Experience the chills of a Charleston ghost tour with a spooky twist, a haunted horse and carriage ride. Traverse winding side streets and cobblestone alleyways effortlessly on a horse-drawn carriage, all while your guide reveals eerie tales from Charleston's intriguing past. Cruise past notable sites like the Mills House, the Circular Congregational Graveyard, and the Provost Dungeon in the heart of the Holy City. This wheelchair-accessible ghost tour offers a unique and entertaining way to delve into Charleston's ghost stories and niche history, covering more ground in less time than a traditional walking tour.
This is a haunted tour done from a horse-drawn carriage rather than on foot, which changes what it is good for. Because you ride, it covers more ground in less time than a walking tour and rolls past sites like the Mills House, the Circular Congregational Graveyard, and the Provost Dungeon while the guide tells eerie stories. If you want the ghost-story atmosphere without the cobblestone mileage, the carriage is the reason to pick this over Charleston's walking options.
It suits travelers who prefer to sit and take it in, groups with mixed walking stamina, and anyone short on time, and the listing notes it is wheelchair accessible. It is a weaker fit for people who want to get out and stand at each location or go inside sites, since a carriage keeps you moving and viewing from the street. Expect an entertaining, story-driven evening ride through the old city's side streets and alleys rather than a slow, stop-and-explore walk.
Questions people ask
Do we walk on this tour?
No. It is a horse-drawn carriage tour, so you ride through the side streets and alleyways while the guide shares the stories, which covers more ground in less time than a walking tour.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the listing describes it as a wheelchair-accessible ghost tour, making it an option for those who cannot do a long walking route.
What sites do we pass?
The carriage route passes notable sites including the Mills House, the Circular Congregational Graveyard, and the Provost Dungeon in the heart of the city.
