Step into a real hearse and experience Savannah’s ghost stories with equal parts charm and cheek. This short, 30-minute rolling tour from Service Brewing is a family-friendly, atmospheric way to see the city after dark.
Step into a real hearse and experience Savannah’s ghost stories with equal parts charm and cheek. This short, 30-minute rolling tour from Service Brewing is a family-friendly, atmospheric way to see the city after dark.
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Brews & Boos Hearse Ghost Tour brings a compact, theatrical spin to Savannah's shadowed streets. Meeting at Service Brewing in the heart of the city's historic district, this 30-minute ride tucks eight guests into a real, restored hearse for a rolling catalog of ghost stories, eerie sights, and shouted punch lines. Savannah is known for its brick-lined lanes, riverfront warehouses, and moss-draped live oaks; the tour leans into those textures, turning Spanish moss and gaslit squares into stagecraft. The vehicle is the attraction: an actual hearse converted into a mobile storytelling room that keeps the experience intimate and continuous—no stops, no walking—so you and your group can sink into narration and atmosphere. As you roll past stately mansions and public squares, your guide strings together local lore: dueling families, tragic fires, forgotten hospitals, and Civil War-era losses that left marks on the built landscape. The guide’s rhythm balances chills with humor, making this a fit for families and first-time ghost-tour takers as much as die-hard paranormal fans. Beyond the tales, the tour is a practical way to sample Savannah’s nighttime character. The city's layered history—founded in 1733—shows up in its architecture and the way light pools under live oaks. Expect to see cobblestone alleys, ironwork fences, and the broad sweep of the Savannah River from certain blocks. These visual details supply the sensory backdrop that makes the tour feel immediate: the creak of a gate, the flash of a streetlamp, the hush under moss-heavy branches. Because the ride is short and intentionally theatrical, it’s an easy add-on to an evening out: grab a post-tour pint back at Service Brewing or continue exploring nearby squares. Group size caps at eight per hearse, so book ahead for weekends or holiday nights. All sales are final, and the tour's setup means there are no on-route stops—plan arrival and departures accordingly. This is not an investigative paranormal expedition but a polished, social experience that uses Savannah’s real streets and stories to create atmosphere. For visitors who want a compact, memorable introduction to the city’s darker folklore—served with a dose of levity—Brews & Boos Hearse Ghost Tour offers a distinct way to see Savannah after dark without a long commitment. Plan to arrive at Service Brewing a few minutes early to check in; the small format fills fast on weekend evenings. The experience runs about 30 minutes; it’s suitable for all ages and doesn't require walking, so it works for guests who prefer to stay seated. Weather affects mood—mild, humid nights amplify the river and moss—so dress in layers. Book ahead for holidays and consider pairing the ride with a daytime stroll through historic squares to compare the city’s daytime calm to its nighttime stories.
easy.
30 minutes.
No particular fitness level required—this is a seated, short-format tour appropriate for most visitors.
The experience runs about 30 minutes total and the entire tour is inside the hearse with no stops.
Check in at Service Brewing. Arrive 10–15 minutes early to secure seating—the format fills quickly.
Yes—this tour is family-friendly and listed as appropriate for all ages, though younger kids may find some stories spooky.
All sales are final. Fare protection or similar options may be offered by the booking platform—check your confirmation.
Accessibility is not specified in the listing. If mobility accommodations are needed, contact the operator or the meeting point directly before booking.
Each hearse holds up to eight guests, creating an intimate group experience.
Savannah was founded in 1733 by General James Oglethorpe; its grid plan and public squares date to that colonial layout and inform many ghost narratives.
Stay on public streets and respect private property and historic yards. Pack out trash and avoid touching fragile ironwork or live oak roots to preserve the district.
Hearse Ghost Tours offers a distinctive haunted-experience in Savannah, delivering immersive 75-minute tours from a real funeral hearse. With more than 20 years of experience, Hearse Ghost Tours blends historical research, local legend, and theatrical storytelling to guide guests through the city’s most haunted sites. The standard Hearse Ghost Tour is family-friendly and designed for visitors who want an entertaining, spooky introduction to Savannah’s ghost stories and haunted locations. The Bachelorette Tour — billed as the “Bride’s Last Ride” — is a specialized 75-minute celebration tailored for bridal parties seeking a memorable, eerie outing. Tours operate with licensed vehicles and experienced guides who prioritize safety and guest comfort while providing spine-tingling narration, dimmed-light ambiance, and curated stops at notable haunted landmarks. Hearse Ghost Tours is known for authentic presentation: the vehicle is a genuine funeral hearse, the material emphasizes documented local lore, and guides adapt the intensity of storytelling so groups can choose a family-friendly or more chilling tone. For groups, special requests, and bachelorette arrangements, Hearse Ghost Tours accommodates party dynamics and offers clear booking options. The operator’s reputation is built on two decades of consistent tour delivery, credible local knowledge, and repeat bookings from visitors seeking both scares and historical insight. Advance reservations are recommended, especially for bachelorette groups and weekend evenings.

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