8 Things to do for Honeymoon in Mount Pleasant That You Shouldn't Miss

July 16, 2021 Leonarda Pillsbury

Mount Pleasant is a large suburban town in Charleston County, South Carolina, United States. It is the fourth largest municipality and largest town in South Carolina, and for several years was one of the state's fastest-growing areas, doubling in population between 1990 and 2000. The population was 67,843 at the 2010 census,, making it the largest South Carolina town by population in that census. The estimated population in 2014 was 77,796. At the foot of the Arthur Ravenel Bridge is Patriots Point, a naval and maritime museum, home to the World War II aircraft carrier USS Yorktown, which is now a museum ship. The Ravenel Bridge, an eight-lane highway that was completed in 2005, spans the Cooper River and links Mount Pleasant with the city of Charleston.
Restaurants in Mount Pleasant

1. Nature Adventures

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Nature Adventures

Nature Adventures, premier kayak and paddle board outfitter in the Charleston area of the Lowcountry, specializes in creating amazing experiences on the water. Located in Mt. Pleasant, SC directly adjacent to Shem Creek, our skilled and knowledgeable guides strive to instruct and engage you on the water. With quality equipment including recreational and sea kayaks, standup paddle boards, lightweight paddles, and kayak/SUP specific life jackets, you will explore in a comfortable and safe manner. Additionally, Nature Adventures offers unique opportunities beyond just tours and rentals. Team building, scavenger hunts, full moon paddles and special events are also available. These options are specialty events that can be tailored to the needs of any group, large or small. Enjoy the Charleston area and experience dolphins, pelicans and shorebirds at eye level or explore blackwater creeks with the songbirds and alligators too.

2. Segway of Charleston Day Tours

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Segway of Charleston Day Tours

Segway of Charleston Offers Guided Historic/Scenic Tours and Half and Full Day Rentals. One hour and two hour tours available at 9:30am, 12:30pm and 3:30pm Monday through Sunday. A Segway PT (Personal Transporter) is a self-balancing, two-wheeled vehicle that is a fun, easy, eco-friendly way to tour and travel Charleston. Segway of Charleston offers tours from its location on Coleman Boulevard. These tours highlight the rich history and inherent beauty of Charleston.The Patriots Point Tour glides along smooth sidewalks, nature trails, piers and grass. The tour includes scenic destinations such as USS Yorktown, Ravenel Bridge, Charleston Harbor, Downtown Battery and a two-mile nature path that leads to a lookout dock offering scenes of Fort Sumter and Charleston's skyline.The Old Village Tour, a one-hour excursion through seven stops, includes historic homes, churches and a Masonic lodge, as well as Revolutionary and Civil War landmarks. Riders will enjoy countless picturesque locations and vistas of the Charleston Harbor. The one-hour Pitt Street Bridge Tour presents tour-goers six charming stops and an abundance of unique sites. A brief history of the Old Village starts the tour before proceeding to Alhambra Hall, overlooking Charleston Harbor, and the breezes of Cove Inlet and Pitt Street Bridge. The final tour combines the Old Village and Pitt Street Bridge Tours,and is two hours in length. Riding on an electric vehicle is a quiet, fun, unique way to quickly cover a lot of ground and take in both the scenic and historic. Come enjoy the glide!! Directions: 695 Coleman Blvd. Turn into GDC Home Furniture and go around the very back of the building to a big gravel parking lot and you will see another building attached which is our office. Please call to schedule tours.

3. Captain Dan's Water Tours

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Captain Dan's Water Tours

Captain Dan offers very personalized Charleston water tours. Our mission is to ensure our passengers have the best possible tour that encompasses historical sites, dolphin viewing, barrier island hopping and all the experiences that are at hand visiting Charleston from the water side! Captain Dan is a licensed US Coast Guard Captain with over 22 years experience on the area waterways. His love of the abundant fish, fowl and marsh habitats gives him first hand knowledge as to where to go for your complete viewing pleasure.

4. Estuary Spa

28 Patriots Point Rd The Beach Club Charleston Harbor, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464-4377 +1 843-856-0028 http://charlestonharborresort.com/estuary-spa/
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Estuary Spa

The Estuary Spa provides a variety of services and treatments crafted to rejuvenate your mind, body, and spirit. The renewal process begins the moment you enter our doors, where the coastal inspired ambiance is reflective of our seaside oasis. Both individual and couple treatment rooms are available and our highly trained staff can tailor the experience for overall relaxation.

