Walk Old Town after dark with a storyteller who blends Key West history and hauntings. This 2‑hour pub crawl visits mansion sites, the original morgue, and other eerie landmarks — bring ID and comfortable shoes.
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Night descends on Greene Street and the shutters of Old Town throw long, nervous shadows across the brick. On this two‑hour haunted pub crawl, a local Ghost Host leads a small group through alleyways and lamp‑lit squares where the island's past keeps knocking — at doorways, at barrooms and at the edge of memory.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Light walking ability; suitable for most adults who can stand and stroll for short periods
Wildlife
History
Key West was originally called Cayo Hueso (Spanish for 'Bone Island'); its 19th‑century prosperity from wrecking and tallow trade left a dense collection of maritime architecture.
Conservation
Respect private property and historic structures; stay on sidewalks, minimize noise at night, and dispose of waste responsibly to protect Old Town’s fragile limestone fabric.
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Bring photo ID
This tour requires guests to be 21+ and will check ID for pub entry and drink purchases.
Arrive early
Meet at 424 Greene Street 15 minutes before departure to collect your T‑shirt and get briefed.
Wear sturdy shoes
Old Town sidewalks include uneven bricks and occasional cobbles—closed‑toe walking shoes help.
Carry small bills
Some bars accept cards but cash speeds up quick orders and tips for servers and the guide.
Photo ID
Required for age verification and pub entry (21+).
Comfortable walking shoes
Flat, supportive shoes handle brick sidewalks and quick street crossings.
Light rain jacket or poncho
Summer showers can appear suddenly; a compact rain layer keeps you comfortable.
summer
Phone with charged battery
For directions, photos in low light, and emergency contact.