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CHS gift guide: 10 wellness experiences we’d love to receive

Have a wellness guru on your holiday shopping list? We’ve got you covered.

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Your friends and fam will love these local, experience-based gifts.

Photos by @morganleigh08, Topgolf Entertainment Group, @joel8x, @madison.pinto.photography, and CHStoday

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Happy holidays, Charleston. Have a wellness guru on your shopping list?

We’ve curated 10 experience-based gift ideas for anyone who likes to sweat, play, or just spectate locally — from the weekend warriors and outdoorsy friends to the sports fans and creative crafters.

For the sporty GOATs

Topgolf Gift Card | $50+ | An afternoon at Topgolf in North Charleston is a hole-in-one gift for the golfer in your life. A gift card can be used on a golf bay, food + drinks, or retail merchandise.

Crush Yard Gift Card | $5+ | Whether they’re a newbie or a pickleball pro, your sporty friend can enjoy all that Charleston’s newest pickleball club has to offer with a Crush Yard gift card.

Charleston RiverDogs Season Tickets | $288-$450+ | Gift a 2024 half season or full season ticket package to your baseball-loving bestie. (That’s 33-66+ games.)

For the outdoorsy ones

Private Surf Lesson | $95 | For the friend that loves the outdoors and adventure, give a private surf lesson with Isla Surf School. This 90-minute, one-on-one session is great for first-timers or those looking to improve their skills.

Charleston Harbor Boat Tour | $150+ | A gift certificate to Charleston Speed Boat Adventures is a present that’s sure to thrill. It covers a speed boat rental + 13-mile guided tour to sightsee around Charleston Harbor.

For the self-care superstars

Local Spa Package | $100+ | After a busy holiday season, we could all use a moment to relax + rejuvenate. Send your loved ones an Earthling Day Spa massage, facial, or full-day retreat package.

Candle Making Workshop | $60 | Nothing says “cozy” quite like a candle. Candlefish offers a 90-minute workshop to learn about candle making, explore different fragrances, and make two 9-oz. candles to take home.

For the wellness gurus

Yoga Class Package | $100-$175 | For the yogis in your life (or anyone who needs a little extra zen) grab a 5-class or 10-class pack from The Works — Charleston’s soulful fitness sweat studio that combines yoga, meditation, breathwork, core, and strength work.

Local Cooking Class | $165 | A local cooking class gift certificate is a chef’s kiss for your wellness + foodie friends. Chef Bob Waggoner offers classes in his downtown kitchen for guests to try their hand at different cooking techniques + make a coursed menu using seasonal Lowcountry ingredients.

Charleston Walking Tour | $37-$90+ | Weekend adventurers can make memories as they move with this gift. Send a Bulldog Tours gift card to your friend or family member, and they can decide which experience to explore — from a ghost tour to a culinary tour to a history tour.

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