Reviewed By kerrysN6636GZ

Just had an absolutely AMAZING massage from Nancy! Highly recommend her and the spa and hotel is just lovely! We will be back!

5. Boone Hall Plantation

1235 Long Point Rd Highway 17 North, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464-9020 +1 843-884-4371 [email protected] http://boonehallplantation.com
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Boone Hall Plantation

One of America's most photographed historical venues with true southern charm. Features world famous Avenue of Oaks, tractor tours across the entire property. Only live Gullah presentations in the area, Black History In America Exhibit, gardens that are a showcase of color, and a colonial revival style 1936 mansion. Special presentations now being offered daily include history talks, beehive demonstrations, horticulture, and more. Used in the filming of North and South, The Notebook, American Idol, and other Hollywood productions.

Reviewed By FrankG0701 - Amelia Island, United States

Our group had a 1/2 day tour of Boone Plantation. Apparently, this is the oldest continuously operating farm in the U.S., starting in the 1700's. The plantation was served by up to 500 slaves over the years and the slave houses are available to visit. We had a fine presentation on the unique language of the slaves and some of the history. When the plantation was first built, two rows of oak trees (25 on each side of the road leading to the main house). Those trees are now gigantic and the view to the house through the trees alone is worth the visit. The visit included a "hay ride" through the plantation and tours of the main house - the current house was built in the 1930s in the Colonial style- the original house was torn down, the second house perished in a fire, the current house is the third and is decorated in the colonial style. An outstanding place to visit. The entry fee I believe is $25 and well worth the price.

6. Shem Creek Park

Coleman Boulevard, Mount Pleasant, SC http://www.scgreatoutdoors.com/park-shemcreekpark.html
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Shem Creek Park

The most picturesque waterway in the Lowcountry. Revel in glorious sunsets over Charleston Harbor as you enjoy a stroll on the docks.

Reviewed By stacyandryan2008

Very clean, beautiful area. You feel like your in the movie JAWS lol. We went to see if you could find or spot any dolphins. We heard this is the best spot to see them up close. We walked the Pier and watched for awhile and seen nothing. Others have claimed to spot them in 30 min of being there. I have heard that if you take out a kayak on the water, dolphins can be spotted coming right up to you in them. We defiantly want to do this next time we come back down from Michigan. Because there is no way to get into he water here without a kayak , we opted to go to Folly beach instead so we could get in the ocean. There we seen a few pod of dolphins in the distance. This area is very peaceful though and you can spot a lot of Fiddler Crabs ( the ones with the one large claw ) in the Marsh area and around the sidewalks so look for them. They are pretty neat. Lots of great looking restaurants around the area too. We stayed at Bolt farm luxury treehouses on wadamala island just 20-30 min from here.

7. Mount Pleasant Pier

71 Harry M Hallman Junior Blvd, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464-1817 +1 843-762-9946 http://www.ccprc.com/index.aspx?nid=1171
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Mount Pleasant Pier

Part of the Memorial Waterfront Park complex, the 1250-foot long Mount Pleasant Pier stretches out into Charleston Harbor under the foot of the Arthur Ravenel, Jr. Bridge. The pier's foundation was created from pared-down pilings from the old Silas N. Pearman Bridge. One end of the pier features an 8,100-square-foot covered pavilion for hosting dances and other events. Visitors can enjoy beautiful views of the bridge and harbor from the pier's bench swings and shade structures. Pier Features - Fishing - Gifts and souvenirs - Made-to-order sandwiches, ice cream, fruit smoothies, and more at the River Watch Cafe and Gift Shop - Special events - Swings, picnic tables, and rocking chairs - Tackle sales and rod rentals

Reviewed By 646jeffa - Hutchinson, United States

We really enjoyed the long walk out on the pier underneath the bridge. Lots of great views and could watch people fishing and walking all along the pier. Everything was clean and neat.

8. SpiritLine Cruises

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SpiritLine Cruises

SpiritLine Cruises - The ONLY Charleston Harbor Tour offering Live Narration by a Licensed Tour Guide! Our exciting 90 minute Charleston Harbor Tours provide you a relaxing, intimate, waterside view of the historic port while cruising by notable American landmarks, such as Fort Sumter, the Battery, USS Yorktown and more.

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