Colonial-Era Ghost Tour in Savannah
Trace Savannah’s ghost history from pre-colonial times to the 21st century
Duration
90 minutes
Includes
Guided walk, ghost history
Highlights
Explore Savannah's long-standing ghost history on an evening guided walk. Hear reported paranormal tales from pre-colonial times through the 21st century, presented through historical context and local tradition.
- Discover stories connected to Savannah's reported paranormal events
- Explore an introduction to haunted Savannah for families and first-time visitors
- Capture the atmosphere with photography
- Bring a camera and comfortable walking shoes
Itinerary
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Meet & Begin – Meet your guide in Savannah’s Historic District and receive an introduction to the city’s haunted past.
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Colonial-Era Walk – Walk through the northern, more Colonial-era part of the Historic District, exploring sites connected to early Savannah history, hauntings, and folklore.
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Stories & Context – Hear chilling tales tied to colonial properties, early burial grounds, and locations known for long-standing paranormal reports.
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Conclude – The tour concludes near the starting location after approximately 90 minutes.
What's Included
- Limited K-II meter use, when available
- Loaner umbrellas for light rain, when available
Important details
- Arrive 5–10 minutes before the tour begins
- Children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
- Expect approximately one mile of walking on city sidewalks; the route may not suit travelers with mobility limitations
- Service animals only
- Tours operate rain or shine unless conditions are unsafe
- Photography is encouraged, but audio and video recording are not permitted
- No smoking or vaping during the tour
- Expect an outdoor experience; physical locations and premises are not entered unless stated
- Gratuity is not included in the listed price
Cancellation Policy
All sales are final. Tickets are valid until redeemed.
Product ID: B8AJ8D
FAQs
Arrive 5–10 minutes early to check in before the tour starts.
Bring your camera and wear comfortable walking shoes.
Expect about one mile of walking on city sidewalks, with extended walking and standing. It may not be suitable for guests with mobility limitations.
More about the Savannah Historic District
The Savannah Historic District sets the stage for one of the most atmospheric evening experiences in the South, a Colonial-era ghost walking tour through streets that have witnessed more than three centuries of history. Laid out by General James Oglethorpe in 1733, the Savannah Historic District is famous for its leafy squares, gas-lit lanes, and centuries-old townhouses that lean into one another beneath canopies of Spanish moss. After dark, the district takes on a different character, the kind of hush that invites stories of the people who once lived, loved, and died within these very blocks.
Your guide leads you on foot through the heart of the Savannah Historic District, pausing in shadowy squares and beside weathered brick facades to share tales from the colonial era, yellow fever epidemics, duels, and the restless spirits said to linger in old taverns and family homes. You will hear about the bodies buried beneath the cobblestones, the haunted inns that still welcome guests, and the unsettling encounters reported by residents to this day. The sensory layer is part of the magic, the scent of jasmine and river air, the distant clip of a horse-drawn carriage, the soft glow of historic streetlamps catching wrought-iron balconies as you move from one storied site to the next.
This walking tour is perfect for history lovers, paranormal enthusiasts, couples looking for a memorable date night, and travelers who want to understand the darker undercurrents of one of America's oldest cities. Families with older children who enjoy spooky stories will also find plenty to talk about long after the tour ends. Whether you are a first-time visitor or returning to explore deeper, the Savannah Historic District after sunset offers a side of the city that daylight cannot reveal, and this colonial ghost walk is the ideal way to step into it.
