Orlofseignir í Charleston County

Follow us @flowertowncharm Our urban historic farmhouse and mini farm is located in Summerville, SC. Summerville is a historic town about 25 min outside of Charleston. Many folks are surprised with our mini-farm being in an urban setting. We are unique because this city was built up around our 1870's farmhouse. Want more than an hour with the animals? Come stay with us! www.airbnb.com/h/flowertowncharm You will get up close (literally in your lap if you want) with our super friendly dwarf goats! We also have a Scottish Highland cow, chickens, barn cats, farm dog, bee hives, & a giant totoise. Pretty much all of our animals can be pet, snuggled, & are very friendly! Each one has a name, a special place in our hearts, & this is what makes our farm different from a petting zoo. We have some of the friendliest animals you can meet and are up close to the animals not petting over a fence... We always have something going on that we would love to share with or teach you, DEPENDING on the time of year, such as; cuddling baby goats, raising baby chicks, learning to milk a goat, collecting eggs, brushing moo, feeding the goats, tending to baby kittens, pregnant goats, collecting food from the garden, & just learning what goes on here on our mini-farm on a daily basis! But most importantly, SNUGGLING GOATS!

Experience the beauty of Charleston from the water with a sunset dolphin paddleboard tour. One on one instruction on SUP safety/technique followed by a guided tour to local hotspots for dolphin activity. Other things to note Paddleboarding is easier than you expect! We have boards for all skill levels. Come experience the true beauty of Charleston and meet some local wildlife up close and personal!

You're going to learn more about the history of Charleston on this tour than on any other tour in town. From modern-day Charleston, to how the city came to be, even mind-blowing facts about everything from Slavery to Santa Clause. But we start by discussing what's important to you about history. What you like, and what you hope to learn. This allows us to focus the conversation where you want. I use a story format and I ask you a lot of questions to spur discussion. I'll walk you down the path of Charleston in a funny, interesting, sometimes irreverent way. I'm not going to sugar-coat anything, show you old pictures, or drone on about names and dates you won't remember. My job is to give you the facts and let you make your own informed decisions about history. We'll start at Waterfront Park and head south to the famous Charleston battery. We'll see some amazing sights and have some fascinating discussions about the very colorful history of the early fort of Charles Towne. When we’re finished we’ll end up very close to where we started, none the worse for wear, and the proud new owners of the most valuable souvenir you can take home from your trip – knowledge. Please keep in mind, the tour will last about 2.5 hours, but at the end, I'll give you my list of the best local's places to eat and drink in Charleston....it won't disappoint. :) So, let's get started ya'll

Welcome to Charleston, well known as a drinking city with a slight history problem! With this in mind guests will meet at the initial bar location where one small snack will be served and guests will have the opportunity to purchase some local craft beer or cocktails while the guides (Adam or Bryan) go over a brief personal introduction and history of the City of Charleston. From there guests will walk to predetermined historic sites around the French Quarter including one of the oldest homes in Charleston. Brief stories and accurate historical insight from a licensed guide will cover a period stemming from the early colonial days all the way through World War II including topics on the revolutionary/civil war, pirate attacks, and of course alcohol in this famous city. This is not a typical "sit there and shut up tour" but rather an opportunity to engage with your licensed guide! Guests will be able to seek a brief respite at the next dive bar location and a particular focus will be given to the period of prohibition in Charleston as a city rife with bootleggers, speakeasies, and "Blind Tigers." The tour will finish at a stunningly beautiful local park in close proximity to other area bars and restaurants since many guests just don't want the history and hops tour to end! Other things to note -It gets hot/humid in the summer. -One small snack provided at initial bar location

Craving the freshest possible seafood? Learn the tricks of crabbing with a Charleston native who’s been doing it for years. This is a land based experience. You will meet at a dock on a beautiful river to master the delicate art of throwing a cast net. You can even set bait and fish—it’s as hands-on as you’d like. Don’t worry about having the right skills; there’ll be plenty of activities available for everyone. Anyone 16 and up will require a saltwater fishing license. The freshest seafood is what you can catch yourself, so expect to nab a crab, shrimp, and a variety of fish, too. Other things to note: There are no boats involved. We can catch and release or you can keep anything of legal size. We follow all South Carolina Department of Natural Resources rules and regulations.