Boat trips · CHARLESTON BOAT TOURS
Good charleston boat tours fill up weeks ahead and the calm mornings go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Charleston’s 90-minute harbor cruise to Fort Sumter, with history, sunset views, seating advice, pricing, and practical tips.
“The person we had was very knowledgable about the history of Charleston and also gave us alot of great info and trivia about the city and its history.”
Cruise Charleston’s tidal creeks to Morris Island for dolphins, shells, birds, and views of the historic lighthouse.
“We were a group of four friends that decided to book the "Charleston Eco Boat Cruise with stop at Morris Island Lighthouse". George was our captain for the "Sugar Bear" boat. George was excellent, knowledgeable about the area, wildlife and gave great facts. We enjoyed the tour very much- a relaxing pace.”
Cruise Charleston Harbor aboard a 1920s-style steamer, seeing Fort Sumter, 75 landmarks, dolphins, and sunset views in 90 minutes.
“It was quite enjoyable. we loved the views the commentator and the ride”
Charleston Harbor sunset cruise review with catamaran views, dolphins, landmarks, practical tips, pricing, weather advice, and honest pros and cons.
“Great experience, beautiful sunset, a few dolphin sightings too. Would recommend everyone to take this sunset cruise.”
River hour, cave run, whale ground or a deck with lunch on it.
