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Explore Savannah’s haunted streets on an adults-only walk that mixes local spirits—both bottled and spectral—with historic squares and off-map speakeasies. Expect 2–3 hours of storytelling, an open bar with local pours, and a brisk urban stroll over uneven cobbles.
Explore Savannah’s haunted streets on an adults-only walk that mixes local spirits—both bottled and spectral—with historic squares and off-map speakeasies. Expect 2–3 hours of storytelling, an open bar with local pours, and a brisk urban stroll over uneven cobbles.
Night in Savannah arrives like a soft exhale: live oaks lean over cobblestone streets, Spanish moss brushing lantern light. You meet your guide at a private speakeasy off the beaten path — a place named but not given to GPS — then step into a two- to three-hour adult-only walk that stitches together haunted history with a pub crawl. The alcohol here is local and open-bar; the mood is equal parts storytelling and conviviality.
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Operated by Savannah Ghost Tours · Savannah, Georgia
Night in Savannah arrives like a soft exhale: live oaks lean over cobblestone streets, Spanish moss brushing lantern light. You meet your guide at a private speakeasy off the beaten path — a place named but not given to GPS — then step into a two- to three-hour adult-only walk that stitches together haunted history with a pub crawl. The alcohol here is local and open-bar; the mood is equal parts storytelling and conviviality.
Savannah’s grid of squares dates back to 1733, and the city keeps its dead close. Stories range from colonial settlements on the banks of the Savannah River to Civil War-era losses and Victorian family tragedies that echo through narrow alleys. The geology is subtle: low coastal plain, tidal creeks that once determined trade and burial sites, and salt-sifted air that seems to push stories toward you as you walk.
Culturally the tour leans into Savannah’s love of storytelling — southern oral history, preservation of old bars and buildings, and the downtown pace that slows at dusk. Expect stops at historic drinking houses and interpretive pauses in front of squares where architecture and rumor converge.
Practical notes: this is a walking tour on uneven brick and flagstone, suitable for most fitness levels but not recommended if you have serious heart conditions. Bring government ID, comfortable shoes, and a phone for a texted meeting location. Tours run 2–3 hours, usually after sunset; aim for the first departure to avoid late-night crowds. Hydrate beforehand, pace your drinking, and remember the guide manages both safety and atmosphere — tip accordingly.
Yes. The tour is adult-only and requires a government-issued photo ID to access the open bar.
Expect 1–2 miles over 2–3 hours on brick and cobblestone streets with several stops.
The tour advertises an open bar with local selections; drink responsibly and follow the guide’s safety rules.
The tour is not recommended for those with serious heart conditions—organizers note this in their info and may refuse participation for safety.
Savannah Ghost Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Night in Savannah arrives like a soft exhale: live oaks lean over cobblestone streets, Spanish moss brushing lantern light. You meet your guide at a private speakeasy off the beaten path — a place named but not given to GPS — then step into a two- to three-hour adult-only walk that stitches together haunted history with a pub crawl. The alcohol here is local and open-bar; the mood is equal parts storytelling and conviviality.
Night in Savannah arrives like a soft exhale: live oaks lean over cobblestone streets, Spanish moss brushing lantern light. You meet your guide at a private speakeasy off the beaten path — a place named but not given to GPS — then step into a two- to three-hour adult-only walk that stitches together haunted history with a pub crawl. The alcohol here is local and open-bar; the mood is equal parts storytelling and conviviality.
Savannah’s grid of squares dates back to 1733, and the city keeps its dead close. Stories range from colonial settlements on the banks of the Savannah River to Civil War-era losses and Victorian family tragedies that echo through narrow alleys. The geology is subtle: low coastal plain, tidal creeks that once determined trade and burial sites, and salt-sifted air that seems to push stories toward you as you walk.
Culturally the tour leans into Savannah’s love of storytelling — southern oral history, preservation of old bars and buildings, and the downtown pace that slows at dusk. Expect stops at historic drinking houses and interpretive pauses in front of squares where architecture and rumor converge.
Practical notes: this is a walking tour on uneven brick and flagstone, suitable for most fitness levels but not recommended if you have serious heart conditions. Bring government ID, comfortable shoes, and a phone for a texted meeting location. Tours run 2–3 hours, usually after sunset; aim for the first departure to avoid late-night crowds. Hydrate beforehand, pace your drinking, and remember the guide manages both safety and atmosphere — tip accordingly.