Walks of Charleston, Charleston

I’ve done the carriage tours before in Charleston and I would definitely say that the walking tour was more fun and you got to see a lot more. The carriage tours can be great for warmer weather or if you’re with groups that can’t walk for very long, but we were able to stop and ask questions and got to see a closer look at the city than you do on the carriage tour. Capt. Jim was our guide and he was excellent! Very friendly and he helped us out with other recommendations for lunch and how to get to some of the other attractions. All in all, it was my favorite part of our stay in Charleston. :)

Kay Abrams was our guide, and she was very knowledgeable and funny. She is very passionate as a guide and made the walk seem like is was over to quick. We were lucky enough to even get an author to sign our book, and we got to see dolphins jumping in the water. Thank you Kay for a fabulous tour and your southern charm ❤️ Pauline and Mike

Excellent history walking tour of Charleston, and perfect for first time visitors who live history. Our encyclopedic guide Mark Jones packed a tremendous amount of info into two hours. We would have spent the day with him.

Fantastic walk around Charleston. Our guide Amy was so fun. She took us around the city and had wonderful history to share. Great tour!

Our tour guide, Dennis Madrid, was outstanding. Born and raised in Charleston he was a walking encyclopedia of facts and figures about his hometown Charleston. Incredibly passionate and informative without being the slightest bit boring.