Cheap Flights to Charleston

Having a city where a famous dance step originated is enough to get those feet moving and the cheap flights to Charleston are the perfect excuse to find out more about this part of dancing history. This is a beautiful part of South Carolina and has a lot to see and do. From a spectacular coastline to fascinating history the area around Charleston is just waiting to be discovered.

If you ever wanted to see a house straight out of Gone with the Wind then a visit to Boone Hall Plantation is one of the star attractions in Charleston. The Magnolia Plantation is another lovely garden to explore. Many people take a boat cruise around Charleston Harbour and in town the Charleston museum is a great way to learn about the city heritage. The Gibbs Museum of Art has a large collection of paintings inspired by the Charleston scenery. Don’t forget to visit Charleston Battery for a historic perspective on the city. Flighthub has the best deals to Charleston and is superb for planning a vacation.

In Charleston the beaches are renowned and a major reason for visiting the area. Seabrook Island, the Isle of Palms and Folly Beach are just some to choose from. There is wind surfing here too, scuba diving and boating. Many people come here for the horse riding and the great places to ride. There is cycling too and some great trails which get into the beautiful countryside. Golfers will find a choice of great places to play. For those who love music and dance there are theatres and music halls, and even places where people can learn the Charleston. Cheap flights to Charleston open up a number of possibilities for a vacation.

In Charleston there are some great restaurants in town and many have a French influence and cuisine typical of the Southern USA. There is local beer too and a chance to relax with fine dining or simple bistro style cooking. This is a top destination in the USA and well worth a visit.

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Top attractions in Charleston

Charleston Plantations

In the 18th and 19th century, the city of Charleston thrived on the merchandise, which was grown in its many plantations. Charleston's main produce were rice and indigo, which the city managed to export, many thanks to its seaside location.

Fort Sumter

Fort Sumter is a coastal fort located along the harbor of Charleston, South Carolina. Fort Sumter was named after Thomas Sumter, a general and Revolutionary war patriot. The fort was one of the many coast forts built in the southern part of the United States. The construction of Fort Sumter started in 1827, and remained unfinished until 1861, when the Civil war started.

Drayton Hall

Drayton Hall, which was built in the year 1738, is considered as a National Historic Landmark. It served as a big rice plantation during its' heyday, until it was bought in 1974. Up to now, Drayton Hall continues to be the oldest unrestored plantation hall in America still open for tours.