Where is the meeting point for the tour?

Tours meet at Carbo House on Tybrisa Street (meeting point provided in the tour description).

How long is the private tour?

Tours typically run about 1 hour and 45 minutes and can be scheduled to fit your group’s preferred time.

Are ghost-hunting devices provided?

Interactive paranormal gear is available when requested—tell the operator in advance if you want equipment included.

Is the tour accessible?

Yes. The meeting point and route are listed as stroller- and wheelchair-accessible; contact the operator to confirm details for your group.

Is there an age limit?

No minimum age is listed; structured information lists a maximum age of 100. Use discretion about content for younger children.

Can you arrange private pickup?

Private pickup from select downtown hotels may be available upon request—ask when booking to confirm availability.

Private Tybee Island Ghost Hunting Tour: After-Dark Paranormal Walk | Ghost Tour | Private

On Tybee Island, a low-lying barrier island off the coast of Georgia, the Tybee Island “Ghost Hunting” Private Tour offers an after-dark look at places where history and rumor collide. Operated by The Witching Hour Savannah, this private, 1 hour and 45 minute experience gathers groups at Carbo House on Tybrisa Street and walks the island’s oldest streets, squares, and shoreline paths while guides read true accounts of tragedy, folklore, and unexplained encounters. The setting is elemental: salt air, wooden Victorian homes, weathered clapboard storefronts, and the hush of tidal marshes that flatten sound and make each footstep and distant gull call feel amplified. That combination of coastal geometry and history gives these tours a different spine-tingle than an urban ghost walk. Key features are plain and specific: historic streets and squares, waterfront viewpoints, and island landmarks where local lore concentrates. Guides weave researched narratives about lost fishing families, shipwrecks, and civic memories tied to Savannah as well as Tybee, and private tours allow the pace and focus to shift to what your group most wants to explore. Interactive elements set this offering apart—ghost-hunting devices are available on request, and guests are invited to ask questions, test equipment, and spend time in spots that show the most reported activity. The tour’s private format makes it a flexible option for romantic evenings, family outings, or niche paranormal groups. Accessibility is unusually inclusive here: the meeting point and route are stroller- and wheelchair-accessible, and groups can request private pickup from select downtown hotels. Small-group customization and the local knowledge of The Witching Hour Savannah give visitors an intimate, place-based encounter with Tybee’s nocturnal character. Practical notes: tours typically clock in near two hours; bring a warm layer against the coastal breeze and a charged phone for photos. Respect for private property and quiet neighborhoods is enforced—this is storytelling grounded in site-specific research, not sensational trespass. For travelers staying in Savannah or on Tybee Island, this private tour is an efficient, atmospheric way to learn the island’s darker chapters while experiencing its shoreline and streets after dusk. Whether you’re a paranormal enthusiast or simply curious about local history, this tour turns small-town nightscapes into a focused, memorable exploration of place and past. Book a private outing to tailor route, timing, and investigation focus—many groups schedule an hour at a single hotspot to test devices and equipment and compare impressions. Guides encourage note-taking and recording; if you bring an EMF meter or recorder, mention it ahead so they can plan locations with reported anomalies. Evening tides and local events change foot traffic, so confirm logistics at Carbo House on Tybrisa Street before your tour and arrive fifteen minutes early to ask any preliminary questions.