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Sail away with these four romantic charters in Charleston

We are exploring options for romantic charter dates, including historic tours, sunset cruises, and dining experiences.

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A sightseeing tour with Charleston Harbor Tours is a great date idea.

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Looking for date night ideas? We’ve got you covered. If you’re considering a romantic evening on the water, keep reading for four charters in Charleston perfect for couples.

Side note: Charleston is filled with boat options, and if you know of any romantic outings we missed, feel free to share with the team.

Charleston Harbor Tours | This charter offers a variety of themed tours, allowing you to pick one that suits your preferences. For example, consider a midweek date on the “Wine Down Wednesday” cruise for a relaxed evening with your special person.

Sandlpapper Water Tours | Step aboard the Palmetto, a 45-ft catamaran, for a sunset cruise on Charleston Harbor. Refreshments are available for purchase. During the cruise, you’ll enjoy close-up views of iconic spots like the Battery, the Ravenel Bridge, forts, barrier islands, and lighthouses.

Adventure Harbor Tours | Offering a personalized experience, this charter allows you to choose your adventure. Whether it’s a sunset cruise, wildlife watching, or exploring nearby islands, the flexibility to customize your outing adds a special touch for couples.

Palmetto Breeze |This romantic option for a date due to its luxurious, spacious catamaran, offers smooth sailing and panoramic views of Charleston’s coastline. Couples can enjoy onboard amenities like a full bar and some cruises feature live music, and the opportunity to spot dolphins adds a magical touch to the date.

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