Charleston / Savannah 2017
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- Private evening in Savannah featuring Madeira traditions
- private Charleston Harbor cruise
- special evening of Gullah folktales
- guided plantation tour with historic interpreter
- dine-around in Charleston
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- An exclusive private evening featuring a taste of Savannah's beloved Madeira traditions at the Federal-style Davenport House Museum, followed by a charming dinner at 45 Bistro in Savannah's oldest hotel, The Marshall House Special presentation in Hilton Head by Aunt Pearlie Sue, master storyteller of Gullah-flavored folktales; she'll take you on a journey from the roots of Gullah history in West Africa to coastal Carolina A private cruise in Charleston Harbor, where Charleston's rich maritime heritage comes alive, from the Revolutionary War to pirates to nature; visit places that bigger boats can't reach A guided tour with expert interpreters that delves into three centuries of history at Drayton Hall, Charleston's only surviving 18th-century plantation house open to the public A walk through America's oldest landscaped gardens, lunch and a house tour during a guided visit to Middleton Place Airport transfers upon arrival and departure as detailed 15 meals (7 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 5 dinners); service charges, gratuities to local guides, admission fees, taxes and porterage
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PORTOFCALL : Charleston, SC
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