Boone Hall Plantation Tour

Taking a stroll through Boone Hall Plantation with Crafted Travel will create lasting memories and provoke your interest in one of Charleston’s finest locations. And for an individual price of $150, it’s hard to find a better deal anywhere else for a 5-hour event. A Charleston Limo Bus package, priced at a modest rate, is also available. It’s a great investment that adds an extra boost so that you can get even more out of your experience. This package includes bottled water, snacks, and a quality sound system with strobe and limousine lighting. If you’re wondering why you might want to visit Boone Hall Plantation, there are many possible answers. Boone Hall has been heralded as the most photographed plantation in all of Charleston, and it features a gracing display of colonial oak trees known as the “Avenue of Oaks.” These trees are loved for their captivating beauty and encompassing shade. In addition to the endless list of amenities and points of interest, Boone Hall has a storied connection to the early history of Charleston—with a lineage tracing to the slave trade—that helped form the city into what it is today. Boone Hall Plantation is one of America’s oldest functioning plantations, and it earned the title by continually growing crops for over three-hundred years. It was listed on the federal government’s National Register of Historic Places in 1983. The property contains many points of significance, including numerous slave cabins and cottages. Ownership of the property has cycled from the hands of a Canadian family to a Georgian prince—all adding a personalized touch that makes Boone Hall so unique. Since 1995, it has been operated by the McRae family, who have focused on preserving the original structures and gardens.