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Walk the shadowed squares of Savannah with experienced guides and paranormal gear in hand. This two-hour interactive tour blends local history, folklore and on-street investigations in Wright and Monterey Squares.
Walk the shadowed squares of Savannah with experienced guides and paranormal gear in hand. This two-hour interactive tour blends local history, folklore and on-street investigations in Wright and Monterey Squares.
The lanterns of the historic squares throw long shadows as you step onto brick-lined sidewalks and the Spanish moss tilts in the warm evening air.
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Operated by Spirit Xperience, LLC · Savannah, Georgia
The lanterns of the historic squares throw long shadows as you step onto brick-lined sidewalks and the Spanish moss tilts in the warm evening air.
On this two-hour, half-mile walk through Savannah’s Wright and Monterey Squares you move slowly enough to listen — for stories, for the creak of old porches, for guides coaxing responses from equipment supplied for brief street-side investigations. Guides set up EMF readers, spirit boxes, spirit rods and laser grids; the city’s nights become a stage for folklore and first-hand attempts at contact.
Savannah’s Historic District is low coastal plain carved by the Savannah River and punctuated by 22 public squares laid out in the 18th century. These squares, their monuments and surrounding mansions are threaded with Civil War memory, antebellum commerce, and the modern culture of preservation and storytelling that keeps these places alive after dark.
Expect a mix of architecture and anecdotes: tales of Jim Williams, local tragedies, and legends tied to specific squares and churches. The terrain is flat but surfaces are uneven — cobbles and curbs demand attention.
Practicalities: tours start at set squares (check Wright or Monterey depending on night), run about two hours, and cap small groups for interaction. Wheelchair access is possible on sidewalks; most equipment is provided but bring a light jacket and comfortable shoes. For a successful night, time your visit after dusk when temperatures cool and urban noise drops. Keep expectations flexible — encounters vary, but the evening always delivers atmosphere, history and a hands-on look at how Savannah tells its darker stories.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for most people who can stand or walk intermittently for two hours; wheelchair users can participate with assistance.
The tour lasts about two hours and covers roughly a half mile across several nearby squares with frequent stops for stories and investigations.
Yes—strollers and wheelchairs can be used on accessible sidewalks, but participants should be able to remain outdoors for two hours; some uneven surfaces exist.
Yes—guides supply EMF readers, spirit rods, a spirit box and other tools and will explain how to use them during brief, supervised investigations.
Tours may be canceled in heavy rain or severe weather; check the booking provider’s cancellation policy and bring a poncho if light rain is expected.
Savannah’s square system dates to the 1730s under James Oglethorpe; many legends trace to 19th-century events and prominent local figures like Jim Williams.
The Historic District relies on preservation ordinances to protect old trees, squares and buildings; visitors are asked to stay on public paths and avoid disturbing plantings or monuments.
Spirit Xperience, LLC operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The lanterns of the historic squares throw long shadows as you step onto brick-lined sidewalks and the Spanish moss tilts in the warm evening air.
The lanterns of the historic squares throw long shadows as you step onto brick-lined sidewalks and the Spanish moss tilts in the warm evening air.
On this two-hour, half-mile walk through Savannah’s Wright and Monterey Squares you move slowly enough to listen — for stories, for the creak of old porches, for guides coaxing responses from equipment supplied for brief street-side investigations. Guides set up EMF readers, spirit boxes, spirit rods and laser grids; the city’s nights become a stage for folklore and first-hand attempts at contact.
Savannah’s Historic District is low coastal plain carved by the Savannah River and punctuated by 22 public squares laid out in the 18th century. These squares, their monuments and surrounding mansions are threaded with Civil War memory, antebellum commerce, and the modern culture of preservation and storytelling that keeps these places alive after dark.
Expect a mix of architecture and anecdotes: tales of Jim Williams, local tragedies, and legends tied to specific squares and churches. The terrain is flat but surfaces are uneven — cobbles and curbs demand attention.
Practicalities: tours start at set squares (check Wright or Monterey depending on night), run about two hours, and cap small groups for interaction. Wheelchair access is possible on sidewalks; most equipment is provided but bring a light jacket and comfortable shoes. For a successful night, time your visit after dusk when temperatures cool and urban noise drops. Keep expectations flexible — encounters vary, but the evening always delivers atmosphere, history and a hands-on look at how Savannah tells its darker stories.