Quick Details
Adults
Ages 12 and older
$ 70
Children
Ages 4-11
$ 36
Infants
3 and under
Visit USA Today’s 10 Best Choice as the “Best Plantation in the Charleston Area!”
Take a trip through history as you explore one of America’s oldest working, living plantations. Boone Hall Plantation was purchased in 1955 by the McRae family and opened to the public in 1956. Along the tour, enjoy the history of Charleston and its legends!
On this half-day tour, you have the option of:
- House Tour: This 30-minute tour begins on the front porch and is given by a well-informed guide in historical dress. The tour also introduces you to the history of Boone Hall Plantation and its evolution through several owners since 1681.
- Slave Cabin and History Presentation: Look at the living quarters, historic relics, and lifestyle of the enslaved people who lived here at Boone Hall.
- Garden Tour: One of the main features of our garden are antique roses that are over 100 years old.
- “Exploring The Gullah Culture:” Boone Hall Plantation is the only plantation in the S.C. Lowcountry to offer a live, seasonal presentation of this unique culture adapted by African enslaved people.
Round-trip transportation in our climate-controlled buses and all gate fees are included in the price of the tour!
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What’s not included?
If you wish to purchase food, souvenirs, or drinks while at Boone Hall, the cost of those items is not included in the tour price. Gratuities are not included, nor required, but always appreciated for a job well done!
Can I bring food or beverages?
While you cannot eat or drink on our vehicles, you may packing snacks or a light lunch to eat while at the plantation. Lunch will also be available for purchase at Boone Hall Plantation.
What type of ticket should I buy if I’m bringing a very young child?
While we welcome children of all ages on the tour, the tour is not recommended for small children. We have reduced price tickets for children ages 4 to 11. Children ages 3 and younger are free with an accompanying adult ticket.
Is photography allowed at Boone Hall Plantation?
While photography is not allowed inside the house at Boone Hall Plantation, you are welcome to take photos during the other portions of the tour.
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