2hr Paranormal Walking Tour

A Spooky Stroll Through Savannah’s Haunted Streets

If you’re visiting Savannah and craving a bit of eerie excitement, the 2-hour Paranormal Walking Tour offers just that. With a starting point at the Flip Flop Shops on Bull Street, this evening adventure is led by knowledgeable guides who love sharing stories of the city’s ghostly past. For $30 per person, you get a brisk yet immersive walk through some of Savannah’s most haunted sites, mixing history, folklore, and hands-on ghost-hunting gear.

What we like most about this tour is its engaging storytelling—our guides’ genuine knowledge makes the stories about old cemeteries and historic buildings come alive. Plus, the opportunity to try actual ghost-hunting equipment adds a fun, interactive element that suits curious travelers and skeptics alike.

One possible downside is that, at just two hours, the tour offers a quick glimpse into Savannah’s haunted history. If you’re a true paranormal enthusiast, you might wish for more in-depth stories or a longer experience. Still, for an evening activity that is both fun and reasonably priced, this tour hits the right notes.

This experience is perfect for visitors who enjoy mystery, history, and a little fun scare. Families, solo travelers, and couples looking for a different way to experience Savannah’s charm will find plenty to love here.

Key Points

• Affordable and concise: At only $30, it offers good value for a quick, entertaining ghost walk.
• Interactive experience: Hands-on ghost-hunting tools make the stories more engaging.
• Expert guides: Knowledgeable storytellers like Bridget and Dylan bring authenticity and enthusiasm.
• Historic sites: The tour visits some of Savannah’s most iconic haunted spots, including Colonial Park Cemetery and the Owens-Thomas House.
• Flexible timing: The tour starts at 8:00 pm, leaving your day free for other sightseeing.
• Positive reviews: Most guests praise the guides’ knowledge, storytelling, and interactive elements.

An In-Depth Look at Savannah’s 2-Hour Paranormal Walking Tour

Starting Point and First Impressions

Meeting at the Flip Flop Shops on Bull Street, the tour begins promptly at 8:00 pm. The check-in process is smooth—the mobile ticket makes it easy to confirm your spot without fuss. The group size caps at 30, which keeps the experience intimate enough for questions and interaction.

From the outset, you notice the lively mix of visitors—some history buffs, some ghost-story fans, and many simply curious about Savannah’s reputation for being one of America’s most haunted cities. Our guide immediately sets a friendly tone, ready to share tales that blend historical facts with local legends.

Exploring Savannah’s Dark History

The tour’s itinerary is well thought out, visiting eight key locations that showcase Savannah’s eerie past and ghostly lore. The first stop at Wright Square is particularly evocative, where the guide discusses the city’s founding and the grim executions that once took place there. This spot sets a serious tone, reminding us that Savannah’s past is filled with stories of conflict and tragedy.

Next, the Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace provides a more personal glimpse into Savannah’s history, with stories of haunted rooms and local hotspots in the surrounding neighborhood. Guests praised guides like Bridget for their genuine knowledge and ability to make history interesting for all ages.

Ghostly Tales and Paranormal Equipment

As we wander through the Colonial Park Cemetery, the atmosphere turns truly spooky. The guide points out graves of notable figures and shares ghost stories tied to specific headstones. Throughout, paranormal equipment like EMF meters and divining rods are used, adding an interactive layer. Guests report that these moments “made you a believer,” and many loved trying the equipment themselves.

The 17Hundred90 Inn and Restaurant is a highlight—an old inn with a reputation for hauntings. Going inside allows you to see historic architecture up close while feeling the ghostly energy in the air. Comments like “very knowledgeable and interactive” from reviewers like Cheryl and Mike confirm that guides excel at both storytelling and hands-on fun.

