Things To Do
Sullivan's Island
Head to Sullivan's Island for the ultimate beach day! We recommend you park by Station 17 or 21 for the ultimate beach space. Don't forget a chair or towel these aren't provided at the beaches here 🌴
Ghost City Tours
Charleston is known as America's 2nd most haunted city. Give an evening Ghost Tour a go for a fun night out (followed by some beers of course!)
Aquarium Wharf
One of the best aquariums in America- this isn't to miss! 🐠
Folly Beach Fishing Charters
Want to catch some amazing fish? Head to Folly Beach for a great day out on the boats! A spot tail or a shark are both on offer to catch- great way to see the seas and catch dinner!
King Street
Shopping Galore! Head to King's Street for some of Charleston's best shopping with amazing boutiques and fantastic stores. 🛍
Tanger Outlets Charleston
Looking for more shopping? Head to Tanger Outlets for even better deals and more shopping options!! 🛍
Historic Charleston City Market
One of the most popular things to do in Charleston is to browse through the old market building, a prominent landmark in the historic district. Lively and colorful, it is a good place for souvenir shopping and just absorbing the local atmosphere.
Fort Sumter National Monument
The ruins of the battered fort are well preserved, and National Park Rangers tell the story of Fort Sumter and how it helped shape history.
USS Yorktown CV-10
Just across Charleston Harbor from the Historic District is Patriots Point, where you can board the USS Yorktown. This immense vessel was the tenth aircraft carrier to serve in the United States Navy, receiving the Presidential Unit Citation and earning 11 battle stars for service in World War II, as well as five battle stars for service in Vietnam.
Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens
One of America's oldest working plantations, the 1681 Boone Hall is best known for its moss-draped, three-quarter-mile Avenue of Oaks and for preserving original slave cabins. The highly photogenic trees that frame the approach to Boone Hall were planted in 1743 by the son of Major John Boone, the original owner.
Old Slave Mart Museum
In the heart of the French Quarter, near the French Huguenot Church, the Old Slave Mart Museum is set inside the building where slaves were auctioned prior to the Civil War. Learn about America's history in detail and how the Civil War changed the path of America for good.