Gullah Tours
Historic Charleston & Resort Islands
Gullah Tours explores all of downtown Charleston, with places, history and stories relating to black Charlestonians. Visit the east side of Charleston, the Underground Railroad, Brown Fellowship Society and Catfish Row (setting of Porgy & Bess). Enjoy all of this on a 20-passenger air-conditioned bus.
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