Wandering Witches is a 45-minute indoor question-and-answer session with a practicing witch, sold by Tours for Touring Tourists and booking from $26 per person at our August 3, 2026 check. It is not a walk. That description comes from the same operator's three-tour combination pass, the only listing in their Salem set that spells out what this one is; this listing itself publishes a single unnamed itinerary entry and no clock time. At 45 minutes it is the shortest of the twenty Salem listings we track, and the only one described as an indoor session rather than a route. Two facts travel with it: it is non-refundable, and the posted cap is 120. The single booking band runs 7 to 120, so nobody under 7 can be booked. One housekeeping note. The booking card lower down carries a different in-house name of our own that calls this a guided walking tour; the listing data says indoor session, the mismatch is unresolved, and the listing is the harder source.
| Detail | What the listing shows |
|---|---|
| From price | $26 per person (checked August 3, 2026) |
| Duration | 45 minutes (checked August 3, 2026), the shortest of the twenty Salem listings we track |
| Format | An indoor question-and-answer session with a practicing witch, per the same operator's three-tour combination pass. That is the other listing's description; this one publishes a single unnamed itinerary entry and nothing else. |
| Cancellation | NON-REFUNDABLE (checked August 3, 2026). Free cancellation does not apply. |
| Group size | Posted maximum of 120 travelers (checked July 30, 2026) |
| When | This listing publishes no clock time. The same operator's three-tour pass states 3:30pm for this session, which is that listing's claim rather than this one's. |
| Ages | A single booking band running 7 to 120 (checked July 30, 2026). No child, youth or infant band, so nobody under 7 can be booked. No verbatim age line was captured, so we print the band rather than a policy. |
| Route | None. There is one unnamed itinerary entry and the session is described as indoor, so no stop is named and we describe none. |
| Rating | 4.4 from 34 Viator reviews (checked August 3, 2026). Thirty-four is a thin base, so the count prints beside the score and this listing never enters a Salem aggregate. |
| Not captured | Accessibility, meeting point, end point, weather policy and confirmation timing. We print none of them. |
| Operator | Tours for Touring Tourists. We do not run this tour. |
Who it suits
Forty-five minutes sitting down indoors, asking a practicing witch whatever you want to ask. It is the obvious pick for bad weather, tired legs, or anyone who would rather hear about modern practice than walk another 1692 route, and at 45 minutes it folds into an afternoon easily. Skip it if you want to see Salem, because this one shows you nobody's house. Skip it if your plans might change, because it is non-refundable. And skip it if a small room matters, because the posted cap is 120. For walks with published routes, see our haunted Salem guide.
Questions people ask
Is this a walking tour?
No, on the evidence we hold. The same operator's three-tour combination pass describes it as a 45-minute indoor question-and-answer session with a practicing witch. Our booking card carries an older in-house name calling it a walking tour, and that mismatch has not been resolved.
What time is it?
The same operator's three-tour pass states 3:30pm. This listing publishes no clock time of its own, so treat that as the other listing's claim and confirm it at booking.
Can I cancel, and how big is the group?
No, it was non-refundable at our August 3, 2026 check. The posted maximum is 120 travelers.
