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Christmas Tour : 13 Ghosts of Savannah Christmas Tour

Christmas Tour : 13 Ghosts of Savannah Christmas Tour

Overview

For the last 100 years, Americans have kept ghosts in their place, letting them out only in October. It’s no coincidence that the most famous Christmas story is a ghost story. Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol was first published in 1843, and its story about a man tormented by a series of ghosts the night before Christmas belonged to a once-rich, now mostly forgotten tradition of telling ghost stories on Christmas Eve. Dickens’ supernatural yuletide terror was no outlier since for much of the 19th century, was the holiday indisputably associated with ghosts and specters. *
Christmas in Savannah has always been a magical time of the year. Come early and grab yourself a cup of Hot Cocoa and holiday refreshments before the Christmas tour begins. Walk through the streets of Savannah and enjoy the stories of morbid endings and haunted happenings as we celebrate this holiday season.

City: Savannah

Sun 23 Feb

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Starting at $25.00

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Sun 23 Feb

Starting at $25.00

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What's Included

Christmas Ghost Tour

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Face masks required for travellers in public areas
Face masks required for guides in public areas
Social distancing enforced throughout experience

What To Expect

Savannah Historic District

You will hear and see many haints associated with this incredible home.

Cancellation Policy

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

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Reviews (13)

patricialK4410SN

Dec 2022

Our tour was only 10 people so it was easy to hear the tour guide, but as it turned out many of the stories were made up. I did some research and historically nothing happened at 432 Abercorn Street. I hate it for the person living there that groups of strangers stand outside of his house every evening and tell a false history of his beautiful home.

jackie

Nov 2022

I have been a Viator customer for over ten years, and most tours have matched their descriptions. This tour did not. Other than the Christmas pin worn by the guide, there was nothing Christmas-y about this tour. Why was there a Christmas picture on the site if Christmas was not the theme? There was also no hot chocolate served to us. That was in the description. I can’t believe that Viator would allow a misleading tour like this. Don’t waste your time with this tour. There are better ghost tours out there. If you want something holiday ish, wait in line at Leopold’s and try a seasonal ice cream flavor.

Jazzykins87

Jan 2022

We go to Savannah yearly to experience the history and spooky lore. This did not disappoint in that regard. This tour began with a brief history of the Charles Dickens story about the ghosts of Christmas and the meaning of Yule. Very good. The rest was a regular ghost and demons walking tour of Savannah. Garrett did very well with his storytelling and was very graphic with his detailing. We got there early for the free hot chocolate and Biscoff tea biscuits. Wonderful! Would not recommend for kids. I am knocking off a star because of how many people were in attendance. We went the day after Christmas and it was supposed to be a max of 15 people. There were about 50-60 people split between two guides for 25-30 people apiece. I have never seen this many people with one walking tour guide before and we have done plenty. Most were unmasked. Not the safest in terms of social distancing. Some people also brought their young kids along which was annoying. They were loud and whiny. (I tend to be super sensitive to noises compared to others.) Most of them went with the other group thankfully but the ones who accompanied us were climbing on historical items. It was in such poor taste and judgement on the parents’ parts.