Top Myrtle Beach City Tours

Escape beach crowds of Myrtle Beach and embark on a day trip to Charleston and Fort Sumter. Experience the best of Charleston as you explore the historic district in a horse-drawn carriage, shop in the city market, and enjoy a boat ride around Charleston Harbor. Then, head to Fort Sumter for a pass by to the national monument as well as a tour of Boone Hall Plantation.

Uncover Myrtle Beach’s eerie past aboard a trolley bus on this history tour. Climb aboard the enclosed vehicle and travel south to Murrells Inlet, listening to local ghost and pirate stories along the way. Learn about the historic families who lived in the area and pass by several historic landmarks that are purported to be haunted before heading back to Myrtle Beach.

Enjoy a scenic journey to one of America's greatest historic treasures—Charleston, South Carolina, for a day of sightseeing, shopping, and dining. Experience the highlights of Charleston on a full sightseeing day trip from Myrtle Beach. Tour package includes a boxed lunch, a ride through the historic district in a traditional horse-drawn carriage, Charleston Harbor boat tour, a visit to Boone Hall Plantation with a guided tour, and a brief stop at the Old City Market. 

Save time and money when you book this day trip from Myrtle Beach to Charleston. This perfectly packaged tour allows you to discover the best of the southern city for less than if you traveled there on your own. Enjoy a guided tour of Charleton’s historic district in a tour bus, a visit to Boone Hall Plantation, plus free time to explore Charleston on your own.

Ideal for history buffs, this trolley tour lets you dive deep into Myrtle Beach's beginnings and experience during the second world war. You'll learn about the U-boat threats off the coast and the arrival of German POWs while making stops at such landmarks as Myrtle Beach's first golf course and the Historic Myrtle Beach Colored School Museum.

Discover the streets of Myrtle Beach as you explore the city on a historic trolley. Stop at the Jack Thompson Photo Gallery to see the city through the years as well as Charlie’s Place Historic Site, where several famous artists performed between the 1930s and 1960s. While you ride, learn about the city’s rich music and movie history that began in the mid-20th century.