USS Yorktown Ghost Tour
Nighttime ghost tour aboard the decommissioned WWII carrier docked across the harbor in Mount Pleasant.
Tours, parks, gardens, plantations, water — what to do with a free afternoon.
Nighttime ghost tour aboard the decommissioned WWII carrier docked across the harbor in Mount Pleasant.
Family-run pirate adventure cruise departing Ashley Point, blending local maritime lore with hands-on activities for kids on the Charleston Harbor.
BYOB pontoon boat tours departing from Lockwood Drive along the Charleston Harbor and Ashley River.
Boardwalks, trails & fishing boats highlight this tranquil town park with creek & wetlands views.
Swamp garden with giant cypress trees offering boat tours plus a butterfly house attraction.
A nautical-themed playground, 1,250-ft pier with bench swings, cafe/gift shop & scenic harbor views.
Family-friendly bus and boat tour operator running sightseeing routes through the historic peninsula since 1967.
A 943-acre nature setting with paved trails, picnic sites & access for fishing, crabbing & kayaking.
Well-known park with Charleston Harbor views, plus a large lawn, walkways & fountains.
Tidal boardwalk along a working shrimp boat dock in Mount Pleasant, where pelicans outnumber tourists on slow weekday mornings.
A pair of historic military sites with roots dating from 1776 & featuring Charleston Harbor views.
Tidal park on Johns Island with boat access, walking trails, and marsh views along the Stono River.
Seawall promenade at the tip of the peninsula where antebellum mansions face the harbor and cannons point toward Fort Sumter.
Accessed by boat, this fort with ruins, gun emplacements & a museum saw the Civil War’s first shots.
Canoe and kayak outfitter on the Edisto River, running guided tours and rentals through one of the longest free-flowing blackwater rivers in the country.
Historic walking city where centuries of architecture, cobblestone streets, and harbor views reward those who slow down enough to look up.
Two Civil War forts bookending Charleston Harbor, reachable by ferry, where the first shots of the war were fired.
Park offering a jogging & biking trail with harbor & sunset views, plus fishing areas & boat launch.
Romantic-style gardens dating to 1680. Azaleas peak in March; camellias bloom all winter.
Free public swings overlooking the Cooper River at Waterfront Park, a reliable stop for kids and anyone who wants a harbor view.