Hear haunted Savannah stories on a 1 hour 45 minute pub crawl
1 Hour and 45 Minutes
Haunted history stories, Guide
Roam Savannah’s streets and squares after dark while you hear stories from the city’s historic past and haunted happenings. Meet at Chippewa Square and explore on foot with your group.
Ages 21+ only. A face mask is required to join, and you will not be refunded if you arrive without one.
Full refund with 24 hours notice of cancellation. Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. No-shows will be charged the full price.
Yes. Wear a face mask to join the tour. If you arrive without one, you will not be able to join and you will not be refunded.
Wear comfortable clothing and comfortable shoes.
Bring a valid photo ID. Bring a camera and sunscreen. In summer, bring an umbrella or raincoat.
Chippewa Square sits at the heart of Savannah's historic district, a leafy green oasis ringed by gas lamps, oak canopies dripping with Spanish moss, and centuries-old townhouses that have witnessed more than their share of strange happenings. Most visitors recognize Chippewa Square as the famous bench location from Forrest Gump, but locals know it carries a darker reputation after sundown. As one of the original squares laid out by James Oglethorpe in the 1700s, Chippewa Square is steeped in colonial history, Civil War memory, and the kind of lingering folklore that makes Savannah one of America's most haunted cities. On the Haunted Savannah Pub Crawl, this storied square becomes an atmospheric anchor between rounds of cold drinks and chilling tales.
As your guide leads the group through the surrounding lanes, Chippewa Square offers the perfect pause to soak in the eerie ambience that defines a Savannah ghost tour. The flicker of historic street lamps catches the bronze statue of Oglethorpe at the center, while the rustle of palmettos and the distant clop of carriage horses set a cinematic mood. You will hear stories tied to the square and the buildings that frame it, from theatrical hauntings at the nearby Savannah Theatre to whispered accounts of restless spirits said to drift across the grass after dark. Between stops at local pubs, the contrast between candlelit barrooms and the open, shadowed expanse of Chippewa Square heightens every goosebump moment.
This experience is made for travelers who love a blend of history, nightlife, and the supernatural, whether you are a curious first-timer in Savannah, a group of friends celebrating together, or a couple looking for a memorable night out. Ghost story fans, craft beer lovers, and anyone fascinated by Southern Gothic atmosphere will feel right at home walking the bricks around Chippewa Square. By the end of the crawl, you will see why this beautiful, slightly haunted corner of Savannah lingers in your memory long after the last drink is finished.
Full Moon Tours seems to be a tale of two experiences, largely depending on which guide you get. When Craig leads the tour, reviewers consistently praise his knowledge of Savannah, entertaining storytelling, and ability to create a fun atmosphere that gets strangers talking and feeling like friends by night's end. Multiple guests mention his historical expertise and the perfect balance of ghost stories, pub stops, and local sights. Regulars even bring visiting friends and family back for repeat tours. The inconsistency comes with other guides. A few reviewers had troubling experiences with guides who appeared unprepared or unprofessional, including one who was visibly impaired and provided questionable historical information, and another who was still reading from notes after weeks on the job. Some guests also felt rushed through tours that ended much shorter than advertised. The positive experiences significantly outnumber the negative ones, but it's worth noting that your experience may vary considerably depending on who's leading your group that evening.
Craig was wonderful and hilarious and knowledgeable and engaging. Loved him!
Lisa Kinser
October 18, 2024
Craig was wonderful and hilarious and knowledgeable and engaging. Loved him!
Lisa Kinser
October 18, 2024