Mila & Jared
Things To Do
Fort Sumter Tour
Built in 1829, the first shots of the Civil War were shot here. It's a historic fort and National State Park of South Carolina. They also offer dinner tours to Fort Sumter, some may be interested in.
Ghost City Tours
Charleston is considered one of the most haunted cities in the US. If you are into the paranormal, try this out! They also have a haunted pub crawl for those brave enough. ---(Do not use bulldog tours, they are borrrrrrring)---
Old South Carriage Company
If you are feeling like exploring this beautiful city but don't feel like putting miles on your lamborfeeties, check out this horse drawn carriage company. They take you around most of the city and also have a booze pops truck right next to them.
Isle of Palms Beach
For those of you that want to party all day and night, Isle of palms offers a great beach and plenty of bars/restaurants for when your feelings hungry and THIRSTY
Folly Beach
For the more laid back beach goers, Folly beach has a laid back vibe and some good surfing is you're feeling up for dippings those dogs in the water. Parking is a little annoying at times fair warning.
The Charleston Museum
For those history buffs out there or even for those that enjoy seeing old things that go boom, have we got a place for you. This museum is home to all sorts of treasures from the rich history of this beautiful city. From the original blunderbusses to a full grown polar bear (its dead), this has a little bit of everything for everyone.
South Carolina Aquarium
Hey, who doesn't like staring at animals that are trapped behind glass for the remainder of their lives with no hope for escape? We're just kidding, all these animals are born in captivity and have absolutely no hope of surviving in the wild. (Losers!) They do have a turtle rescue however. They take injured turtles and put them in little pods where they help fix em up and set them free again once they are all healed up.
Sullivan's Island Nature Trail
Beautiful hike through Sullivans Island that would make a nice spot to… propose? Its got bike trails and walking trails as well.
Cypress Gardens
This has something for both the Man and Woman. For my men, we have alligators and other manly stuff. For my women, I'm sure you already know but this is where part of The Notebook was filmed.
Charleston City Market
Downtown Charleston has something for everyone. Its got plenty of shopping, walking from one store to another outside feeling that lovely breeze. It has some amazing places to eat also, one of which being a place called Hymens. It is a world renown seafood restaurant. They have name placards in each seat where someone famous sat and ate. I am talking presidents, musicians, artists, actors/actresses. (I'm not bullshitting you, look it up)