Magnolia Plantation Admisión y tour con transporte desde Charleston
Descripción
Disfrute de una visita de 4,5 horas a Magnolia Plantation y vea la plantación que ha superado la prueba del tiempo y que se remonta a 1676. Para la visita a uno de los lugares de interés histórico más importantes de los Estados Unidos, viajará con total comodidad a bordo de un autobús con aire acondicionado. Esta visita está dirigida por un experto guía profesional, que puede hacerle retroceder en el tiempo.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
La historia y la belleza de Magnolia Plantation han resistido el paso del tiempo. También es la única plantación en el río Ashley que sobrevivió tanto a la Revolución Americana como a la Guerra Civil. Es una de las plantaciones más antiguas del sur y también es conocida como el jardín más hermoso de Estados Unidos. Este tour guiado de Magnolia Plantation viene con transporte de ida y vuelta en nuestros autobuses con clima controlado. Todas las tarifas de entrada están incluidas en el precio de este recorrido de 4.5 horas y le permitirán retroceder en el tiempo, para que pueda experimentar la increíble historia de Magnolias. En este recorrido, experimentará un viaje en tranvía narrado de 45 minutos pasando cabañas de esclavos, a través de pantanos, campos de arroz y verá vida silvestre como caimanes, garcetas, garzas y tortugas en la visita de plantación y jardín de casi 600 acres. También recibirá una caminata guiada por el último jardín romántico a gran escala de Estados Unidos, que también se conoce como el jardín más hermoso de Estados Unidos.
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Información importante
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- El tour no está recomendado para niños menores de 3 años.
- Las bebidas están disponibles para su compra en la plantación Magnolia
- No se pueden acomodar sillas de ruedas, pero podemos acomodar a personas con movilidad reducida si pueden ser asistidas por un acompañante.
- Sin mascotas. Se permiten animales de servicio.
- El código de vestimenta es casual
- Por favor llegue 15 minutos antes de la hora de salida
- Se requiere una cantidad moderada de caminata, no se recomienda para personas con movilidad limitada.
Opiniones(901)
A good idea to bring bug spray, sun screen and water if it is warm out. You essentially are in a tropical environment it will be hotter and more humid than you think.
This was such a fantastic experience. Greg is a wonderful guide/narrator. Very friendly and knowledgeable. The plantation itself is beautiful and so interesting historically. Allen took us on a wonderful, informative tour of the house.
Great time. Hot and humid but had a great time. Wear good walking shoes and a hat and u will be good.
Our family had such a lovely time. John from Galway who was the slavery to freedom tour guide was such a gem!! You can see his passion in what he does and is very informative of what happened on the grounds.
The plantation grounds were beautiful. The house tour was very interesting. The staff was very knowledgable and kind.
The house tour was great, the guide was knowledgable. The house tour took about a half an hour. Then we took a nature train ride that was not great at 110 feel temperature which went through the swamp where everyone was attacked by mosquitoes . This time of year it’s probably not necessary. We r from FL we see alligators and turkeys all the time. The slave quarters were interesting but in Boon Hall they had recording and writings about the buildings. Again it was too hot to walk the gardens. The Shuttle dropped us off for 4 hours all 9 people on our tour were done after 2 hours. We didn’t have anywhere to go to get out of the heat. Probably much nicer in cooler months. If going in the summer month best to take your own transportation.
Our driver and tour guide, Greg, was the best: extremely friendly and so knowledgeable! He was pointing out interesting places and facts about Charleston as we were driving through the city (churches, types of houses, the Palmetto Palms and the State Flag) on the way to the Magnolia Plantation. He then spent time preparing us for what to expect when we arrived, what we would see, and the timeframes for each tour. He made sure we were comfortable by pointing out where the restrooms were located and where we could purchase food and drink. We walked through gardens, around swamps and the Ashley River. Greg explained so many interesting facts that we would never have known if we simply drove ourselves and walked around the place. He pointed out wildlife as we walked (alligators, herons, egrets, turtles and anhinga). Thankfully we did not see any snakes! He even took the time to take our photo at the picturesque long white bridge (suitable for framing)! I highly recommend this tour. The bus ride was very comfortable, and the smaller group size was perfect.
We had a great time on this tour. Greg was a wonderful guide who took care of us and made sure to add more history along the way.
During summer months be sure to bring water with you and wear good walking shoes. Our guide was fantastic, friendly and very knowledgable.
Beautiful scenery with narration along the way. Craig did an excellent job keeping the tour updated on times, pickups, and details. He even took pictures of everyone on the bridge individually. It's about 4 hours between drive time and tours. You get a walking garden tour, a tram tour through the forest, and a house tour included with spare time to grab a snack or visit the wildlife center or enslaved quarters. You could easily spend another hour or two there walking the grounds.
