Turn Charleston Into a Game

Try a Romantic or Mystery quest. You and your partner follow love-themed clues through candlelit streets and secret gardens, turning a walk into a memorable adventure.

Go on a Ghost or Hidden-History quest. You’ll chase eerie clues, hear forgotten stories, and find hidden courtyards most tourists miss—perfect for an evening hangout.

Yes! Many quests—like ghost hunts or murder mysteries—are designed for night-time and feel even more atmospheric under the city lights.

Choose a Historic Charleston quest. It guides you through the French Quarter and South of Broad, mixing famous landmarks with secret alleys and centuries-old legends.

Not at all. No reservations needed. Each quest costs just a few dollars per group, much less than a guided tour.

Try the Little Detectives: Solve the Case of the Lost Senses quest. It turns Charleston’s historic streets into a giant game board where your children become mini–detectives. As they follow clues through places like Rainbow Row and Waterfront Park, they’ll stay curious and active while you enjoy the city at a relaxed pace—no guide, no set schedule.