Josh O was a great host! Went out of his way to take care of our party, even taking care of bring…read moreout our food and drinks

WOW. These people know how to treat you right. Phil was the best guide we could imagine to spend…read morethe day with. He adjusted the agenda to fit our wants after getting to know us. Not only were the places he took us perfect, he was so helpful and friendly in telling us more about the Charleston area. We did the wine, distillery, and beer tour. He was so kind and even let us drop of goods by our Airbnb before picking an amazing rooftop bar in town for our final drop off. We will definitely be using this tour company again.

Always a good time here! Love how relaxing and peaceful it is and the staff here are always so…read morekind! We signed up to be a part of the wine club in large part just because we love this local business so much!

I really wanted to love this winery, as the location is quite charming and the staff was friendly…read more Unfortunately, the wine itself just didn't hit the mark for us. The winery has a large property with plenty of space to explore, including what appears to be a small farm with chickens and pigs. On a warm day, the outdoor seating areas with games would likely make for a lovely experience. However, when it came to the wine tasting, the samples were served in plastic cups, which some may actually prefer. But for us, it took away from the overall experience. And most importantly, the wines themselves just didn't impress our palates. We tried a variety of their offerings, but nothing really stood out or compelled us to purchase a bottle to take home. It's a shame, because the setting is really quite nice. But at the end of the day, the wine is the most important factor, and this winery missed the mark for us on that front. If you're in the area and want to spend some time outdoors in a charming environment, it could still be worth a visit. But I wouldn't go out of your way, especially if you're a serious wine enthusiast.

You might be thinking $250 is a lot, but Chef Forrest gives you an ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL day! You…read moreget a great tour of the city and the food he cooks for you is simply amazing. 100% worth every penny! Trust all of those 5 star reviews and book today!!! You won't be sorry!!!

A tour with Chef Forrest must be on the top of your list when in Charleston. Chef Forrest hosted 12…read moreLSU ladies on a historic tour around the city. He was so knowledgeable and a great story teller. He was very accommodating to our needs and what knowlege we wanted to gain in the tour. The tour ended at his restaurant/bar Azur and we were treated to a 3 course wine tasting lunch, which was AMAZING!! He gave us some tips and tricks for the foodies and poured wines for those that just wanted to be served. I feel so lucky that I was able to secure Chef Forrest to be our personal tour guide AND then have him cook some Charleston household dishes.

This place is stunning, a must visit when in Charleston, you get a tractor ride of the farm and a…read moreguided tour of the first floor of the mansion included. There is a small cafe on the grounds but it's very limited options feels like a road side market. You will get some amazing photos and learn about the history of this plantation which is just as important.

I was meeting a friend in Charleston, but she wasn't arriving until late afternoon. I arrived early…read moreand decided to check out Boone Hall Plantation. So glad I did! This 738 acres farm was beautiful! I spent nearly four hours exploring. I stopped by the visitor center after parking and was given a map. This is where you schedule the tour of the main house (not the original). The tour runs every 30 minutes. You can view the first floor and huge patio in the back. It's worth checking out. After exited the house tour I saw a 600 year old tree by the water. Then the staff advised to head to the parting lot and hop on a trailer being pulled by a tractor for a tour of the property and a history lesson. I learned so much and enjoyed the ride. While taking in the visual beautiful I couldn't help but think about its somber beginning. The crops worked by the enslaved started with cotton and indigo (premature deaths due to the urine used in production). Then the crops were switched to pecans. I told you I learned a lot LOL! There were sessions at different times and places throughout the property offering more history. I also enjoyed a stroll through the gardens which were spectacular and in full bloom at the time I visited Memorial Weekend. They also had several enslaved homes to tour as well as one that was used as a church. And the Visitor Center, in the original cotton mill, included a small museum which housed the original cotton gin. There was a cafe with a small menu, snacks and souvenirs. You can truly spend hours. They were setting up a wedding on the house grounds with the reception being held at the Dock House (be sure to check this out too). Weddings are scheduled to start when visitors are leaving. If you're interested in American history and love to explore the outdoors I highly recommend checking out Boone Hall Plantation.

I'm always down for a good wine. I typically prefer red or white. But I'm not opposed to trying…read morethem all. We stopped in while exploring the area. Would not have known it was there if I didn't decide to walk down the side street. To our surprise they was doing an actually wine tasting at the time. We got to try 3 different wines. The wines was okay but the one that stood out the best to me was the Applebum. Which I was shocked because it wasn't red and I actually liked it. If your in the area stop by and go check it out. There is no street parking. So be prepared to look and pay. Good luck if you find one you don't have to pay for or that's not far. The bottles are very affordable and won't break the bank. The bottle I had will with give you two - three serving depending on your wine glass size. I will be returning!

I love what they have done to this spot! It's lovely and very cozy. They have a limited wine list…read morecurrently, but I think it will expand. Great place to stop for a glass of wine while shopping at the market!

Extremely loud with the high ceilings, and wine tasting was pushed through very very fast Not a…read moretypical wine tasting with an expert person explaining things I could have learned more off the back of the bottle Typical tourist place Not impressed

This place absolutely rocked, Matt gave us a bunch of tastings of wine, was very knowledgeable and…read moremade sure we were having a great time. He was also very accommodating to my fiancé who doesn't drink to make sure she was well taken care of as well. Would definitely come back!

Thoroughly enjoyed this small format cooking class. The instructor was very knowledgeable about…read morelocal food & history. Well-organized do that we were all able to participate. I've made all of the recipes at home. If you enjoy cooking, I recommend.

Charleston Upper King Street Culinary Tour Guide: Georgia…read more 4 stops is pretty low for a food tour, especially since the last one was gelato. Our 3rd stop was a chicken quesadilla and tortilla chips with salsa and queso. I would never call that a "culinary experience". The mussels on the first stop was good but it was shared and some people are gross. A woman I was sharing with used the fork she ate off of to pick mussels out of our shared bowl AND double dipped her bread in the mussel juice. Individual small portions would've been better especially considering I traveled alone. I chose this company because it was local, when I typically use the same one, thinking it would've been the best. I was fooled. This was my least favorite food tour of all my travels. The others might be better. Stops & Food: 1. 39 Rue de Jean- mussels, bread, truffle fries, and brussel sprouts 2. Uncork Charleston - meatball (golf ball sized) 3. El Jefe Texican Cantina- chicken quesadilla, tortilla chips with queso and salsa 4. Tinto Café & Provisions- gelato

This was a great time! Amazing experience and amazing crew!! And when a guests hat flew off his…read morehead the captain whipped around to try and save it better than rose saving Jack from the Titanic. Will absolutely be taking this tour again! Book it you will not be disappointed

Great sunset cruise! Favorite part of entire trip! Captain Mike and Katie were awesome! I highly…read morerecommend!

Mac and cheese was a great horse driver. He kept us safe and was pretty cute too! Matt our guide…read morewas very engaging and a good story teller. Would recommend and would do again!

Great options, friendly staff and coupon code if you can find a tour book…read more Our guide, Wendy, was very knowledgeable and gentle and respectful to our horse guide, Duke. Duke was great!