Haunted Hotspots and Local Legends

Outside the Owens-Thomas House, the conversation shifts to stories of ghost sightings—spirits seen striking matches or wandering outside the building. Many guests appreciate this interaction with the environment, feeling like they’re part of the ghostly happenings. The tour ends near Bradley’s Lock and Key at 24 E State St, where the guide discusses a true crime story involving the owner. Some guests opt to continue with a photo or cleansing ritual, wrapping up a memorable night.

The Overall Experience: Balancing Fun and Fact

What makes this tour stand out is the balance between storytelling, historical context, and fun interaction. While some reviews noted that the stories are “crammed in,” most guests find the pace lively and engaging, especially with guides like Dylan, Bridget, and Ty who are both knowledgeable and genuine.

Many reviewers mention how the tour’s interactive elements, like the ghost-hunting gear, make it more memorable. As one guest said, “It was very interesting and had some cool experiences,” which captures the spirit of the tour perfectly.

Practicalities and Value

The tour’s length of about two hours makes it a perfect evening activity—long enough to be meaningful but short enough to fit into a busy sightseeing schedule. The price of $30 is reasonable, especially considering the guided expertise and interactive features.

Being an evening tour, it also creates a different mood compared to daytime ghost stories, with the shadows and night enhancing the spooky atmosphere. The start time at 8:00 pm also leaves time for dinner or other attractions afterward.

Who Would Enjoy This Tour?

This tour is ideal for those who enjoy history, storytelling, and a bit of paranormal thrill. It’s perfect for families, couples, or solo travelers wanting a memorable, interactive experience. If you’re skeptical but enjoy a good story, you’ll appreciate the guides’ authenticity—many reviews mention guides being knowledgeable, genuine, and engaging.

It’s also great for those interested in local legends or wanting to see some of Savannah’s most haunted spots without the commitment of a longer tour or overnight stay. However, if you’re looking for a deep dive into ghost lore or prefer daytime tours, this may feel somewhat brief.

Final Thoughts: Is It Worth It?

For just $30, the 2-hour Paranormal Walking Tour offers a lively, well-paced introduction to Savannah’s haunted history. The combination of storytelling, historic sites, and hands-on ghost-hunting tools makes it a uniquely fun and engaging experience, especially for first-time visitors or those with an interest in the supernatural.

The expert guides genuinely enhance the experience, making each stop feel authentic and alive with stories of spirits and tragedy. The tour’s size and timing allow for personal interaction and a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for soaking in Savannah’s spooky side without feeling rushed.

While it’s not a deep-dive, the tour delivers a high-value blend of entertainment and local lore. Expect to leave with a few chills, a better understanding of Savannah’s dark past, and some fun photos that will make your friends jealous.

FAQ

Is the tour suitable for children or teens?
Most reviews indicate that the tour is engaging for teens as well as adults. The lively storytelling and interactive ghost-hunting make it appealing to a broad age range, but parents should judge based on their child’s comfort with spooky stories.

What is included in the ticket price?
The ticket covers the guided walking tour, access to ghost-hunting equipment, and the opportunity to learn about Savannah’s haunted sights. It does not include food or drinks.

How long does each stop last?
Stops range from 10 to 20 minutes, allowing enough time for stories and some interaction without dragging on. The overall experience is about two hours.

Are the ghost-hunting tools real?
Yes, the tour uses actual paranormal equipment like EMF meters and divining rods, which guests are encouraged to operate and experiment with.

What should I wear or bring?
Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking, and bring a light jacket or flashlight if needed, especially since the tour takes place at night.

What if the weather is bad?
The tour requires good weather. If canceled due to rain or other poor conditions, you’ll be offered an alternative date or a full refund.

Final Word

If you’re looking for an evening that blends history, mystery, and interactive fun, this Savannah ghost tour is worth considering. It’s perfect for inquisitive souls who love a good story, a bit of ghostly lore, and the chance to try ghost-hunting gear in a historic setting. The guides’ genuine enthusiasm and the chance to explore Savannah’s haunted spots make it a memorable addition to any trip. Just remember to bring your sense of adventure—and maybe a camera to snap some spooky photos.