My parents recommended that we visit Georgetown because they knew that I loved old houses and history. I fell in love with Georgetown. We visited on a Thursday and it was fairly quiet. We decided to get an overview with a tram tour and then go back and visit what we liked best. Great decision. The tour was an hour... More

Our tour guide was amusing, but very knowledgable. The tram was comfortable but requires a step to get in and out. This old harbor city is a gem.

We did this tour yesterday with my 2 daugthers. I'm glad we did as it made our visit to georgetown quite instructive and fun. It was hot in the trolley, but otherwise, we quite enjoyed it. The narrative was a mix of history, romance and ghost stories. The guide was knowledgeable and fun. I would say it's about 1 hour... More

We really enjoyed the tour and it was very affordable for our family. The kids were entertained and learned alot too. I would definetely recommend going on this tour!

The Swamp Fox tour of Georgetown costs $10 per person and runs every hour on the hour from 10 AM until 4 PM. There is a Jeep that pulls a "tram" which will seat 14. The house, built in 1925, is known as Bienvenue and is loaded with items/souvenirs to purchase. Tickets are purchased inside the house. Brian was our... More

This tour is a MUST for anyone visiting Georgetown!!!! It is a great way to learn about Georgetown and South Carolina's history. The tour is affordable ($10 per person) and worth every penny (and more!). I don't want to spoil the tour by telling you what you will hear but be prepared to be astounded by the vast intake of... More

This is the best way to learn about Georgetown in about an hour. The tram driver takes you around the historic section of the town and tells you very interesting details about the town, several buildings, the buildings past/present owners, and different events that took place at the buildings. We even toured the church that Michelle Obama attended as a... More

The tours runs every hour. You ride in a small tram. It was only $10 (I believe). It ran about an hour. It was very entertaining. The guide seemed to know everything about Georgetown (and the South). He pointed out the architectural styles of various decades. We also went inside a church that used to be used as a "schoolhouse"... More