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*This tour is not recommended for babies and very young children. Children over ten only, please. Liz only takes small groups ( up to 6 people) on the tour at a time to allow everyone time for a lot of great pics! if you have a larger group that is FINE just contact her for available dates! Guests will meet Liz Duren in a Washington Square Park in the heart of the Historic District and be led on a 90-minute tour of the French Quarter, the infamous South of Broad neighborhood, and the Battery. Along the way, we will pause for portrait photography among beautiful backgrounds with cobbled stones, ironwork, window boxes, and more. After the tour, Liz will carefully edit your photographs and email a link to a gallery of your images. Photos are available as digital downloads for 14.95 each. You may also buy them all for a deep discount so check with Liz after the tour! Other things to note We walk about one and a half miles at a slow pace. In the summer we dash from shade to shade to stay cool so don't worry about the heat! This tour is NOT recommended for young children.

You're going to learn more about the history of Charleston on this tour than on any other tour in town. From modern-day Charleston, to how the city came to be, even mind-blowing facts about everything from Slavery to Santa Clause. But we start by discussing what's important to you about history. What you like, and what you hope to learn. This allows us to focus the conversation where you want. I use a story format and I ask you a lot of questions to spur discussion. I'll walk you down the path of Charleston in a funny, interesting, sometimes irreverent way. I'm not going to sugar-coat anything, show you old pictures, or drone on about names and dates you won't remember. My job is to give you the facts and let you make your own informed decisions about history. We'll start at Waterfront Park and head south to the famous Charleston battery. We'll see some amazing sights and have some fascinating discussions about the very colorful history of the early fort of Charles Towne. When we’re finished we’ll end up very close to where we started, none the worse for wear, and the proud new owners of the most valuable souvenir you can take home from your trip – knowledge. Please keep in mind, the tour will last about 2.5 hours, but at the end, I'll give you my list of the best local's places to eat and drink in Charleston....it won't disappoint. :) So, let's get started ya'll

After a brief safety speech, we will shove off the dock and head into the scenic Charleston Harbor. As we raise the sails and turn the engine off, you'll immediately feel the relaxation set in and discover why the sailboat is named Mental Heeling. You'll be involved as much (or as little) as you prefer as we navigate the Harbor together. Tacking and gybing our way to the various landmarks including: Fort Sumter, The Battery, USS Yorktown, Castle Pinckney and the iconic Ravenel Bridge. Guests under the age of 13 will be required to wear a life jacket per the US Coast Guard. I will have adult and child life jackets onboard. Other things to note You will receive a Welcome Message via Airbnb messenger upon booking, PLEASE READ! Booking Tip- book early in your visit in case we need to reschedule due to weather. You can bring any snacks/drinks that you would like. Adults 21+ may bring alcohol. **Please avoid bringing any glass**

The most popular time to sail is sunset which provides the perfect atmosphere to get away from the daily grind. Up to at total of six guests can kick back, relax and soak up the last remaining rays of sun or be as active in the sailing of Alliance as they wish. Depending on tides, currents and wind our three-hour harbor tour will take you down the Intercostal waterway off Sullivan’s Island, out to Fort Sumter, the Charleston Battery and waterfront, up to the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge, Yorktown and Patriots Point. We will circle the entire harbor while you relax on the bow, amidships or cockpit and breath it all in. It is a rare occasion when we do not see a dolphin riding our bow wake or playing in the harbor waters around Alliance. If interested in learning the finer points of sailing, put yourself to work and find out what it is like to helm a boat and trim the sails. Instruction can be freely given and you can do as little or as much as you like. Regardless of your interest level, Alliance Sailing Charter exists for your enjoyment and we will do our utmost to make your sail a memorable one. Other things to note It is a good idea to think of a sailing charter as you would day at the beach. A towel, camera, sunscreen and hat, etc. are all important items. Passengers should wear soft-soled tennis shoes only.

This walking tour led by Captain Bryan is not your average "sit there and shut up" tour where the guide won't even remember your name. Rather, after brief introduction, Captain Bryan will lead you on a historic journey of how Shem Creek came to prominence with its famous shrimping fleet and much more. Unlike any other tour in the area, guest have the ability to see the industry at work. Guest will start with some underlying history of the area in Old Village. Perhaps the group will meet Mr. Rector at Geechie Seafood with his several shrimp boats, beautiful reminders of the bountiful harvest to be conducted offshore. Furthermore, sample some of the key lime pie (if available) made by the family of Mrs. Fitch who is the owner of Mt. Pleasant seafood or try your hand cast netting or pulling a crab pot. This is not a tour, it is an experience to immerse yourself in a culture that is truly intrinsic to the area. Take back history, culture, language, a small snack, but most of all guests will take from this experience an underlying appreciation for our local shrimpers and the history behind these hard working men and women. As Captain Bryan says, " Live the Local Life" and this experience is the perfect opportunity to do so. Other things to note Please note this is an active walking experience, guests should be able to walk at leisurely pace for 1.5 hour time span.