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Savannah's Ghost City "Dead of Night" Walking Night Tour

Savannah's Ghost City "Dead of Night" Walking Night Tour

Overview

Join Ghost City Tours and allow us to take you on journey discovering the darker side of Savannah, Georgia. Our Dead of Night tour visits some of Savannah's most haunted locations, whilst hearing the dark history and macabre tales of the cities most notorious characters who shaped one of America's oldest ports. Ghosts, spirits, demons, all lurking in the shadows and plaguing Savannah's Historic District for centuries and all waiting to meet you on the dimly lit streets of the South's most charming and intriguing city.

City: Savannah

Sun 17 Nov

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Starting at $34.99

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Sun 17 Nov

Starting at $34.99

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Local guide

All taxes, fees and handling charges

Professional guide

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Service animals allowed
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Minimum age is 16 years
Please wear comfortable shoes
All Ticket Sales are Final
This experience operates rain or shine. If it is cancelled due to severe weather, you will be offered a different date or a full refund.

What To Expect

Johnson Square

Meet at the large white monument in the center of Johnson Square (Nathanael Greene Monument)

Colonial Park Cemetery

Burial place of Tomo-Chi-Chi and the oldest municipal cemetery in Savannah

Savannah Historic District

The Marshall House: one of Savannah’s most beautiful and historic hotels. It’s also one of Savannah’s most haunted…

Wright Square

Known as "The Hanging Square," this is the square where Alice Riley, the first woman hanged in Georgia, was executed.

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Cancellation Policy

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

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Reviews (1000)

Sean_D

Jun 2022

The history of the different squares and how ghastly people were at that time . I didn’t realize we were actually walking over the dead!

Response from Host

Jun 2022

I know right! The history in Savannah is crazy. Thanks for the review, we hope too see you again soon!

B6334GLmichellew

Jun 2022

Was sad that we didn't get to see the Marshall house as part of the tour, as it was advertised. We did get to see the Sorrel-Weed house though. Questionable facts about "indentured servants as slaves" and "voodoo practices" ...more like santeria. Very few ghost stories for an hour and a half tour. CVS/Sorrel-Weed/mention of skeletons on a building wall. Nice enough guy, but just not worth the $35 walk around Savannah.

Response from Host

Jun 2022

We are sorry to hear that you didn’t have a 5-star experience with us. It’s extremely unfortunate your guide provided you with this type of tour. It is completely unacceptable, and we assure you that is not the standard we set at our company. We appreciate all feedback, and we assure you we will use this for future tour improvement. To make up for this, we would like to offer you free tickets to use in any of our cities, without expiration, in hopes of giving you a much better experience.

Leslie_T

Jun 2022

The tour was more of a history tour and not a ghost tour. Our tour guide actually said that house slaves weren't really slaves which was offensive. House slaves were owned by someone else and worked for free. What would you call that? Secondly he tried to indicate in one of his stories that a slave was in a love triangle with her master. Again offensive!!! Slaves did not have the right to say no to the advances of his or her owner. The history was off. It was not a Ghost Tour. It was terrible. Go with another tour company and thank me later.

Response from Host

Jun 2022