CHARLESTON HARBOR · BAY CRUISES
The sailings worth boarding, reviewed.
The 7 charleston harbor cruises travellers cast off on most, lined up side by side. How long you are on the water, what you sail past, who is at the helm, and what a spot on deck costs.
Ride a 1920s-style Bay Steamer through Charleston Harbor with live captain narration, Fort Sumter views, dolphins, and a snack bar.
Most Popular“Great overview of the city for those who are new to Charleston.”
Two-hour Charleston sunset harbor cruise by 45-foot catamaran, past the Battery, Ravenel Bridge, and Fort Sumter, with dolphins possible.
“The sunset cruise was wonderful! The guide/Captain were funny and informative. I would do this again”
Charleston land-and-harbor tour: 90-minute coach ride past Rainbow Row and churches, then a 90-minute cruise for Fort Sumter and USS Yorktown views.
“The tour was informative and interesting. The bus had AC and the boat ride was relaxing.”
1.5-hour Charleston Harbor cruise with live English narration, restrooms onboard, and views of Fort Sumter, USS Yorktown, Ravenel Bridge.
“It was a thorough tour of the harbor with non-stop narration. The speaker is very knowledgeable but the volume was too high on the speakers”
Private 2-hour Kismet harbor cruise in Charleston with included rafts and water hammocks, BYOB, and a friendly crew for up to 15.
“Can’t share photos cuz we had too much fun! Honestly both Quent and Hailey were such a lovely surprise, went above and beyond, and made our trip perfect. Thank you so much!”
A 1.5-hour after-dark catamaran cruise in Charleston with live haunted storytelling, pirate legends, and views like Ravenel Bridge and USS Yorktown.
Charleston by land and sea in 4 hours: a narrated historic district minibus tour plus a Carolina Belle harbor cruise with 75+ sights.
Sightseeing sailings, sunset cruises and island runs, in the bays and harbours that do them best.
