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Walk 1.5 miles through Savannah's lamplit squares on an adults-only haunted pub crawl that pairs ghost lore with local bars. Guides separate fact from folklore while you sip to-go drinks and learn the city's darker chapters.
Walk 1.5 miles through Savannah's lamplit squares on an adults-only haunted pub crawl that pairs ghost lore with local bars. Guides separate fact from folklore while you sip to-go drinks and learn the city's darker chapters.
The streetlights throw long, amber bars across cobblestone and live oaks as your guide rounds up the group outside the red phone booth at Six Pence Pub. Night compresses the squares into pockets of shadow; the city's history—burials, duels, and maritime fortunes—hums at the edges. The tour moves deliberate and conversational, part walking tour, part pub crawl, the sidewalks doing the work of a theater stage.
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Operated by Savannah By Foot · Savannah, Georgia
The streetlights throw long, amber bars across cobblestone and live oaks as your guide rounds up the group outside the red phone booth at Six Pence Pub. Night compresses the squares into pockets of shadow; the city's history—burials, duels, and maritime fortunes—hums at the edges. The tour moves deliberate and conversational, part walking tour, part pub crawl, the sidewalks doing the work of a theater stage.
Savannah's Historic District dates to James Oglethorpe's 18th-century plan: a grid stitched with public squares that have witnessed cholera outbreaks, Civil War occupations, and the rise of Southern hospitality. The limestone and brick underfoot tell a coastal geology shaped by marshes and sediment; the city's streets are a human overlay on a fragile barrier island landscape.
Creepy Crawl blends folklore and documented events—stories of haunted inns, unsettled graves in Colonial Park Cemetery, and alleged resident spirits at old taverns—while stopping at several bars where legal open-container rules let you carry a to-go drink. Guides balance theatrical touches with clear sourcing on what’s historical and what’s legend.
Practical notes: the route is about 1.5 miles on mostly flat sidewalks and occasional brick, lasting roughly two hours. Expect standing and walking in low light; comfortable shoes, a valid photo ID, and a weather layer are essential. The operator enforces a strict 21+ policy and may limit indoor stops depending on bar capacity. Tours run rain or shine; severe weather can force rescheduling. Ask your guide for directions back to the riverfront or to nearby squares at the end of the crawl.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires standing and walking for ~1.5 miles.
No—drinks are not included. The tour stops at bars where you can purchase to-go beverages; carry cash or card.
No. This is strictly an adults-only tour—guests must be 21 or older and will be carded.
The Historic District has uneven brick and narrow sidewalks; accessibility is limited—contact the operator to discuss specific needs.
Tours proceed in light rain; severe weather may cause rescheduling or cancellation with standard refund policies—check terms when booking.
Savannah was founded in 1733 under James Oglethorpe; its public-square plan and preserved 18th- and 19th-century buildings make the Historic District one of the largest National Historic Landmark districts in the U.S.
Stay on sidewalks and public spaces, respect private property and memorial markers, and carry out any litter; open-container laws allow drinking but do not excuse leaving waste in squares.
Savannah By Foot operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The streetlights throw long, amber bars across cobblestone and live oaks as your guide rounds up the group outside the red phone booth at Six Pence Pub. Night compresses the squares into pockets of shadow; the city's history—burials, duels, and maritime fortunes—hums at the edges. The tour moves deliberate and conversational, part walking tour, part pub crawl, the sidewalks doing the work of a theater stage.
The streetlights throw long, amber bars across cobblestone and live oaks as your guide rounds up the group outside the red phone booth at Six Pence Pub. Night compresses the squares into pockets of shadow; the city's history—burials, duels, and maritime fortunes—hums at the edges. The tour moves deliberate and conversational, part walking tour, part pub crawl, the sidewalks doing the work of a theater stage.
Savannah's Historic District dates to James Oglethorpe's 18th-century plan: a grid stitched with public squares that have witnessed cholera outbreaks, Civil War occupations, and the rise of Southern hospitality. The limestone and brick underfoot tell a coastal geology shaped by marshes and sediment; the city's streets are a human overlay on a fragile barrier island landscape.
Creepy Crawl blends folklore and documented events—stories of haunted inns, unsettled graves in Colonial Park Cemetery, and alleged resident spirits at old taverns—while stopping at several bars where legal open-container rules let you carry a to-go drink. Guides balance theatrical touches with clear sourcing on what’s historical and what’s legend.
Practical notes: the route is about 1.5 miles on mostly flat sidewalks and occasional brick, lasting roughly two hours. Expect standing and walking in low light; comfortable shoes, a valid photo ID, and a weather layer are essential. The operator enforces a strict 21+ policy and may limit indoor stops depending on bar capacity. Tours run rain or shine; severe weather can force rescheduling. Ask your guide for directions back to the riverfront or to nearby squares at the end of the crawl.