Tour Pass Saves Charleston and Savannah Visitors Time, Money and the Headache of Deciding Where to Go, What to Do

Visitors and locals have the option to save up to 50 percent or more on some of the area’s best tours, attractions and restaurants. TourPass.com is in its second year and just launched in Charleston’s sister city, Savannah, Georgia in time for the spring and summer tourist season.

Created by Keith Simmons, publisher of Traveler of Charleston Visitor Magazine, this tour pass offers visitors convenient package options at a discounted price.

“With so many incredible tours, attractions, restaurants and sights to see, we know it can be a little overwhelming for visitors to decide what to do. We created Tour Pass to make it simple for tourists to save time, money and the hassle of researching where to go and what to do,” Simmons said. “We’ve hand-picked some of the best tours and attractions and continue to add more. We see the Tour Pass as the go-to resource for visitors in Charleston and Savannah.”

Here’s how it works:

• Go to TourPass.com to select a one through five-day pass.
• Purchase the pass online and instantly receive a text and email with a mobile pass link. The mobile pass provides detailed information about attractions, maps and a digital guide and works on all mobile devices.  
• Purchases can be made up to six months in advance, but the pass isn’t activated until the user chooses an activation date.
• Risk-free-guarantee allows all unactivated passes to be fully refunded for up to six months from purchase date.

Pricing for Tour Pass Charleston starts at:

• 1-Day Pass: $69 adults, $39 children

Participating tours, attractions and restaurants include:

• Adventure Sightseeing Bus Tour
• Boone Hall Plantation
• Center for Birds of Prey
• Charleston Speed Boat Adventures
• Caw Caw Interpretive Center
• Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site
• Charleston Fun Park
• Charleston Harbor Fish House ($7 off order)
• Charleston Harbor Tours
• Charleston Strolls Walking Tour
• Charleston Tea Plantation
• Charleston History Walking Tour
• Whodunnit Murder Mystery Walking Tour
• Chilling Charleston Ghost Walking Tour
• Charleston Water Taxi
• Confederate Museum
• Deep Water Vineyards
• Firefly Distilleries
• Ghost & Dungeon Walking Tour
• Ghost & Graveyard Walking Tour
• Glazed Gourmet Doughnuts
• GrayLine City Bus Tour
• The Grit Counter ($7 off order)
• McLeod Plantation
• Nathaniel Russell House Museum
• North Charleston Fire Museum
• Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
• Palmetto Carriage Tours
• Pounce Cat Cafe (1 free beverage)
• Revelry Brewing Co. (2 free pints per person)
• Slave Mart Museum
• SpiritLine Harbor Tour
• The Charleston Museum
• The Gibbes Museum of Art
• The Powder Magazine

More attractions are being added to the Tour Pass all the time.

“Visitors continually ask us for recommendations about how to structure their visit. They want ideas and suggestions on great tours, attractions and sights to see. We were eager to be part of Tour Pass because it’s a great way for visitors to package all the best Charleston has to offer in a reasonably priced and convenient setup,” said John LaVerne, owner of Bulldog Tours.

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