Small Group Walking Tour of Charleston
Most Tours in Charleston will have 20 people on a tour. I like to keep my tours smaller and max out at 10 people. By having smaller groups it allows my guests to have a more personalized and unique experience.
This tour features detailed History & Storytelling with licensed tour guide & USC history alumnus Adam J. Moore
What we will do
Grab a coffee and get your day started off right with a morning history tour of beautiful Charleston, South Carolina. I will provide Intricate & detailed history + great storytelling and personality on our tour. I like to keep these tours smaller in size to encourage conversations and questions.
Tour Days - 4 Days Per Week (Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday)
Time : 10:00 am - 12:00 pm & 1pm-3pm
Starting Location: 151 Meeting Street Charleston, SC 29401
(We start in the old historic district just 1 block from Market Street)
With: Owner & Licensed tour guide Adam J. Moore
Price: $27 per person
Group Size is Limited: Up to 10 People Max Per Tour-Book Early To Get a Spot
For Phone Bookings, Questions or Private Tours Call or Text Adam at 843-754-3838
Group Size is Limited: Up to 10 People Max Per Tour-Book Early To Get a Spot
LARGER PRIVATE TOURS ARE AVAILABLE - Call or Text To Schedule a Private Tour
Excellent History Tour With Adam
“My wife and I went on the 2 hour history tour with Adam. What a wonderful experience. Adam was very knowledgeable of Charleston’s history. He made you feel like you were right there at the moments in Charleston history. Highly recommended.”
- Richard from Hartford
More About What We Will Do
We will walk through the same city streets and alley ways as the British, Americans, the Enslaved, Confederate Soldiers, Union Soldiers, Politicians & Presidents like George Washington.
This isn’t a tour with just a bunch of quick facts and figures. I pride myself on being an engaging storyteller. Because we are taking a walking tour I will be able to take the time to share with you entertaining and real stories from our history that impacted not only our state, but our Country as a whole.
