For a luxury vacation to be truly unforgettable, the journey should be as remarkable as the destination. In Charleston – known for its Southern charm, cobblestone streets, and timeless tradition – how you travel matters. Enter Old Village Transportation, offering concierge services and redefining what it means to move about in style.

Old Village Transportation is not your average car service. With options by land, sea, and air, OVT offers a comprehensive and customized approach to luxury travel. Whether you’re planning a golf getaway, romantic weekend, or hosting a corporate retreat, OVT delivers a level of service that you deserve on your next visit to the Holy City.

OVT was founded by Paul Consolo and Jeff Fraim, former golf professionals with decades of experience at Charleston’s legendary Yeamans Hall Club. After spending years catering to high-profile golf clientele, they saw an opportunity. Charleston was booming, but luxury transportation hadn’t caught up. So, they created a company that delivers the same level of discretion, service, and attention to detail that their discerning guests had come to expect on the golf course.

Today, Old Village Transportation sets a new standard. Their ground fleet includes chauffeured luxury SUVs, executive sprinter vans, and even full-size motorcoaches for larger groups. Whether you need a quiet airport transfer or a full-day itinerary for a wedding party, their vehicles are spotless, comfortable, and expertly driven by professionals who know Charleston inside and out.

But OVT’s services don’t end at the city limits—or even on dry land. On the water, the team offers unforgettable experiences including inshore and offshore fishing charters, harbor tours, and sunset cruises aboard luxurious vessels. Whether you’re looking to spend a day catching red drum and king mackerel or simply unwind with drinks on deck at sunset, OVT will take care of the details, working with local captains to ensure an unforgettable experience.

If your plans include air travel, OVT offers private aviation services that eliminate the stress. Skip the crowds, avoid the long lines, and fly on your schedule. From regional jets for quick hops to group charters for cross-country adventures, they’ll arrange all the details. And when you touch down, your driver will be waiting with the same level of sophistication and service.

One of OVT’s most popular offerings? Same-day round trips to golf courses and tournament sites throughout the Southeast.

More than just a ride, OVT provides a true concierge experience. Need a tee time at a local course? They can make it happen. Want to surprise someone with a private boat charter, a seafood lunch on a sandbar, or a last-minute reservation at one of Charleston’s top restaurants? Just say the word. Their local network and attention to detail will take your visit to the next level.

The next time you’re making plans to visit Charleston, let Old Village Transportation take the wheel and deliver on their mantra: Luxury Without Limits.

For more information, or to contact the OVT team, visit oldvillagetransportation.com.

 

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