If you dare, explore Charleston as a paranormal investigator and use the real tools of the trade including a thermal imaging camera. Your guide will provide tutorials on how to use each device, as well as share local ghost stories. Plus, you’ll receive access to all of the data recorded during your investigation.
The pitch here is in the name: you do the investigating. Your guide hands over real tools of the trade, including a thermal imaging camera, gives tutorials on how each device works, and shares local ghost stories along the way. Afterward you get access to all the data recorded during your investigation, which is a nice touch for anyone who wants to review the evidence later rather than take a guide's word for it.
Charleston carries a great deal of history and tends to wear it openly, which gives a guide plenty of material to pull from between device readings. This format suits hands-on visitors who want to learn how the equipment works and keep the results, rather than settle in for a passive narrated stroll. If you are traveling with someone who just wants the stories, note that the equipment tutorials are part of the experience here.
Questions people ask
Do I actually use the equipment myself?
Yes. You explore as a paranormal investigator using real tools including a thermal imaging camera, and your guide provides tutorials on how to use each device.
Do I get anything to keep afterward?
You receive access to all of the data recorded during your investigation, so you can review it after the tour.
Is there storytelling too, or just gear?
Both. Alongside the hands-on investigation, your guide shares local ghost stories as you go.
