| Rating |
Date Attended [v] |
Reviewer |
Gender |
Age |
Where From? |
Group Type? |
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See a lot in a short Time
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| Thu, Mar 5 7:15 AM |
fbeneker |
Male |
60-69 |
Domestic Tourist(s) |
Family Without Children |
| My wife and I enjoyed all four areas of the trip. The boat tour was especially nice. I am not usually much of a fan of box lunches but this trips lunch was an exception. It was wonderful, fresh and the cookie was "to die for". The driver was very good about giving directions and being prompt. I thought twice about spending $100 @ but it was well worth the money. |
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Excellent
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| Thu, Feb 26 7:15 AM |
LouLeone |
Male |
70+ |
Domestic Tourist(s) |
Group of Friends |
| Bus driver was kind, curtious and professional.
Tours were excellent, boat tour of the harbor was very good as well as the tour of the plantation.
Buggy tour was extremely well done and very informative.
Market was interesting.
Box lunch was very good as well.
I would recommend this tour to any group or individual tourist. |
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A Day in Charleston
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| Wed, Feb 25 7:15 AM |
GeorgeElder |
Female |
60-69 |
Domestic Tourist(s) |
Family Without Children |
| Our tour of Charleston was very nice. Our bus driver was quite informative and the ride was very pleasant. The bus was neat and clean.
We really enjoyed the carriage ride and the operator was well schooled in the history of Charleston. My husband enjoyed the Harbor Boat ride the best.
The stop at Boone Plantation was interesting and the property beautiful. The woven baskets were much more affordable there than in the Market.
I would recommend a handout of some kind that provides an outline of the day that one could keep as a memento. |
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Well worth the price
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| Wed, Feb 25 7:15 AM |
FayAbe |
Female |
60-69 |
International Tourist(s) |
Family Without Children |
| Had a wonderful day. All tour guides were friendly, knowledgeable and informative. Highly recommend. |
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Carriage ride through Charleston;boat ride;plantat
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| Wed, Feb 25 7:15 AM |
gailbart |
Female |
60-69 |
International Tourist(s) |
Couple on a Date |
| A great trip to Charleston from Myrtle Beach... time to catch up on lost sleep from early morning start
Carriage tour through historic downtown Charleston very informative and enjoyable but cold ...blankets to cover up from the cold would be appreciated
Time to shop in the historic slave markets was good...sweet grass baskets very expensive...save your money for Boon hall plantation
Boat tour in the harbour... very enjoyable Suggest that the people who do the boat tour take a carriage tour so that information is not repetitive... I know that they do the tour for everyone not just those of us who have just been on the carriage but they could expand on information instead of repeating it.
Boon hall also very enjoyable and informative..buy your baskets here...hint
A quiet trip back to Myrtle Beach just in time to go out to dinner |
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EXCELLENT
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| Wed, Feb 25 7:15 AM |
PATHANLON |
Male |
60-69 |
Domestic Tourist(s) |
Group of Friends |
| BEST I CAN SAY IS,GREAT TRIP |
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Feedback
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| Wed, Feb 25 7:15 AM |
gailallen |
Female |
50-59 |
International Tourist(s) |
Couple on a Date |
| We really enjoyed our trip. Our bus driver was Excellent! He was very informative and really pleasant. We felt the plantation tour should have been done first, then the harbor tour with lunch and the carriage tour last as the weather was a little cool for the carriage ride first thing in the morning. We would recommend this tour to other people. Thank you. |
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Boone home waste of money
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| Wed, Feb 18 7:15 AM |
johnstover |
Unspecified |
50-59 |
Domestic Tourist(s) |
Group of Friends |
| We all really like the tour except for the Boone Plantation. We were only allowed in 3 rms and the house wasn't as old as described. It was a reproduction home built in the 1930's. We were all very disappointed with that part of the trip. The bus ride, carriage tour of Charleston and boat tour of the harbor were excellent. |
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A Wonderful Way To Spend A Day!
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| Wed, Feb 18 7:15 AM |
JanetChaffee |
Female |
60-69 |
Domestic Tourist(s) |
Group of Friends |
| Everything about this tour was great, except we all would have liked more time at The Marketplace (the venders would have liked that, also). We went on this tour before (so obviously we enjoyed it ), but we did the carriage ride last and then had about an hour in the Marketplace, instead of doing the carriage ride first, and having only 20-25 minutes, at most, in the Marketplace. Our carriage driver was excellent and provided much history of the area, as well as injecting humor, which made the ride very interesting and enjoyable.The harbor tour was very interesting, and the box lunch was excellent! The Captain let the young boy who was with us steer the boat and ,of course, he was thrilled with that! Boone Plantation is just beautiful! We enjoyed the ride around the grounds, and the interesting history of the Plantation which was given by the driver. Thanks! |
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Very Nice
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| Wed, Feb 18 7:15 AM |
jpfeenaughty |
Female |
60-69 |
Domestic Tourist(s) |
Family With Children |
| This tour was the opposite of the tour we did 3-4 years ago. We did the plantation first the last time. The carriage ride was first this time. We had little to no time in the market to look, walked through one building and to the bus awaiting us with 10 min to spare. Did want to at least look in the shops. The boat tour was very nice, luch also, thought that there should be refills on the soda without a charge and as well coffee and tea should have been available without a charge. Plantation was very nice. Bus driver was very quiet, merely gave needed information, when to return to the bus. He was not able to answer questions when asked, avoided the conversation, getting busy with another task. When we took our first tour, the driver pointed all the places along the route and a little information about where we were and what was a point of issue. Our driver said nothing the entire trip. All in all it was a nice trip and if you had not done this before you would not have missed the little extra's we had in the first trip. |
