Hear Charleston ghost stories in the historic Unitarian Church Graveyard with less walking
1 hour
Guided ghost tour, graveyard visit
Step into Charleston's Unitarian Church Graveyard for a focused evening of local hauntings and supernatural tales. Explore the historic setting while hearing stories drawn from The Ghosts of Charleston.
No refunds or reschedules within 24 hours of tour time.
Product ID: WGZXMD
Gratuities for your guide are not required but are appreciated.
Keep track of your belongings during the tour. The operator is not responsible for lost or damaged items.
Buxton Books, 160 King Street
Charleston's ghost and history walking tours have earned a near-perfect reputation, largely because of the guides themselves. Jerry, Liz, Simon, Jake, and Damon Fordham come up repeatedly in glowing terms, each bringing their own storytelling style and expertise to the experience. Damon in particular stands out for his deep knowledge of Black American history in Charleston, even incorporating live music into his tours. One pattern worth noting is that repeat visitors consistently say each tour feels different, thanks to guides swapping in unique stories and details. The highlight for many is private nighttime access to the Unitarian church graveyard, which most visitors say would be difficult to visit otherwise. If you're drawn to the spooky side of history, this seems like the kind of tour that genuinely delivers on that promise rather than just checking a box.
Jake did an awesome job. Thank you for a great tour.
Christina Ward
July 6, 2026
Jake did an awesome job. Thank you for a great tour.
Christina Ward
July 6, 2026
Walk Charleston with award-winning author and 10th-generation local Liz Legare Butler
Walk Charleston at night with access to the Unitarian Church Graveyard
Walk Charleston with Professor Damon Fordham and explore lost stories of Black history
Walk Charleston’s alleyways through the stories that shaped a city and country
Explore Charleston’s haunted past through ghost photos and chilling true stories
Follow Charleston’s stories from pirates and patriots to historic landmarks