Charleston Museum
Carriage Tour of Downtown Charleston
Local Cuisine
Georgia Aquarium
Cannon Firing Demonstration
Highlights
Magnolia Plantation and Gardens
Explore centuries of history at the Drayton family home while learning about life in the 1800s. Walk through 10 rooms furnished with early American antiques, porcelain, and other family heirlooms. Marvel at the famous romantic-style garden that has made up their horticultural legacy, boasting a world-renowned camellia collection and over 35,000 plants. Some sections are over 325 years old, making them the oldest unrestored gardens in America!
Fort Sumter
Climb aboard for a cruise to this iconic brick fort, situated on an artificial island in Charleston Harbor. We’re transported back in time to a pivotal moment in history while learning about its role in defending Charleston from foreign naval threats. See the aftermath of its attack in 1861 by Confederate forces while still under construction, walk to where cannons and artillery once stood guard, and gain insight into the events that ignited the American Civil War.
Savannah Riverboat Luncheon Cruise
Experience Southern hospitality on a narrated harbor luncheon cruise along the beautiful Savannah River. Listen to the captain’s intriguing tales of the city’s modern port while enjoying views of the historic riverfront, Talmadge Memorial Bridge, Hutchinson Island, and Old Fort Jackson. Along the way, relax during our hearty buffet-style lunch in the opulent ballroom. Savor regionally celebrated dishes prepared with fresh local ingredients, including shrimp and grits, fried chicken, macaroni and cheese, sweet potato souffle,
Southern greens, cornbread, and more!
Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum
Home to the renowned World War II aircraft carrier, the USS Yorktown, this expansive museum sits on the beautiful Charleston Harbor. Explore memorabilia that recounts the history of our country’s most pivotal wars including a fleet of National Historic Landmark ships, the Cold War Memorial, the Congressional Medal of Honor Society, the Medal of Honor Museum, and the only Vietnam Experience Exhibit in the United States.
Cooking Class at Chef Darin’s Kitchen Table
Discover the secrets of Low Country cuisine in a fun, hands-on cooking class! Guided by Chef Darin, learn how local dishes have been shaped by historical, cultural, and social influences while preparing some that are the cornerstone of Southern gatherings, such as fried chicken or shrimp and grits. After mastering time-honored techniques, savor the authentic flavors during dinner and treat yourself to a taste of classic pralines.