Savannah Ghost Tours

We scheduled this at the last minute. It was wonderful. Brinna our tour guide was awesome. We had 8 in our tour and it was just the right size.

We came here on our anniversary and this was the surprise of my life. I love ghosts and haunting experiences. This tour was Boooorring, there was NOTHING scary about this tour. We were split into two groups and it seems as though the experienced tour guide ditched us. Our tour guide was a second generation tour guide and she was not very good. The inexperienced tour guide began the tour and left half of the group. She had personal conversations with the two people in the front of the group. This was literally a waste of time. While in the midst of the tour we stopped at a bar which was fine for me but we sat there for about 30 minutes which was way too long, we ended up losing three guest because one of them was underage. Even another tour guide commented on the fact that we were there too long to be on a tour. We could have literally walked around the area ourselves. The stories they she provided would have been a good addition to the tour but she kept forgetting details. Not what I’d hoped for. Tip… the walking on dead bodies story gets old REALLY fast.

This tour was cheap, interesting, and they even made a bar stop. Our guide was great with the stories and how to spot ‘spirits’ on you camera. Even if you dont believe in the spooky stuff, you had interesting stories to share by the end of the night. You get plenty of time to rest in between stops. It was a walking tour, so please wear your comfy shoes.

I was in Savannah for a conference for work and I found The Haunting’s tour online and then found a Groupon for half off and decided to give it a go. The group meets at 9 in Wright Square by Tomo-​Chi– Chi’s memorial site in Wright Square and ends there as well.
I toured with Steve who is a 3^rd-​4^th generation Savannian and who’s Great Grandfather fought for the the Confederates. Be prepared to walk and take pictures along the way. You stop at different places (Juliette Gordon Low House, the Anna Powers home, Colonial Cemetery, Conrad Aiken’s home, GW’s command center, and Savannah’s Burying grounds). We were on the tour for 2 – 2.5 hours, but it was well worth it. Make sure you’re phone is charged and you have your walking shoes on.
Good amount of history mixed in with ghost sitings, I definitely got an aura in my cemetery pictures. Go on it if you have time! Side note, leave the dogs at home, even if it’s nice out