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Walk through Savannah’s lamp-lit squares on a 90-minute guided ghost walk that pairs documented local history with spine-tingling lore. Begin at Moon River Brewing and move through the Historic District while guides weave stories of cemeteries, antebellum homes, and riverfront tragedies.
Walk through Savannah’s lamp-lit squares on a 90-minute guided ghost walk that pairs documented local history with spine-tingling lore. Begin at Moon River Brewing and move through the Historic District while guides weave stories of cemeteries, antebellum homes, and riverfront tragedies.
The tour begins outside Moon River Brewing Company as dusk slips into the iron-laced squares of downtown Savannah. Streetlamps throw long shadows across brick sidewalks, Spanish moss brushes rooftops, and a local guide steers the group through alleys and open squares, setting the pace for 90 minutes of storytelling and close-up history.
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Operated by Savannah Supernatural Tours · Savannah, Georgia
The tour begins outside Moon River Brewing Company as dusk slips into the iron-laced squares of downtown Savannah. Streetlamps throw long shadows across brick sidewalks, Spanish moss brushes rooftops, and a local guide steers the group through alleys and open squares, setting the pace for 90 minutes of storytelling and close-up history.
Savannah's Historic District is built on a deliberate grid of public squares laid out by James Oglethorpe in 1733; its low coastal plain and proximity to the Savannah River shaped both commerce and the city’s darker chapters. The route passes iconic sites—Colonial Park Cemetery (viewed from the edge), antebellum townhouses, and tucked-away courtyards—places where Civil War, maritime, and social histories overlap and where urban legend has taken root.
The tour mixes documented episodes with oral lore: haunted house reports, maritime tragedies, and the everyday dramas of a port city that moved people and goods through its streets for centuries. Guides translate archival detail and local rumor into a paced, social walk that balances chills with cultural context.
Practical details: the walk is about 90 minutes on mostly flat pavement with frequent stops; wear comfortable walking shoes, carry a small bottle of water, and layer for coastal evenings. Tickets are mobile-only; the tour departs from Moon River Brewing and moves through the Historic District—some cemetery sites are viewed from outside, not entered. Tours are stroller-accessible, allow service animals, and are canceled for severe weather. Expect urban walking, close quarters in groups, and an emphasis on storytelling rather than theatrical scares.
easy.
1.5 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; participants should be able to stand and walk on paved surfaces for 90 minutes
The tour runs approximately 90 minutes and begins at Moon River Brewing Company in the Historic District.
No—Colonial Park Cemetery is viewed from the perimeter on this tour; admission is not included.
It’s family-friendly and stroller-accessible, but participants should be able to walk and stand for 90 minutes; not recommended for those with serious heart conditions.
Tours are canceled for severe weather; you can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before departure per the booking policy.
Savannah was founded in 1733 by James Oglethorpe; its unique grid of public squares and coastal port status shaped a layered cultural and economic history reflected in today’s architecture and stories.
Respect historic markers and private property, stick to sidewalks and designated areas, and support local preservation groups when possible to protect fabric and stories of the Historic District.
Savannah Supernatural Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The tour begins outside Moon River Brewing Company as dusk slips into the iron-laced squares of downtown Savannah. Streetlamps throw long shadows across brick sidewalks, Spanish moss brushes rooftops, and a local guide steers the group through alleys and open squares, setting the pace for 90 minutes of storytelling and close-up history.
The tour begins outside Moon River Brewing Company as dusk slips into the iron-laced squares of downtown Savannah. Streetlamps throw long shadows across brick sidewalks, Spanish moss brushes rooftops, and a local guide steers the group through alleys and open squares, setting the pace for 90 minutes of storytelling and close-up history.
Savannah's Historic District is built on a deliberate grid of public squares laid out by James Oglethorpe in 1733; its low coastal plain and proximity to the Savannah River shaped both commerce and the city’s darker chapters. The route passes iconic sites—Colonial Park Cemetery (viewed from the edge), antebellum townhouses, and tucked-away courtyards—places where Civil War, maritime, and social histories overlap and where urban legend has taken root.
The tour mixes documented episodes with oral lore: haunted house reports, maritime tragedies, and the everyday dramas of a port city that moved people and goods through its streets for centuries. Guides translate archival detail and local rumor into a paced, social walk that balances chills with cultural context.
Practical details: the walk is about 90 minutes on mostly flat pavement with frequent stops; wear comfortable walking shoes, carry a small bottle of water, and layer for coastal evenings. Tickets are mobile-only; the tour departs from Moon River Brewing and moves through the Historic District—some cemetery sites are viewed from outside, not entered. Tours are stroller-accessible, allow service animals, and are canceled for severe weather. Expect urban walking, close quarters in groups, and an emphasis on storytelling rather than theatrical scares.