Charleston Cruise Reviews

Loved this place. Use the free city hop on bus to get an overview of the city. Lovely friendly people. If you come out the rear doors of the very long 200 year old market and carry on walking up the street a bit further, on the left is a lovely old authentic coffee shop. Coming back down towards the market again, on the other side of the road is a lovely 3 storey bar called Henrys. Roof terrace ...

A stylish city ...

The port was very easy to get to from the airport. There's actually two buses that will take you to downtown from the airport where you can walk a short distance to the port. The express bus is $3.50 and more direct. You can also take the local bus which takes about an hour for $2 ($1 if you're a senior) and then take a second free bus to right in front of the port. This beats the $30 that ...

It's different than any I've been to. But lots of help to show you the way. ...

We had never been to Charleston, SC, so the ship being diverted from Bermuda was okay with us. Walked over the the market on Market St. very busy, lots of stuff to see and buy, both in the market and in the shops on either side of the market. We did not take a ship excursion but did take a one hour Carriage Tour of the Historic district with Old South Carriage Co., the ones with the red sash. ...

Charleston is one of the greating cities in the world. A must see. ...

We enjoyed Historic Charleston tremendously. We came in after Hurricane Dorian and the town was open and very welcoming. We only wish that we had more time to explore this interesting area. ...

we just went sight seeing, that's what we like to do. there are plenty of things to do if you need activities. ...

Love walking King St! Eating at Halls Steakhouse! Staying at the Restoration boutique hotel. Seeing the city on a bike taxi. ...

Odd choice to call here at the peak of summer heat when other port further north were surely available for this long repo cruise. ...