALL CITY BUS TOUR & BOONE HALL PLANTATION TOUR

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Starting from

Adult

Ages 12+

$ 86

Child

Ages 4-11

$ 47.5

Explore Charleston & Boone Hall Plantation 

Take a trip through the history of America’s oldest working, living plantation. Boone Hall dates back to 1681 and opened in 1956 to the public after the McRae family purchased it. It is the most popular plantation in Charleston and has been used for filming of The Notebook, North and South, and Days of Our Lives.

Important Notice: If you are booking our 1:00 p.m. Boone Hall and city tour combination, you must call our office directly and make a reservation for your city tour, as you are unable to take the city tour at the end of the day due to city tourism regulations.

The half-day plantation tour (4.5 hours) includes many options:

  • A 30-minute house tour by a well-informed guide in historical dress
  • A self-guided tour through the beautiful gardens to view antique roses over 100 years old!
  • A guided Slave Street & History Presentation through living quarters and historic relics
  • View 8 original cabins for enslaved people, all completed in a different theme containing photos, life size figures, and more.
  • Gaze at the ¾-mile Avenue of Oaks containing 270-year-old giant live oaks draped in Spanish moss.

Highlights of the 1.5-hour historic city tour may include:

  • Select stories from 350 years of Charleston history
  • Beautiful architecture in the historic district
  • Drive through The Citadel, the South’s most famous military academy
  • The Old City Market, lovely gardens, wrought iron art, and many of the city’s 210 churches
  • Tour around the Battery and stop for a photo opportunity with Fort Sumter in the background
  • Many other historic sights of Charleston!

Round-trip transportation provided in our climate-controlled buses, and all gate fees are included in the price of the tour!

Want more Charleston? Check out what is included with our tours FOR FREE!

The Powder Magazine – South Carolina’s oldest public building. Exhibits focus on South Carolina’s colonial military history! All of tours include free admission!