Savannah: Ghosts & Gravestones Tour
Forget lions - ghosts prowl around this Savannah
Tickets for Savannah Ghost Tour: Self-Guided Walking Audio Tour
Hear real accounts of haunted Savannah, Georgia, and the stories behind them
Provider:Action Tour Guide
Registered address: 32 Mallard Cove Way, 02806, Barrington, US
Contact details
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Audio guide:
English
Smartphone tickets accepted
Instant ticket delivery
Audio guide:
English
Instant ticket delivery
Smartphone tickets accepted
What's included
Self-guided tour taken via the Action Tour Guide app
Unique password (sent by email) for access to the Action Tour Guide app
Live GPS map on your phone
Audio narration
Written text explanations
Route from stop to stop
List of stops along the route
What's not included
Entry to paid attractions
Food or drinks
Transportation
Vehicle rentals
Parking
- Dig into Savannah’s spooky and fraught history with a fun audio tour that leaves no haunted location unexplored
- Uncover true accounts of paranormal activity and get the full story behind each encounter as you walk around
- Admire stunning antebellum architecture dating back over 150 years- a great way to get to know the city if you're new!
Take a tour through the supernatural in one of America’s most historic and haunted cities: Savannah, Georgia. Here, you’ll find a mix of rich antebellum history and hair-raising ghostly encounters, told in a spooky fashion by your enthusiastic audio guide. That's right, there's no tour guide here. You're as alone as you want to be with your headphones and audio tour. Are you still brave enough?
Marvel at the city’s beautiful architecture, take a stroll along the picture-perfect waterfront, and hear the true stories behind Savannah’s most notorious hauntings. This walking tour is the perfect thing to do if you're looking for something new to do in the city... or if you've just refreshed your proton pack.
Recommended: Purchase one tour per group. Everyone can listen at the same time. The tour is available from the minute you book until forever!
- Within 30 minutes, you’ll get an email from Action Tour Guide with two things: a unique password and a link to the Action Tour Guide app. Download the app, enter the password and download the tour. If you don’t get the email within 30 minutes, please check your spam folder
- When you arrive, go to 115 E Congress St, Savannah, GA 31401, USA start the tour. Stick to the tour route and speed limit for an optimal experience
- Cancellation is possible until 24 hours before your visit date.
- Rescheduling is possible until 24 hours before your visit date.
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