Search for ghosts in Savannah with this small-group walking tour. Meet your guide and set out on foot to hear ghost stories and spot paranormal activity. Visit several spooky sites including cemeteries, battlefields, and historic homes such as Colonial Park Cemetery, Chippewa Square, and the Andrew Low House. Learn about Savannah’s haunted past from a local guide.
This small-group walking tour pairs storytelling with a light ghost-hunting angle: you set out on foot with a local guide to hear stories and watch for paranormal activity across the city. The route visits several spooky sites including cemeteries, battlefields, and historic homes, with the listing naming Colonial Park Cemetery, Chippewa Square, and the Andrew Low House among the stops. The small-group size suits travelers who want a more personal pace and a guide they can question directly, rather than a large crowd.
Savannah is often called America's most haunted city, its historic district still holding the same walls where the stories took place, so exploring on foot lets a guide connect one haunted address to the next. This format works for visitors who want the classic ghost-walk experience with a nod toward spotting activity themselves, without the full paranormal-equipment setup of a dedicated hunt. Come with comfortable shoes for an evening covering cemeteries, squares, and historic homes, and a willingness to keep your eyes open between stories.
Questions people ask
What sites does the tour visit?
It stops at several spooky sites including cemeteries, battlefields, and historic homes, with the listing naming Colonial Park Cemetery, Chippewa Square, and the Andrew Low House.
Is it a large group?
No. It is a small-group walking tour, which keeps the pace personal and makes it easier to hear your local guide and ask questions.
Do we look for ghosts ourselves?
To a degree. You set out on foot to hear ghost stories and spot paranormal activity, so it blends guided storytelling with a chance to watch for activity yourself.
