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Combine ghost stories, colonial history and exclusive drink specials on a private 105‑minute pub crawl through Old Savannah. Perfect for bachelorettes or birthday groups who want a curated mix of hauntings and nightlife.
Combine ghost stories, colonial history and exclusive drink specials on a private 105‑minute pub crawl through Old Savannah. Perfect for bachelorettes or birthday groups who want a curated mix of hauntings and nightlife.
The cobblestones of Old Savannah click underfoot as dusk pulls long shadows between gas lamps and brick facades. A captain in costume—maybe a pirate or a disco cowgirl—leads your private group through narrow alleys, past hidden courtyards and into low-lit taverns where the hardwood still remembers colonial boots. Somewhere between a rooftop toast and a speakeasy shot, a ghost story slips into the laughter and the city feels both alive and watchful.
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Operated by Captain Stoner Tours · Savannah, Georgia
The cobblestones of Old Savannah click underfoot as dusk pulls long shadows between gas lamps and brick facades. A captain in costume—maybe a pirate or a disco cowgirl—leads your private group through narrow alleys, past hidden courtyards and into low-lit taverns where the hardwood still remembers colonial boots. Somewhere between a rooftop toast and a speakeasy shot, a ghost story slips into the laughter and the city feels both alive and watchful.
Savannah’s historic district grew from a grid planned in 1733 by James Oglethorpe; its squares, riverfront warehouses and oak-lined streets hold layers of colonial trade, Civil War memory and maritime culture. The tour touches spots tied to Tomochichi and the Yamacraw, the Underground Railroad, and the late-night folklore that colors Congress Street and River Street. Geology here is flat coastal plain—salt marshes and the Savannah River shaped commerce and the city’s rise.
Practically, expect about 90–110 minutes of guided walking with multiple bar stops, occasional stairs, and short walks between venues. Bring a government ID (21+ to drink), comfortable closed-toe shoes for cobbles, and a small light jacket if nights are breezy. Hydrate between drinks and pace yourself—the Captain times happy-hour specials and midnight toasts to keep momentum and avoid long lines.
This private crawl suits celebrations and small groups wanting a tailored mix of hauntings, history and nightlife. It’s an urban walking experience: lively, social, and rooted in local stories—best enjoyed responsibly and with a plan to get back to your accommodations safely.
easy.
1.5–2 hours.
Light walking and standing; suitable for most people who can walk short distances on uneven pavement.
You must be 21 years or older to receive or consume alcohol on this tour; bring valid government ID.
Some historic venues and sidewalks have uneven surfaces; while parts of the route are stroller-friendly, full wheelchair access may be limited—ask the operator to customize the itinerary.
Yes—this is a private tour and the operator encourages costume themes and customization when you book or message ahead.
Gratuities for the guide and bartenders are not included; plan to tip your guide based on service, typically 15–20%.
Savannah’s grid of public squares dates to 1733 and includes sites tied to Tomochichi and early trade with Native nations.
Historic Savannah balances tourism with preservation—respect signage, avoid touching historic facades, and keep noise down to protect neighborhoods.
Captain Stoner Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The cobblestones of Old Savannah click underfoot as dusk pulls long shadows between gas lamps and brick facades. A captain in costume—maybe a pirate or a disco cowgirl—leads your private group through narrow alleys, past hidden courtyards and into low-lit taverns where the hardwood still remembers colonial boots. Somewhere between a rooftop toast and a speakeasy shot, a ghost story slips into the laughter and the city feels both alive and watchful.
The cobblestones of Old Savannah click underfoot as dusk pulls long shadows between gas lamps and brick facades. A captain in costume—maybe a pirate or a disco cowgirl—leads your private group through narrow alleys, past hidden courtyards and into low-lit taverns where the hardwood still remembers colonial boots. Somewhere between a rooftop toast and a speakeasy shot, a ghost story slips into the laughter and the city feels both alive and watchful.
Savannah’s historic district grew from a grid planned in 1733 by James Oglethorpe; its squares, riverfront warehouses and oak-lined streets hold layers of colonial trade, Civil War memory and maritime culture. The tour touches spots tied to Tomochichi and the Yamacraw, the Underground Railroad, and the late-night folklore that colors Congress Street and River Street. Geology here is flat coastal plain—salt marshes and the Savannah River shaped commerce and the city’s rise.
Practically, expect about 90–110 minutes of guided walking with multiple bar stops, occasional stairs, and short walks between venues. Bring a government ID (21+ to drink), comfortable closed-toe shoes for cobbles, and a small light jacket if nights are breezy. Hydrate between drinks and pace yourself—the Captain times happy-hour specials and midnight toasts to keep momentum and avoid long lines.
This private crawl suits celebrations and small groups wanting a tailored mix of hauntings, history and nightlife. It’s an urban walking experience: lively, social, and rooted in local stories—best enjoyed responsibly and with a plan to get back to your accommodations safely.