Planning To Visit Charleston? Best things to do on the South Carolina Coast

This beautiful city was initially known as "Charles Town. It offers a bit of everything to visitors: stunning construction, world-class dining, historic charm, natural beauty. Yes, visitors visit the city for its part in the country's history, the candy-color Georgian homes of Rainbow Row, the intoxicating cobblestones streets, lush sceneries, and gigantic church spires that give Charleston its "Holy City" moniker. Still, the city also has a thoroughly modern vibe, with galleries, restaurants, breweries, local shops, and entertaining activities that cater to locals and visitors alike.

Here's a complete guide about when should you visit, where to stay, what to do, and more about what should you consider while booking Charleston SC tour packages are below:

Are you planning Your Trip to Charleston?

When should you Visit the City: Weather-wise, the best time to stay at Charleston is in the spring (March through May) when magnolia trees and flowers are in full bloom, and the temperature is ideal. Ideally, the fall (September through November) is also great weather-wise. The temperature significantly cools off, and the humidity is lower, but be aware that September is also the peak of hurricane season, and migrations could occur. Summers are incredibly long, hot, and humid, but air conditioning is abundant, and it's also a great time to enjoy the area's many coasts and fun activities. Wintertime can be frigid and rainy, but still milder than other portions of the nation (and state), and an excellent time for exploring the historic homes and churches.

Charleston has a bus system, and public transportation is limited to the town. Different Parts of this historic district are easily walkable. Still, it's best to rent a car or take a ride share service or taxi to and from the airfield or to sightsee beautiful attractions in the rest of the area in Charleston.

Best Things to Do in SC

First-time tourists can enjoy wandering the streets of downtown, whether that's to enjoy the stately old homes, waterfront views or to pop into one of the numerous galleries and retail shops.

History buffs will enjoy a walking tour or visit the Charleston Museum, the Fort Sumter National Monument, or Patriot's Point Naval & Maritime Museum. At the same time, the South Carolina Aquarium is a must for families. Arts enthusiasts can explore the Gibes Museum of Art, the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at the College of Charleston, and Charleston Music Hall. Outdoor enthusiasts who love and always want to enjoy having a beach day can do activities like biking, boating, and golf in nearby areas like Kiawah Island and Isle of Palms.

Suppose you are taking Charleston SC tour packages.

In that case, you can explore areas like Waterfront Park Rainbow Row. Visit different destinations on your own quickly on foot or by bicycle, or book a free, two-hour guided walking tour, with options ranging from the city's origins to Civil War history to notable architectural landmarks.

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