easy
1.5 hours
Suitable for almost all fitness levels; primarily walking on flat urban terrain.
Explore Galveston's haunted past on a 90-minute ghost walking tour that is both wheelchair accessible and pet-friendly. Discover eerie stories and historic sites that bring the city’s supernatural history to life.
Step into the shadows with the Galveston Ghosts Walking Tour, a captivating 90-minute private walking tour that unveils the eerie and fascinating haunted history of Galveston, Texas. Hosted by Historic Galveston Ghost Tours, this experience offers a unique glimpse into the supernatural stories that have shaped the city’s mysterious past. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, you'll be drawn in by chilling tales of restless spirits and historic landmarks. The tour is thoughtfully designed to be wheelchair accessible and pet-friendly, making it welcoming for all ages and abilities. As you stroll through the atmospheric streets of Galveston, guided by an expert storyteller, you’ll discover sites soaked in history and hear stories that blur the lines between myth and reality. The nighttime ambiance enhances the thrill, with Creepy backdrops and foggy Gulf breezes setting the perfect scene. This tour is perfect for history buffs, paranormal enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a spooky, engaging way to explore Galveston without the crowds. Plus, the smaller group size guarantees a personalized experience with plenty of opportunities to ask questions and snap photos. Whether it’s your first ghost hunt or your fifth, the Galveston Ghosts Walking Tour offers a memorable and spine-tingling adventure you won’t forget.
The tour covers several city blocks on foot, so comfortable walking shoes are essential.
Evenings in Galveston can get cool, especially near the water, so a light jacket helps keep you comfortable.
Though it's a walking tour, bring water to stay refreshed, especially during warmer months.
If bringing your pet, ensure they are leashed and comfortable in crowds and outdoor conditions.
Galveston’s rich history includes its role as a major port in the 19th century and numerous hurricanes that shaped its landscape and folklore.
Efforts in Galveston focus on preserving historic buildings while promoting sustainable tourism to minimize environmental impact.
Essential for navigating the city streets during the tour.
Keeps you warm during cooler evening temperatures.
fall specific
Helps prevent mosquito bites near the waterfront at night.
summer specific
Useful for spotting details in darker areas along the route.