Savannah Ghost Tour: Self-Guided Walking Audio Tour
Hear real accounts of haunted Savannah, Georgia, and the stories behind them
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Tickets for Savannah: Ghosts & Gravestones Tour
Forget lions - ghosts prowl around this Savannah
Provider:Historic Tours of America, Inc
Registered address: 1010 Kennedy Drive, 33040, Key West, FL, US
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Duration:
1h 15mins
Live guide:
English
Instant ticket delivery
Smartphone tickets accepted
Duration:
1h 15mins
Instant ticket delivery
Live guide:
English
Smartphone tickets accepted
What's included
Tour admission
English live guide
Entry to Perkins and Sons Ship Chandlery
Entry to Andrew Low House
What's not included
Food and drink
Important information
* Animals are not allowed, except guide dogs
* Part of this tour is walking, so comfortable shoes are recommended
- Hop aboard the Trolley of the Doomed and take a creepy tour of Savannah's most haunted locations
- A spooky Ghost Guide will tell you spine-tingling tales about inexplicable occurrences and ghost sightings around the city
- Drive by shipyards and cemeteries and visit mansions while learning a fair share of history along the way
Georgia is famous for its peaches and peanuts, but to anyone who dabbles in the paranormal, it's also a well-known hotbed for ghostly spirits and ethereal apparitions. Pluck up your courage and set off to explore America's most haunted city with a Ghosts & Gravestones tour of Savannah.
Step aboard the Trolley of the Doomed on a journey into the cursed history of Georgia's oldest city. A local Ghost Host will regale you with eerie tales of disturbed native American burial grounds, mysterious deaths, and inexplicable phenomena that are just darn creepy!
Come to a shuddering halt at Colonial Park Cemetery, widely considered to be the epicenter of all things haunted in Savannah. Thousands of rotting bodies from a Yellow Fever epidemic were buried here. But some things don't stay buried...
You'll also pass by Bonaventure Cemetery and Laurel Grove Cemetery, where there's been more than a sighting or two of the restless (un)dead.
Pay a visit to Perkins and Sons Ship Chandlery and Andrew Low House for more chilling tales about the Deep South's occult occurrences.
Insider tip
- Redeem your smartphone voucher at the Simply Savannah Trolley Depot, where the tour will depart
- Please arrive 20 minutes prior to selected time, as all tours leave promptly
- Refunds are not possible for this ticket
- Rescheduling is not possible for this ticket.
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