Charleston Black History and Gullah Geechee Tour 

Get ready to explore Charleston’s deep-rooted Black history, Gullah Geechee culture, and untold stories on a journey through time. Even if you’ve lived in the Lowcountry your whole life, this tour will introduce you to places you may have never visited and stories you may not have heard!

We’re rolling through history aboard a comfortable, air-conditioned bus, making our way through some of Charleston’s most significant sites, including:

🌟 Mother Emanuel AME Church

🌟 The East Side & Aiken-Rhett House

🌟 Gullah Geechee Communities

🌟 Slave Auction Sites & The Old City Jail

🌟 Philip Simmons Ironwork & The Battery

🌟 The Site of the Hanging Tree

🌟 McLeod Plantation & The Stono River Rebellion

🌟 James & Johns Island, Angel Oak Tree & More!

🚏 Stops Along the Way: Expect to step off at key locations like Mother Emanuel Church, Philip Simmons Statue, The Battery, and more. Stops may be adjusted based on time, traffic, or other unforeseen circumstances to ensure the best possible experience.

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After we wrap up our journey, we’re heading out for an evening of food, fun, and fellowship. Whether you’re looking to continue the conversation or just unwind, we’d love for you to join us!

Seats are limited. Don’t wait—secure your spot today! Let’s make this an unforgettable experience together! 🚍