Charleston Sailing Harbor Adventure and Tour

Sail the Charleston Harbor, see dolphins, amazing sunsets or even participate in real sailing yacht regattas. Fate is not only the most demanded but also the largest and nicest sailing yacht available for Charter in Charleston, known for her beauty under sail, exquisite appointments below deck and the best customer service in the industry.
Charters depart from Downtown Charleston just minutes from most hotels. Standard sails are 2 hours, sailing to Ft Sumter or the Ravenel bridge depending on wind conditions.

We can narrate and give a full history tour or we can just put on some great music and let you enjoy yourselves and take in the beautiful sights of the Charleston Harbor. Its up to you

We provide complimentary bottled water and soft drinks but you're welcome to BYOB or make it easy and have it catered through Caviar Bananas and enjoy charcuterie, wine, champagne, beer or brunch on board during your trip, delivered directly to the boat.

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Meeting Point

17 Lockwood Dr

17 Lockwood Dr, Charleston, SC 29401, USA

Located in Downtown Charleston at the Safe Harbor City Marina. Park or get dropped off at the Variety Store and Salty Mikes Bar, Walk towards the water follow the signs to the left to W dock where you'll find the crew ready for you.

What to expect:

Duration: between 2 hours and 4 hours

Battery & White Point Gardens

2 Murray Blvd., , Charleston, 29401, South Carolina

We sail past the Charleston Battery and see the pre antebellum homes that adorn the waterfront.

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Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge

, , Charleston, 29403, South Carolina

We typically pass by the Ravenel Bridge, a Charleston staple and longest cable-stayed bridge in North America.

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Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum

40 Patriots Point Rd, Mount Pleasant, 29464-4377, South Carolina

We pass by the mighty USS Yorktown aircraft carrier which was turned into a museum in 1976 after serving in WW2, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. Next to the USS Yorktown is the destroyer, USS Laffey, nicknamed "The Ship That Would Not Die".

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Fort Sumter National Monument

340 Concord Street, , Charleston, 29482-9748, South Carolina

We can sometimes sail close to Ft Sumter where the first shots of the Civil War were fired marking the official beginning of the war.

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