6 Days Exploring Charleston Outdoors Itinerary

Begin your day with a visit to the stunning Magnolia Plantation and Gardens, one of America's oldest gardens. Have breakfast at Millers All Day, which offers hearty breakfast options in a cozy atmosphere.

Continue your exploration with a trip to Middleton Place, another historic plantation known for its landscaped gardens. Enjoy lunch at Hominy Grill, famous for its Lowcountry cuisine.

Take an evening tour of the beautifully preserved Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens. For dinner, head to FIG, where you can savor innovative Southern dishes.

Start your cultural journey with a visit to the impressive collection at the Gibbes Museum of Art. Have breakfast at Another Broken Egg Cafe, known for its creative breakfast dishes.

Explore more history at the fascinating Charleston Museum, which showcases Charleston's rich past. For lunch, dine at SNOB (Slightly North of Broad), offering contemporary Southern cuisine.

End your cultural day with an evening visit to the historic Aiken-Rhett House. Enjoy dinner at The Ordinary, which specializes in fresh seafood dishes.

Kick off your outdoor adventures with a scenic walk across the iconic Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge (Cooper River Bridge). Have breakfast at The Daily, offering fresh pastries and coffee.

Spend your afternoon exploring nature on a unique experience like the Dolphin Sighting & Shelling Cruise to Historic Morris Island. For lunch, try out local favorites at Tattooed Moose known for their duck club sandwich.

Wrap up your adventurous day with an evening sail on the luxurious 2-hour private BYOB sailing charter around Charleston Harbor:  Charleston Private BYOB Luxury Sailing Cruise. End your day dining al fresco at Leon's Oyster Shop.

Visit one of Charleston's most famous landmarks: St. Michael's Church [24313] for some peaceful reflection time in this beautiful church dating back to 1761. Have breakfast nearby at Toast! All Day which serves up classic southern breakfasts all day long!

Next stop is exploring another historical home: Heyward-Washington House [24317] built-in 1772 by Thomas Heyward Jr., signer Declaration Independence followed by lunch @ local favorite spot: Basil Thai Cuisine serving delicious Thai food w/ southern twist!

Conclude today’s historical journey visiting beautifully preserved home turned museum showcasing life during antebellum period: Edmondston-Alston House built-in 1825 overlooking battery promenade then dine @ award-winning restaurant Peninsula Grill famous coconut cake!

Start off last morning enjoying tranquil views from Waterfront Park while sipping coffee from Second State Coffee nearby before heading over explore Morris Island Lighthouse via boat tour capturing breathtaking photos.

Take leisurely stroll through bustling City Market filled w/local artisans crafts souvenirs perfect mementos trip followed relaxing lunch Fleet Landing waterfront restaurant.

End memorable trip w/ sunset harbor cruise enjoying panoramic views city skyline followed farewell dinner Magnolias celebrating finest southern hospitality cuisine!