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Creepy Crawl Night-Time Haunted Pub Walking Tour of Savannah's Historic District

Creepy Crawl Night-Time Haunted Pub Walking Tour of Savannah's Historic District

Overview

We are the ORIGINAL haunted pub crawl tour of Savannah's famed Historic District, operating nightly since 1996. Our home base is the famous Six Pence Pub, a notoriously haunted English-themed bar right in the middle of downtown Savannah. Our professional storyteller-guides have decades of combined experience sharing compelling tales of eerie happenings and ghost lore in Savannah. Our walk covers about 1.5 miles of Savannah's gloriously beautiful (and terribly haunted!) sidewalks and squares. As it is legal to drink on the street in Savannah, we breeze through a handful of sometimes-quirky, sometimes-historic bars for walking beverages. Note: drinks ARE NOT included in admission. Only guests 21+ may participate, making this an ADULTS-ONLY ghost tour!

City: Savannah

Mon 23 Sep

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Starting at $30.00

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Mon 23 Sep

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What's Included

Visit haunted and spooky Savannah sites amidst our lush city squares and lively nightlife scene

2-Hour Night-Time Guided Haunted Pub Crawl of Historic Savannah

Stop at Up to 4 Local Savannah Pubs & Bars

Additional Info

Service animals allowed
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Minimum age is 21 years
Absolutely no children allowed (no infants)
Savannah's mask mandate has expired as of May 2021. The unvaccinated are encouraged to take precautions to ensure their personal safety. Tours will be kept to around 20 people (10 fewer than the city allows on walking tours.)

What To Expect

Creepy Crawl Haunted Pub Tour

Your professional guide will introduce you to 4+ local bars, and many other haunted and spooky Savannah sites amidst our lush city squares and nightlife scene, all while you sip on a to-go drink! You will hear tales of local spirit activity at a variety of these locations while you take in the eerie beauty of Savannah after dark.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (664)

patatna

May 2019

You know how sometimes you go into a restaurant and order something, like maybe a glass of tea, and when you get it, you just don’t care for it. It’s not what you wanted. Others may be sitting around having the same tea and seem to like it; they’re actually enjoying the tea. It’s not bad tea; it’s just not the tea you had in mind. The creepy crawly pub tour was like that for me. I’d wanted a haunt tour that gives you that slightly spooked feeling that you get walking home late at night, as you walk past the dark, wooded area, when, even though you don’t believe in ghosts, as the wind starts rustling everything around you, you’re suddenly less certain there’s not something sinister lurking out there after all. Some humor would be fine, certainly. Some history would be welcome. But to me, creepy crawly had too little creepy and too much corny. It was my Shazam of haunt tours. My sons loved Shazam when it came out this year. I hated it. Thought it was too jokey. Borderline hackneyed. But lots of people liked Shazam. And lots of people in our group - probably 10 of the 15 or so present - seemed to like creepy crawly. They were laughing. They were having a good time. They were entertained much as a crowd might be at a theme park listening to an over-the-top southern belle character deliver a light hearted tale of some historical event with a few puns, a few tongue-in-cheek scary references, and a few too many (for my liking) “why sir! Ah do declare’s.” All of the references to ghosts or spirits were followed with a wink and a nod, a joke and a pun, to verify neither the guide not any of us on the tour took such things seriously. I didn’t necessarily want to take them seriously ... But I wanted a great ghost story, a little uncertainty, an unease, that maybe, just maybe, out there in the shadows, just on the periphery of our vision - that whatever was moving may have just been the wind but also may have been something sinister, something foreboding, that caused me to walk a little faster, a little more nervously, to get back to the safety of the next pub to laugh it off and rekindle my courage. Creepy crawly wasn’t bad. Others enjoyed it. It was just unsweetened tea with a packet of artificial sweetener when what I’d wanted was real southern sweet tea.

Satiricalfool

May 2019

Had a mostly good time on this tour. Our guide went into character while telling the stories which really brought things to life. The only reason I won't give it a five is because we tended to linger at the bars a little too long. We spent nearly half an hour at one with no story to occupy all that time.

Jean W

May 2019

it was presented with a sense of humor. There were 5 stops on the tour with 3 stops being at bars, 1 stop along Factors Walk to see the caves built into the wall and the 5th stop being at Colonial Cemetery. The tour guide appeared very knowledgeable, presented the stories without trying to dispel legend or lore, and left it up to us to decide what we wanted to believe. The tour ended in Johnson Square where she talked about the mysterious lack of Spanish Moss in the trees, elaborating about the City of Savannah even using cherry pickers to place moss in the trees in an effort to get it to attach and grow just to have it completely gone by the next day - possibly because General Nathaniel Greene is buried there and hated the stuff! It was a fun tour lasting just over 2 hours. Everyone seemed to be there for the entertainment factor and nobody took the tales too seriously.